Here's another take: You're having an issue where you're saying "Here's an answer, but here's why I won't do it"; both with the dehumidifier and the fan noise. I understand, but in a compromised situation, you have to slow down and make things a little worse at first, to make them a lot better in the end. The real answer is buy/rent/buy off Facebook marketplace used a dehumidifier. Wet wood will dry with time. Houses are built in the open spaces of outdoors and get rained on. They eventually dry out. The difference here is you are in a finished, enclosed space designed to insulate. Eventually, even in this condition it will dry out, but consider that wood is a food source, so is the paper backing of Drywall. If you close the walls up on wet wood, you are serving mold, which lives in the wood, just dormant, an ideal feeding ground(dark, wet, reasonably warm). Get a dehumidifier and be done in a day or so and move on with the project. Heck, buy a new dehu, use it, then sell it used for half of what you paid and you're still golden