start by letting it air dry for 24 hours if it wasnt a large amount & it was only water. assuming you probably already did that, and there is no issues with performance, id assume water damage was minimal, and you might want to just do a thorough check and clean your Mac's internals. but if you do want to take a look, id recommend looking at this [[MacBook water damage - The definitive guide|MacBook water damage - The definitive guide - iFixit|new_window=true]]
start by letting it air dry for 24 hours if it wasnt a large amount & it was only water. assuming you probably already did that, and there is no issues with performance, id assume water damage was minimal, and you might want to just do a thorough check and clean your Mac's internals. but if you do want to take a look, id recommend looking at this [[MacBook water damage - The definitive guide|MacBook water damage - The definitive guide - iFixit|new_window=true]]
start by letting it air dry for 24 hours if it wasnt a large amount & it was only water. assuming you probably already did that, and there is no issues with performance, id assume water damage was minimal, and you might want to just do a thorough check and clean your Mac's internals. but if you do want to take a look, id recommend looking at this [[MacBook water damage - The definitive guide|MacBook water damage - The definitive guide - iFixit|new_window=true]]