Indoor air quality falls when windows are kept shut. Houseplants can help, but it takes a lot of greenery to get the best results. Being at home during the chilly months causes us to breathe more polluted air than we would outdoors. During the colder seasons, poor indoor air quality is exacerbated by the fact that we keep our windows closed, meaning there is no fresh breeze to dilute the nasty emissions from household appliances, cleaning products and indoor garages. A recent study found that a small green wall containing a mix of indoor plants was effective at removing toxic petrol fumes such as benzene, extracting 97% of the most toxic carcinogenic compounds from the surrounding air within eight hours? What do you think LiveTribers? How can you purify your indoor air quality during colder days?
Posted by on 05 Sep 2023
