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It depends on the plug. Most modern, original-equipment plugs are sealed; water cannot get inside. Shake off any water that's on the outside--especially on the prongs--and it will be fine. With an older or aftermarket plug, though, water can enter; it can be dangerous to use such a plug unless it is thoroughly dry inside. It may be necessary to disassmble the plug to properly dry it.

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