wet power adapter

As a general rule... when it comes to power adapters, it's best to just get a new one. Anytime you're working with something where you're input is live current from the wall, you really shouldn't take a chance. While the internal circuitry should prevent any damage to your MacBook... it is always difficult to determine what damage may have been caused to individual components. If something was damaged by the water it can cause it to simply not work at all... or some of the internal safety components could have been damaged which can cause anything from poor voltage regulation, to overheating, to possibly shock to you or your MacBook. While adapters are usually pretty rugged, it's generally better not to take the chance.

Put your Power Adapter in a Zip-Lock bag with Silica Gel Packets. Let it sit overnight and the Silica Gel will pull the moisture from it's internal parts and dry it out. Simply air drying or using Rice does not remove all the moisture from the intermal components. You will find Silica Gel in with all new electronics, Tvs, Phones, etc. for a reason.

Just Google "Silica Gel Packets" and you will find a number of vendors selling!

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And if the homeowners insurance won't cover your accident, and the price of a new adapter is too much to stomach, see my FAQ* here on several sources which may sell an adapter for less money:

http://www.macmaps.com/frayguide.html

- * Links to my pages may give me compensation.

I know your not going to like my solution but I would have to tell you to buy a new one. Of course, I have 3 power adapters for my MacBook.