[header] How to remove harmful chemicals from your home using houseplants [title] Determine how many houseplants you need for cleaner air. [step] Most of the research done on the air filtering effects of houseplants has been conducted as part of nasa's clean air study program. Nasa's recommendation is growing 1 houseplant for every 100 square feet (9 square meters) of your home's floor area.
[header] How to remove harmful chemicals from your home using houseplants [title] Determine how many houseplants you need for cleaner air. [step] Most of the research done on the air filtering effects of houseplants has been conducted as part of nasa's clean air study program. Nasa's recommendation is growing 1 houseplant for every 100 square feet (9 square meters) of your home's floor area.
Ideally, these plants should be spread around your home as much as possible. [title] Reduce the emission of harmful compounds as much as possible. [substeps] A home with a good air filter is much better. There is enough pollution in the home for fewer air filters. The ideal household for use near water is at least 75 gallons (79 l). Finding the right demographic is the simplest equation for removing house plants from your home. [substeps] Never divide the cost of a household air filter between houseplants. For example, finding 3 houseplants equals 1 gallon (3.8 l) of water over 100 square meters of floor area.