How Should I Deal with an Office Sprinkler Leak?

During a summer vacation, some sprinklers leaked through to my office at work, and when I returned, the carpet was soaked along with the ceiling tiles, and the office was very humid and had a dank odor.  It appeared that there was a bit of possible mold or mildew.  Subsequently, staff removed 4 ceiling tiles and the rug was replaced, but there is still too much humidity I think, along with some odor.  My eyes also seem to burn a bit.  I believe that I'm not going to get much more replaced or done, however, I'm considering purchasing one or more of the following items:  (1) An air purifier, that eliminates most mold and odors for around $160; (2) a room dehumidifier for around $40; (3) a plug-in air freshener for around $10.  Any suggestions?

I'd definitely go with a dehumidifier and some fans. That's what professional remediation companies do. Don't just cover up the smell.

Is there any chance the sprinkler system is still leaking? 

Thanks, Kthnry.  The new ceiling tiles now appear to be clean rather than dripping water, so I think the sprinkler leak has been stopped.  I just ordered the dehumidifier, so will see what happens, as I already have a fan. Unfortunately, the new rug may have been put down too soon after the old one was removed, but I think the humidity and smell may be behind the walls or other ceiling tiles.

kthnry said:

I'd definitely go with a dehumidifier and some fans. That's what professional remediation companies do. Don't just cover up the smell.

Is there any chance the sprinkler system is still leaking?