My MacBook Air got wet

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As we have no idea how wet it got I'd wait at least a week or two with good air circulation around it. However don't plug it in, just see if it'll turn on. Don't be surprised however if there are issues with your mac as water and electronics do not mix well together. Better yet to avoid electrical shock potential you could have it examined at an Apple Store or an Apple Authorized Service Provider near you.

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Barbcarroll5 wrote:

The battery was low when it happened and I see now it’s dead.

Still don't take the risk of plugging in until you have got it properly checked as the advice above. Water and electronics are not good friends and the water will not take prisoners.