I had a minor water spill (no more than a few ounces worth) when I set my fish tank replacement water down a little too forcefully near my couch. It splashed out of the top of the container and maybe an ounce or two splashed onto a PSU that I had sitting on my couch. Unfortunately, this particular PSU has a very open grill for heat dissipation and that was the side that happened to be sitting up. I immediately turned it over on a towel and wiped it off as best I could, but I fear using this in a future build now. The good news is that the water is ultra pure and also de-ionized, but not distilled, so it hopefully doesn't have much in the way of contaminants that would cause shorts. Do you think I should play it safe and just not use the PSU at all or consider it for parts/bench use only? Or should I be safe if I let it dry out a few days?