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Houseplants for Purifying and Cleaning Indoor Air in your Home and Office.

Indoor air pollution comes from a lot of sources, including fragrances, cleaning products, chemical flame retardants in furniture, formaldehyde from gas stoves, trash bags, carpets, paper towels, etc. — all of which can have negative effects on our health. These toxins are most commonly found in airtight spaces with limited air circulation, like our homes and offices.

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Don't let this overwhelm you. I like that this chart shows the Toxicity to Pets in the last column.

What's a helpful solution:

Bringing nature indoors! Several plants filter out common VOC's aka volatile organic compounds. Plants naturally absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, and several plants additionally eliminate toxins like benzene, formaldehyde, xylene, ammonia, and trichloroethylene.