Do you want to reduce the level of toxins inside your house? In so many cases, your home is filled with toxins and germs. You do not see them but they are harmful. Fortunately, there are many indoor plants that you can keep so that the quality of the air is improved. We can highlight many but let’s just stick to the best indoor plants for clean air according to popularity. This means that you will most likely also like these plants and not just use them to get fresher air.
Devil’s Ivy
Devil’s Ivy is also commonly known as Pothos and Golden Photos, together with other common local names. This is an indoor plant that is very easy to grow and it can easily fight off the most common household toxins. Instant color is added to every single room thanks to cascading tendrils. It grows really well in hanging baskets, pots, and water. At the same time, the houseplant is very difficult to kill while keeping it alive is very simple.
Dwarf Date Palm
This plant is also known as Pygmy and is a part of the large palm family. You can easily grow the Dwarf Date palm even in partial shade. It will grow up to 10 feet and fronds can reach 6 feet when properly taking care of them. You can use the houseplant to remove xylene and formaldehyde. Since care is highly limited and the plant is beautiful, seriously consider them in your home arrangement meant to purify the air.
Peace Lily
Peace lilies (also known by the name spathiphyllum) are very effective at removing formaldehyde, xylene, trichloroethylene, carbon monoxide, and benzene. You can easily take care of them and do not have to offer a lot of attention. The lilies have green glossy leaves that can look great in every single room of your home, especially when there is low lighting present. All that you have to do in terms of care is to use slow-release fertilizer and water once per week. This promotes proper growth.
Spider Plant
A spider plant is oftentimes recommended for beginner enthusiasts and for those that do not have enough time to take care of houseplants. This is because the plant always thrives, even when faced with indirect sunlight. It can actually survive during almost all conditions, even when faced with a temperature of around 2 degrees. Spider plants send out baby spider plants (they are called spiderettes) and can remove xylene and formaldehyde.
Chrysanthemums
You might know these plants under their more common names of mums or disbuds. They are very good as an addition to a beautiful floral arrangement. At the same time, they look great in most homes and are very effective as natural air purifiers since they can remove xylene, formaldehyde, benzene, and ammonia. One of the main reasons why this plant is preferred by many is the fact that they have really colorful beautiful blooms. Chrysanthemums plants love proper air flow, indirect sunlight, and should be watered just with warm water.
