That drywall looks wet. I would remove all wet or moldy drywall and insulation. Run a fan on area to remove remaining moisture. Mold and mildew are not to be taken lightly. As some mold is deadly
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That drywall looks wet. I would remove all wet or moldy drywall and insulation. Run a fan on area to remove remaining moisture. Mold and mildew are not to be taken lightly. As some mold is deadly
If you are not looking for an impossible to see repair and just want to stop the cold, use spray foam. Trim around the edge of the sheet rock hole with a razor knife then spray it in. Don’t over do it or the Sheetrock will budge out. When it dries, use a hacksaw blade to cut it flush to the wall.Had a leak in a hose a week ago. The plumber came and repaired it, but now I have a hole in the sheet rock. It measures 4.5” x 10”, is in a tight space in a garage closet.
What do I need from the Depot to fix and seal it so cold air doesn‘t get in the walls? Please use small words. Anything more complicated than a light switch is normally out of my league.
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Agreed. But sometimes people have no other optionsDon’t half-ass it, you’ll regret it at some point down the road.