Improve your indoor air quality

Plants are able to purify air through leaves and roots which absorb the pollutants.

After that they convert the pollutants into nutrients for growth which help with the cleaning air process.

You will need a good number of plants to make a noticeable difference.

Plants that are healthy do better purifying the air then the plants that are not well.

Make sure you’re taking good care of your plants! Opening windows and doors can also help improve the indoor air quality.

Be sure your system is not running when doors and windows are open, so you’re not overworking your compressor.

Plants that are larger seem to be more effective for helping with air purification.

Top plants for indoor air quality:

Spider Plant – They’re know to create a relaxed environment, which can help reduce stress, as well as they effectively remove toxins like formaldehyde, xylene, and carbon monoxide from the air.

Snake Plant – These plants are excellent for beginners or if you’re looking for a plant that does not need a lot of attention. They are great for removing toxins and pollutants from the air such as benzene, xylene, and formaldehyde.

Rubber Fig Plant – These plants are easy to maintain, which makes it super coinvent for someone who is looking for a low maintenance plant. These plants have large leaf’s which help filter out dust and pollutants. The Rubber Fig plant also helps removes toxins from the air which will help with the indoor air quality.

English Ivy – These plants are good for low maintenance and their ability to thrive in almost any environment. They’re excellent for removing toxins from the air. They do need to be kept out of reach of children and animals as they could be dangerous if ingested.

Peace Lily – These plants need a lot of attention. They thrive in sunlight & warmer temperatures. They enjoy moist soil. They’re known for their elegant dark green leaves and flourishing white sprouted flowers. They’re excellent for removing toxins from the air in your home.