Let the sheetrock dry out. Remove the wet insulation and let it dry out.
If the sheetrock hasn't bulged or warped, you can probably leave it in place. If it has discolored, prime it with a stain killer primer from Zinsser or Bin and you should be able to topcoat it and be done.
Mold doesn't usually grow as a result of a single incident issue that's been addressed. If by chance it did, a simple application of a mold spray used for bathrooms will clean it up.
The A/C pan needs to be fixed so this is not a reoccurring event.
Ron
If the sheetrock hasn't bulged or warped, you can probably leave it in place. If it has discolored, prime it with a stain killer primer from Zinsser or Bin and you should be able to topcoat it and be done.
Mold doesn't usually grow as a result of a single incident issue that's been addressed. If by chance it did, a simple application of a mold spray used for bathrooms will clean it up.
The A/C pan needs to be fixed so this is not a reoccurring event.
Ron
