Alot of people on the forum know more about computers then I do so I figured I'd post here for help. Ok recently the charger for my macbook fell in to water for no more than 2 seconds. I plugged it back in and it didn't work so I unplugged it. Then later I talked to Nepo and he told me to hang it out to dry over night. I did and in the morning the charger still doesn't work the macbook isn't really even mine it's my sisters and she doesn't know yet so I need help as soon as possible.

EDIT: oh and I searched up on it and couldn't find anything D:.

Water is the enemy of electronic devices.
It might have worked if you let it dry for like two days before trying it
But even when it's not plugged in the capacitors in there probably had some sort of charge even if it wasn't plugged in.

So I'd say it's toast and you need to buy a new one from the apple store:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MA538LL/B

Macs are inferior. That was your first mistake. Chances are there's water embedded deep inside the charger, so you probably have to go and buy a new charger.

Gah there's no way I can get that much money >.> well I wont be playing tb for quite a while <.<

ouch that sucks take a hair dryer to it and that MIGHT help but use it on warm not hot

Hmm...I'm not a master in this matter, but there might be just a minimal portion of water and there's no contact between the charger and the Macbook plug.

Suggestions:
-Try do dry it without damaging it;
-Buy a new one if it doesn't work;
-Don't use electronic stuff near water.

Act like you knew nothing about it. if your sister asks be like "what? It worked for me."

lol that is a genius idea XD

Well... It should work in a day or two. Just give it time. My friend's phone went in the washing machine. That's much worse than a dip in water. Let it sit out for a bit. Don't use it. :o
If it doesn't then I can't help you.

My iPod shuffle (2nd gen) went through the wash, it didn't work one day and worked the next.

The difference is that the Shuffle doesn't deal with nearly as much power as a wall-power-adapter does.

As mentioned before, the capacitors in the adapter still hold charge even if the thing's not plugged in