- Rubber Plant (Ficus elastica) • Why it’s effective:
With its large, waxy leaves, the rubber plant is efficient at trapping airborne dust and allergens. It also absorbs toxins like carbon monoxide.
• Care tips:
• Bright, indirect light.
• Water when the soil is slightly dry. - Aloe Vera • Why it’s effective:
Aloe Vera not only removes toxins like benzene and formaldehyde but also reduces dust in the air. It’s a great option for people with sensitive respiratory systems.
• Care tips:
• Bright, indirect light.
• Water thoroughly but infrequently, allowing the soil to dry out.
How These Plants Work
These plants act as natural air filters by:
• Absorbing harmful particles through their leaves.
• Releasing moisture into the air, which reduces airborne dust.
• Breaking down toxins and allergens.
By strategically placing these plants in areas with high dust levels, such as bedrooms, living rooms, or near windows, you can significantly improve indoor air quality.
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