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    What if an AirPod drops in the snow?
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    Dry the case with the power off. Do not charge it until it's completely dry.
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    I sleep wearing my AirPods and I woke up and couldn’t find them. They’re dead so I can’t connect and play any sound. I’m also not connected to find my thing. What do I do?
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    They couldn't have gotten far from your bed. Remove and shake out all blankets and pillowcases. If they don't fall out, look around, under, and behind your bed. Be very thorough and you should find them.
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    I have an Android phone so I don't have a Find My app. What do I do?
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    Use a hand-held vacuum cleaner and run it all over the floor and furniture.
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    How do I find lost, dead AirPods in my house?
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    Use a vacuum cleaner.
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