So, its still going to be the same dry material.

When the l/o failed (partly) because the sprinkler system twice flooded my full, finished basement @$1800 in carpet and pad, drying it myself each time. 

I hope I don’t pull my hair out too much!!!!

If the plaster is pulling away from the lath (horse hair and glue eventually fails), you may  be able to use drywall screws and buttons (washes) to pull it back in-place.  

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

The only time anyone has told me – without any prompting or context –that he was “a good Christian”, it was a “handyman” in his mid-twenties with a troubling hair cut and a two door car.

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.

The previous tenant apparently ran a "dog fighting ring" in the garage and there was blood and hair and excrement everywhere in the garage.

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.