CT's first response:
It's possible, but don't get your hopes too high. Even if it works, something will fail eventually.
fits the history I've seen here over about 12 years. Yes it may work but there are a very large sample size of users for whom it did not. The entire computer could give up down the road.
Your best action is to put your homeowners'/renters' insurance carrier on notice that there has been an accident. This is usually the only financial resource to recover from a spill--too many prove fatal.
If you want to dry the computer, this is a good time of year. However, DO NOT pour uncooked rice all over it. The dust that covers the rice grains gets everywhere and, if it encounters moisture, inconveniently turns into a fairly effective glue. A sunny windowsill works, but avoid ovens and hair dryers--they can generate a logic board-frying amount of heat.