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IIRC, water will not normally damage floppy disks. What you may have to do is clean them very carefully. You can cut open the plastic envelope and remove the disk. Rinse the mud off the disk, use soap and water if necessary, and keep your fingers off the medium. Let air dry. Open a spare disk envelope and replace the disk with the one you are trying to salvage. Put it in a drive and give it a go. Water by itself will not normally damage electronic circuits. Mud may be another thing. If the water is not removed promptly then you can get rusting on mechanical parts. If power is applied while water is present all bets are off. I have heard tell of vendors who would wash electronic equipment in a dishwasher prior to refurbishing it. The teletype is probably a different kettle of fish. Gil ... ...