Well, I have two vessels from the same seller, who said not to let them get wet as it is disrespectful, though it is alright to use a little water for cleaning.=0 One is a sanguine vamp, the other is a madrid djinn.=) All my other spirit vessels can be wet, and some sellers even say they can enjoy it!=)

Maybe a bit :offtopic: , but I have a spelled necklace that the seller told me not to allow it to get in contact with salt water, as salt water erases magick...=0

At this point, we don't have any spirits that we were told not to get wet. Most of the vessels are either silver or stone.

As for getting wet, over the last few months, we bought some spirits. Some are dragons, and one is a Kracken(yes the headache is enormous with him). The strange thing is, since buying these spirits, my 55 gallon aquarium has been losing water faster.

You would think I am nuts because of evaporation, or leaks. Not in this case, and not at the rate of one to two gallons a day. I know it sounds interesting, but if spirits coudn't get wet, then what is happening to the water in my aquarium?

I was told by a seller on ebay not to get the vessel wet or put it in sand. Well, I had done this several times already with my CH Djinn but not with the one I bought from her. She said it can "harm" them. Especially water since they are created from a flame. I am still a bit confused but just do my best not to get the darn things wet. She had told me to put their vessels wrapped with crystals in the moonlight for 48 hours or so and that would do the trick. OK I did.
I don't know if it did any harm really, for them to get wet but I'm pretty sure they appreciated the extra effort I put in to make them happy after I found out I could have done some damage. Honestly, I really like the Djinn I got from her. The water/sand thing is just a technicality since it was a pendant anyway. My rings are ALWAYS getting wet! But I wonder... could it be that w/ her Djinn- they are not bound to their keepers and strictly inhibit the vessel only? Could certain conjurations keep the Spirit enslaved in their vessel and therefore the vessel becomes an extension of that Spirit which could be harmed? <sigh> It makes sense when I read that her Djinn will grant wishes for their "freedom".