It comes to no surprise that plants maintain our atmosphere’s oxygen levels. What is surprising, is that people do not take more advantage of plants and their ability to clean the air surrounding them.
House plants are not just for decorating, house plants bring several benefits into your home by eliminating toxins and reducing allergens in the air. For those who are suffering from respiratory diseases and require oxygen concentrators, perhaps it is time that you consult your doctor about an indoor house plant that could help purify the air you breathe at home.
It is not noticeable to the naked eye, but indoor air quality tends to be poor, which has been linked to ongoing health problems. Inside our homes, there are many common household items that contain toxins and pollute the indoor air. One quick and affordable way to assure fresh air within your home, is by using house plants.
Oxygen Always recommends using plants as natural air purifiers, in order to reduce toxin levels and eliminate further damage to your respiratory system. However, purchasing a house plant is similar to purchasing an oxygen concentrator. Depending on what your needs are, you may be looking at a particular plant to purify the air in your home.
For those who may be trying to remove formaldehyde from the air, you will want to choose from English Ivy, Boston Ferns, Bamboo Palms, or Dwarf Date Palms, because they are most effective at removing the toxin.
In order to remove ammonium, benzene, and certain Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) that are found in room temperature rooms, plants such as Areca Palms and Peace Lilies should be your choice.
Embrace the natural purifiers given to us and start using house plants to reduce mold spores, remove airborne bacteria, reduce dust and improve air moisture.
Many people with COPD use products to purify the air inside their home, without realizing that houseplants are the most effective at removing volatile organic compounds from the air.
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