Which component does NOT belong in moisture documentation of restoration work?

The component that does not belong in moisture documentation of restoration work is the daily temperature record. While monitoring and documenting moisture levels is critical in water restoration to ensure that areas are drying properly and to prevent mold growth, documenting temperature does not directly contribute to understanding the moisture levels or the effectiveness of the drying process.

Moisture content records are essential as they indicate the level of moisture in materials, while moisture maps help visualize the distribution of moisture throughout the affected area. A record of drying conditions, including relative humidity and air movement, is also crucial in the process of drying out the space effectively. Temperature, while it can impact drying processes, is not a specific measure of moisture and therefore does not fit into the core components of moisture documentation required in water restoration.