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07-21-2021, 12:11 PM
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In most cases wet drywall need to be removed or you risk nasty hidden mold that too often can be dangerous to you your health.
Do not attempt to dry this out yourself, you risk much greater problems later. Call in a professional to assess the situation and advise you. The longer you wait the greater the risk of increasing your costs and impact. Best of luck, this is a terrible situation to suffer, but one you cannot simply hope for the best, you need to be strongly proactive ASAP. |
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