Wet my macbook with milk and screen turned white.

Question

Yesterday I spilled skim milk on my macbook pro. (newer version) I panicked and wiped the milk with a towel. Then wiped it with a damp napkin. The macbook worked fine and none of the features inside were damaged, keys worked too. I searched what to do and some of the comment I read was to spray the macbook with a spray-water can. So I sprayed the macbook a little bit and put it upside down to dry. Today I took it to an apple store, I told them my situation and turned on my macbook in front of the assistant. She checked it and fined me 565$. She said something in the computer could be damaged. I am pretty sure my macbook works fine, its just the keys and that they stick to the bottom. So I took the macbook home and charged it(since it had only 9 min left when assistant checked). Then a white screen showed up with a gray apple in the middle. and a loading bar on the bottom. Then the loading bar faded and instead of the bar, there was a circle which was going round (like when loading). Ive waited for 20 min and still no luck. What do I do????

Answer 1

Today I took it to an apple store, I told them my situation and turned on my macbook in front of the assistant. She checked it and fined me 565$.
Oh, please. No one in the world can "fine" you for damaging your own computer. They can charge you for repairing it, but they can't charge you without doing anything. When you paid your "fine," did you think you had committed a crime? Did you wonder why you hadn't been tried for it, but had been summarily declared guilty and punished with a large fine? Did you actually pay?
Turn your computer off and leave it off. Disconnect the AC adapter. If your machine has a user-removable battery, remove it. Lay the machine with its keyboard face down on a towel overnight (hang the screen off the edge of a tabletop so the keyboard can be level and in contact with the towel). After a night of that, stand the computer up on its front edges with the screen open 45°, like an A-frame house, and set up a household fan to blow room-temperature air through it for a minimum of 48 hours to dry all the remaining moisture out of it. Do not try to start it up during this time. If at the end of this treatment your MBP won't start up or any of its keys fail to operate normally, it will have to be repaired. You have voided its warranty with the original spill and the additional water spray, and whatever repairs it needs, you will have to pay for. Whatever you pay, it will be a fee for repair work, not a "fine."