I am still reading while bathing.

Recently, however, I have been purchasing books in e-book format and taking my tablet into the bathroom with me.

I submerged my second tablet in the water last night.

Currently, we put raw rice in plastic food storage containers and sneak the tablet into the rice.

This is a fairly well-known response to submerged equipment.

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At the end of the year, my wife submerged the TV remote control in water, and it stopped working.

My wife was submerged in the water for about 10 minutes without realizing she was immersed.

As a no-go, I tried this response, restored in about two days. Now it is working fine.

In addition, my wife submerged another remote control at New Year's, but this one was also restored.

So now I am the one who submerged my tablet in water.

The tablet is not operational at this time. We plan to give it another day or so.

Still, there has been too much submersion since last year.

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The first of the tablets for bringing into the bath was not restored, and the second is in raw rice.

It is a little too careless.

However, there are several reasons for this.

(1) I no longer buy paper books -- I have been buying more e-books recently. The fact that the earthquake damaged the bookstore is a distant cause.

(2) No matter how much I like paper books, there are some things I should not do -- I am not immoral enough to bring library books into the bathroom, as I should be

(3) Novels submitted by amateurs are pretty fascinating -- but many of them can only be read on the website

(4) The price of the tablet is low enough -- sometimes more bass than the cost of the book if it is used for reading purposes

Therefore, "tablet reading while bathing" is reasonable for me.

My second tablet is in raw rice, but if it doesn't return, I will soon get a third one somewhere else.

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Some may say, 'Be an adult and take a bath,' but for me, bathing is more than just a time to take a bath.

What I bring to bathing are,

(1) Tablet

(2) Non-alcoholic beer

(3) rice crackers, Daifukumochi, kimchi, or other snacks

This is a "One-person coffee shop or pub @ Ebata Family Bathroom."

I don't care about dropping my tablet in the bathtub to save this time.