Wiped my Macbook keyboard and trackpad with an antibacterial wipe. It's affected the cursor when there is load on the cpu. How can I fix this? I have turned the Macbook off and left it for 24 hours and turned it back on three (days) separate times. Using a USB mouse when the Macbook is turned on works well but as soon as a load is on the cpu the fluttering starts again and the computer is unusable. 

Is my only resolve to leave the macbook for weeks and hope the remaining liquid evaporates?
Drying out is “hopefully” a good solution if it’s not coming into contact with electrical connections. However, this is rarely the case.


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I got Lysol in my headphone jack. How should I get it out?


The problem with whatever cleaner you used is not the water; it’s what’s in the water and gets left behind after it dries and what those chemicals do to electrical components (distilled water doesn’t conduct electricity).  Below is an image of the residue from liquid spill on a PCB. Many of the ingredients are not only corrosive but also conductive (i.e. potassium hydroxide found in Lysol).



This means not only can the liquid short out circuits as it comes into contact with them, it can eat away at the metal solder connections as well.

You may be able to get away with it and not have much or any real damage to your Mac.  However, if you’ve left it for quite some time and the problems still persist, you’ve got damage that can only be addressed by a pro.