How To Improve Indoor Air Quality With Houseplants That Cleans And Filters Air

How to improve your indoor air quality with houseplants? First, you’ll have to forget about any mechanical air filter with plasma ionizer, not only it is a waste of money and expose you to unnecessary health effects, it consumer electricity and produces unwanted risk and noise. If you work indoor more often than outdoor, perhaps it is time for natural air filtering technology known to man for ages – Plants.

At the time of writing, I have a Monkey Plam and two Areca Palm in my office. From what I understand, I need more of these. If you’re a smoker, then Money Plant is what you need. It has the ability to absorb formaldehyde from the air released by cigarette smoke and industrial adhesives chemicals from furniture and more.

Improve your indoor air quality with these natural products, the solution can’t be easier than this. Unless you are a dust freak with all Windows tightly sealed, perhaps an air-condition ventilation is the best answer.