Now more than ever, creating healthy environments in homes and work spaces is vital to our health and vitality. As we've discussed on our blog many times, poor indoor air quality is attributed to a plethora of issues including allergies and skin conditions. The most effective methods for providing quality indoor air are proper ventilation and, in cases where outdoor air quality is poor, thorough air purification. However, indoor plants have been shown to absorb harmful elements from the air and create healthier and more productive environments. In a time when we're spending more time indoors, embellishing your home or office with greenery may be just the thing to benefit you physical and mental health. Let's discover a few indoor plants that help clean the air and are easy to care for.
This flower is not only known to absorb acetone and purify the air, it also is a beautiful addition to any interior. The low maintenance peace lily helps promote restless sleep and prevents the formation of mildew and mold.
English ivy is a vine that absorbs benzene from the air and requires little care. The vine also helps eliminate dangerous mold allergens. However, you should be careful when growing this plant as it is poisonous if ingested and can has an aggressive nature of growing when planted outside.
These flowers are known to absorb benzene and trichloroethylene. They add beautiful colors to interiors and are particularly beneficial as they emit oxygen at night and are best kept in bedrooms for fresh air.
These beautifully colored flowers are effective at filtering toxins such as ammonia and benzene from the air. They require lots of sunlight so are best kept near windows. They can be a bit more difficult to grow at home and will require more hands on attention.
Rubber plants originate in India and provide a lush green color. Their large leaves are able to absorb an array of toxins and eliminate mold allergens. They are a hardy plant that like sunlight but need little care.
This resilient plant filters carbon monoxide and Xylene, a chemical component in printing and rubber products. They are nontoxic and provide a refreshing light green hue. You can also easily repot them to expand your indoor garden.
The snake plant has the unique ability to produce oxygen at night while removing toxins from the air and is ideal for keeping in bedrooms. They also have a unique green pattern on their leaves and enjoy plenty of sunlight.
The Chinese evergreen is one of the most common plants kept in homes and provides high oxygen emission. These plants also are very easy to care for and have a pretty red and green pattern on their leaves.
Areca palms are unique in that they were engineer specifically to filter carbon dioxide. These large plants require lots of indirect sunlight and need to be watered often. They may need a bit more care but the benefits are worth it.
Cultivate healthier living and working spaces and enjoy the benefits with indoor plants that also provide brighter natural environments. With a little effort, you can be reaping the benefits and discovering a new way to spend your time indoors. While indoor plants help filter toxins and help provide better quality air, proper air ventilation and purification are vital to truly healthy air quality. Solutions such as the LG Energy Recovery Ventilation (ERV) provide comprehensive air ventilation and purification that can be customized to the specific requirements of any space or facility. As we are spending more time indoors and healthy indoor air and healthy environments are as important as ever. Let's do our best to make our indoor environments as healthy and safe as we possible.
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