I would dry wall over the plaster.

Get yourself a dry erase board and put it up in your office, bedroom, where-ever you will see all the time.

Open a window or turn on the exhaust fan to allow fresh air to circulate.Step 2: SafetyPut on rubber gloves and, if you're sensitive to mold, safety goggles or a mask.Step 3: Remove ItemsTake out any items or toiletries from the shower to access all the affected areas.Step 4: Dry BrushingStart by using a dry scrubbing brush to loosen and remove any loose mold or mildew on the shower walls and grout.

I mean it’s pretty cut and dried to me!

Super easy to paint a spot in the middle of the wall & you can not tell it when it dries.

The COVID money is just now starting to dry up.

Please share your experience in detail and provide a solution (if applicable).Hmmm, I've made my fair share of mistakes. i'd say the biggest was not moving forward and continuing looking for deals when i had the momentum. what i'd do is go shopping, spend the money after each wholesale, then have to go do another deal after the pipeline dried up.That and not having a system i followed religiously.

It's unlikely that 2 weeks of damp drywall created anything more than moldy, mildewy drywall and if you tear it out and dry everything out that's likely the end of the story.

Here is drying up also.

We hired a pro water remediation company and asked them to remove dry wall, base boards, carpet, and drop fans, dehumidifier equipment, as well as apply any anti-microbial disinfectant, etc.