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Houseplants Improve Sick Buildings: Reduce Formaldehyde and Toxins with plants
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Indoor air pollution is an increasing problem these days, but some plants naturally clean the air and make our homes healthier. The Spider Plants were the first plants shown to help clean the air. They work best against formaldehyde. These beloved hanging plants come in several varieties, all which make babies at the ends of their leaves. They prefer medium light and evenly moist soil.
Updated Aug 18, 2007
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