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<blockquote data-quote="pigoo3" data-source="post: 1647394" data-attributes="member: 56379">Computers &amp; liquid spills can be a &quot;Pandora's Box&quot; of outcomes.&nbsp; There's really no way with certainly to predict the outcome.&nbsp; You just have to want &amp; see.&nbsp; But if statistics can be a predictor of the outcome (which with statistics it certainly can be).&nbsp; The most likely outcome (based on statistics &amp; experiences of users here)…is that a computer that has had liquid spilled on it does not have a very good chance of operating normally 100% after the spill (without some sort of repairs taking place)&nbsp; I would say (rough statistics) of folks posting on Mac-Forums with computer liquid spills.&nbsp; Probably over 90% of folks in this situation will need some sort of minor or major repairs to make their computer operate 100% again.&nbsp; And in many cases...this requires a replacement logic board.&nbsp; Which is usually too expensive to be worth the investment.- Nick</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pigoo3, post: 1647394, member: 56379"] Computers & liquid spills can be a "Pandora's Box" of outcomes. There's really no way with certainly to predict the outcome. You just have to want & see. But if statistics can be a predictor of the outcome (which with statistics it certainly can be). The most likely outcome (based on statistics & experiences of users here)…is that a computer that has had liquid spilled on it does not have a very good chance of operating normally 100% after the spill (without some sort of repairs taking place) I would say (rough statistics) of folks posting on Mac-Forums with computer liquid spills. Probably over 90% of folks in this situation will need some sort of minor or major repairs to make their computer operate 100% again. And in many cases...this requires a replacement logic board. Which is usually too expensive to be worth the investment. - Nick [/QUOTE]

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