If someone asks you: What’s more polluted, your home or outdoor air, what would your answer be?
Your office, apartment, bedroom, living room and other closed areas have really bad air.
I can’t remember precisely, but I think it was second grade when we first faced real plants and the way they function.
We all know their ability to clean the air. And still, people are destroying them for other purposes.
The people with their infrastructure plans are killing every last plant that could help.
Luckily, there is something you can do for your home.
The indoor area is very polluted. It contains all kinds of things.
Some of the things emit nasty toxic chemicals. They are full with bacteria.
Don’t trust me? – See under your TV right now. Can you spot the dust?
That comes or goes in the air. And we breathe it.
Lots of outdoor contaminants find the way to get inside.
What you can do is to find these plants you will see below. Place them in every room and that’s it.
They can do magic.
Plus, they smell great.
Garden Mom
According to NASA, this plant really clears the air.
It has the ability to remove ammonia, formaldehyde, benzene and xylene from the air.
All of these toxic chemicals can be found in your living room.
Spider Plant
This plant is really easy to grow.
It doesn’t take much to see those baby spider plants grown as flowers.
That’s awesome because you can grow them separately from the mother plant.
Before you know it, you’ll have spider plant in each corner.
Dracaena
I think there are lots of different dracaena plants. Choose your favorite one.
This plant has strong fighting skills. It removes formaldehyde, benzene, xylene and trichloroethylene from the air.
Be careful though. These can be toxic to cats. If you have pets you can go with some other plant from this list.
Ficus
My mother was a Ficus lover. I hated it. This was before I realize it’s good to have one in your home.
Of course, my mother loved it like a plant. She didn’t know it’s ability to clean the air.
Anyway, now we all know. The Ficus removes formaldehyde, trichloroethylene and formaldehyde from the indoor air.
Peace Lily
This beautiful flower will make your home more look amazing.
It’s the perfect item for the empty spot on the right side of your TV.
You know what I mean.
The air cleaning abilities are a plus. What’s more impressive about this flower is they are impossible to kill.
You can see these amazing flowers through the summer.
It cleans the air from all the previously mentioned toxic substances.
Boston Fern
This plant appreciates high humidity and indirect light.
Maybe bathrooms.
You should clean the air there, as well.
Snake Plant
Don’t mind its name. This plant is not here to kill you. It kills toxic chemicals in the air.
Just like the Peace Lily, this plant is impossible to kill, too.
They will appreciate you if you give them water regularly. Let’s say once in a month.
The Snake Plant is not addicted to direct sunlight.
Bamboo Palm
This is the most effective plant for filtering your air from formaldehyde.
They need sun and bright light to survive.
You will be fascinated by their beauty when they grow. They know how to make a presence.
Aside from formaldehyde, they clean the air from benzene and trichloroethylene.
Aloe Vera
You already know what Aloe Vera can do. All of its benefits make it a great plant for your home.
In fact, here is Aloe Vera in action.
We can add here that it cleans the indoor air from formaldehyde very effectively.
What plant you have in your home now?
Make the place you live healthy and beautiful.
Take care of your health by removing the toxic chemicals in the air.
Most of the time you are at home. It’s not very well to breathe in these health-harming substances.
Any of your friends you know don’t have plants at home? This article will be useful for them!
Source: The Spirit Science
