let it dry out, try to get the warrenty on it if its not to late

The only thing you can try is to wash it out with distilled water and let it dry out for several days. If you have a gas oven you can put it inside of the oven on the top shelf to speed up the drying.

Notes:

Remove the batteries if possible, if built in do NOT attempt to recharge u...

The only thing you can try is to wash it out with distilled water and let it dry out for several days. If you have a gas oven you can put it inside of the oven on the top shelf to speed up the drying.

Notes:

Remove the batteries if possible, if built in do NOT attempt to recharge until the unit is dried for several days.

Distilled water will not conduct electricity what you are doing with it is washing any soap and mineral out of the unit.

Warnings

Do NOT turn on oven while unit is in there, the pilot light will supply the heat.
Do NOT charge or put new batteries in until washed out and completely dry.

Final words:

If you are lucky the washer will not have hurt it.

Good luckWarning do NOT turn on until washed out and completely dry

Extreme WARNING

Do NOT use Microwave Oven

Please read all NOTES and WARNINGS VERY CAREFULLY

Drying the outside is JUST drying the OUTSIDE, the electronics are on the INSIDE and IF you try to charge or turn the unit on you WILL fry (short out) the electronics INSIDE of unit IF unit is NOT completely dry on the INSIDE and no residue from the wash water or soap is there you have been warned.

If you do Not have a gas oven then you can place the unit UNDER (NOT ON TOP will get too hot) of a heating pad set to the low setting and leave it for a min of 2 to 3 days, the longer the better 6 to 7 days would be a lot better to dry the inside out before charging or replacing batteries.

If you have found your Ipod after you washed your clothes, then the best thing to do is to dry it off with a towel completely. Next, try and turn it on. If it doesn't turn on, then charge it for about sixteen hours. Once you have done that, then try and turn it on. If it is still doing the same thing, then take it to an Apple store immediately. Then after you approach an employee, ask him/her what you should do and your incident with your Apple Ipod....

If you have found your Ipod after you washed your clothes, then the best thing to do is to dry it off with a towel completely. Next, try and turn it on. If it doesn't turn on, then charge it for about sixteen hours. Once you have done that, then try and turn it on. If it is still doing the same thing, then take it to an Apple store immediately. Then after you approach an employee, ask him/her what you should do and your incident with your Apple Ipod.