The main topic here has always been about becoming aware of the toxic mixture that affects all of our lives and its possible side-effects.
Usually the answers to fixing these problems come at a cost that is sometimes out of reach of many people. But there is one remedy that can make a huge difference in our lives.
And that is using plants in our home to scrub the air of pollutants.
So what plants are the best? That depends on what each plant is best at filtering.
Below is a list of plants that are the most effective at air cleaning:
Plants for formaldehyde foam insulation:
Sources: Beneficial plants:
plywood Azalea
particle board dieffenbachia
clothes philodendron
carpeting spider plant
furniture golden pothos
paper goods bamboo palm
household cleaners chrysanthemum, poinsettia, mother-in-law’s tongue
Plants for Benzine:
Sources: Beneficial Plants:
tobacco smoke English ivy
gasoline marginata
synthetic fibers janet craig
plastics chrysanthemum
inks gerbera daisy
oils Warneckei
detergents peace lily
Plants for Trichloroethylene
Sources: Beneficial plants:
dry cleaning gerbera daisy
inks chrysanthemum
varnishes peace lily
lacquers Warneckei
adhesives marginata
Now we have even more reasons to develop a green thumb. But don’t forget to give your body a boost first by cleansing from the inside first.
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