5 Houseplants for Indoor Air
There are more ways to purify air than just changing your air filters, and liven up the interior of your home by doing so! Here is a list of five house plants that are great for improving your indoor air quality.
Aloe
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Aloe is a dual purpose plant! Not only does it remove harmful chemical-based byproducts from the air, its gel can soothe burns and help heal skin!
Gerber Daisy
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Who doesn’t love a daisy? Bright and welcoming, daisies are a great addition to your laundry room as they filter out dangerous air pollutants brought in with dry cleaning.
Peace Lily
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One of the easiest house plants to care for that you can find, NASA promotes the Peace lily as the best at removing air toxins. It also produces beautiful blooms!
Spider Plant
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Also a good choice for those who lack a green thumb, the Spider plant fights benzene, formaldehyde, carbon monoxide and xylene, and is safe for pets.
Chrysanthemum
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If you’re looking for a flowering plant that adds a pop of color and improves air quality, the Chrysanthemum is it – it comes in all colors except blue.