Hi,
Water, electronics and electricity are not a good mix.
The water has impurities in it which can cause corrosion to occur and also water is a conductor of electricity so electronic components can be damaged due to electrical circuits being created by the water, which were not not in the laptop's operating design.
If possible try not to use the laptop until it has been repaired and also remove the battery to minimize damage (see p.77 in the service manual-link below). Given that the keyboard is still not working properly it appears that it may have been damaged by the water.
Hopefully the laptop's motherboard, below the keyboard has not been affected. This can be ascertained by removing the keyboard and then cleaning all the affected areas (if any) using Isopropyl Alcohol +90% (see note below) to remove all the corrosion and any remaining water.
Here is a link to an ifixit guide that in general describes the process.
Electronics Water Damage
Unfortunately with keyboards you can cause more problems than what you are trying to solve when trying to fix them. It is usually recommended that the keyboard be replaced.
Here is a link to the service manual. Scroll to p.65 to view the necessary pre-requisites and then the procedure to remove the keyboard.
As keyboards are country specific, here is a link to the parts manual for the laptop. Scroll down to Keyboards to find the part number for your keyboard. It is usually also written somewhere on the underside of the keyboard itself. Once you have determined the correct part number, search online using just the part number only to find suppliers of the part. Here is an example to show what I mean. The part number for a USA Chicony keyboard is 04X6101
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Note: Isopropyl Alcohol +90% is more effective in cleaning water damaged electronics than "rubbing alcohol", (best of all is to use distilled water and an ultrasonic bath and allow to fully dry). Rubbing alcohol is usually only 70% IPA or less and also may contain other ingredients such as scents etc. It may also not even be IPA but may be based on Ethanol. If you do wish to try rubbing alcohol, check the label. IPA +90% is available at most pharmacies.
Hopefully this is of some help.
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