Air filtration devices (AFDs) are needed whenever high levels of which element are added to the air?

Air filtration devices (AFDs) are essential in situations where high levels of particulates are present in the air. Particulates can include dust, mold spores, bacteria, and other small contaminants that can pose health risks and affect indoor air quality. In water restoration practices, particulates are often stirred up during the drying process or as a result of a water damage event, making it crucial to utilize AFDs to capture these airborne particles.

Using AFDs helps to remove these particulates from the air, thus protecting both the occupants' health and the integrity of the restoration process. Effective air filtration leads to a cleaner environment and minimizes the potential for further contamination or health-related issues caused by breathing in harmful particles. This is especially important in enclosed spaces where particulate levels can quickly rise during restoration activities.