Water Damage Restoration Technician (WRT) Certification Practice Test

A combination drying system is the best choice for drying in high humidity conditions because it effectively utilizes both open and closed drying techniques to optimize moisture removal. In high humidity environments, simply opening windows and allowing airflow may not be sufficient to reduce moisture levels, as the air outside may also be saturated.

The combination approach allows for the controlled introduction of dehumidification equipment while also employing airflow to facilitate moisture evaporation. By adjusting the drying strategy to include dehumidifiers and specialized drying equipment, the system can lower the relative humidity in the affected area more efficiently while ensuring adequate air circulation to promote drying.

Using a combination system helps to enhance the drying process by addressing the specific challenges posed by high humidity, thus leading to quicker drying times and minimizing potential secondary damage or mold growth associated with prolonged moisture exposure.