True or False: High velocity air movers generate significant airflow until cleaning steps are completed.

High velocity air movers are designed to facilitate rapid evaporation and drying by generating a substantial volume of air movement within a space. When they are employed in cleanup and remediation efforts, particularly in scenarios involving water damage or mold, their effectiveness is maximized by sustaining continuous airflow.

The statement in the question implies that high velocity air movers generate significant airflow only until the cleaning steps are completed. This is misleading, as these devices are meant to provide ongoing airflow throughout the drying and cleaning process. Their role is critical not just during the initial cleanup, but also to prevent mold regrowth as they continue to help maintain dry conditions.

Thus, the correct understanding is that the airflow generated by high velocity air movers is integral to both the cleaning and the drying phases of remediation, functioning continuously as needed to ensure effective results. This makes the statement false, as it inaccurately suggests a limitation on the operational timing of the air movers.