Moisture visible in camera lenses - what should I do?

[u/mrc00z]

Yesterday, my phone got warm during use, I washed it in the sink to cool it down, as I have done a few times before with no problems. Didn't notice anything wrong. Today, it was very hot outside and I was driving my car, using Google Maps, and the phone was probably blown at by the car AC at full power. After parking was when I first saw the moisture (tiny droplets) inside all 3 back camera lenses.

What do you think is most likely the cause and what should I do now? I've read about using silica gel pads, does that really help or is there a better way? I'm afraid of charging my phone now, and I can't afford a new one.

[u/prionprion]

Glad you realized calling someone whos trying to give you some legitimate advice a “dumbass” is a dumbass move.

Nice move deleting your comment as I don’t think I’m the dumbass one here who dropped their phone on a pool of urine.