5 amazing indoor plants that will leave your home air-freshened all day

Some indoor plants can help freshen your home and remove toxins. [Image Credit: AKuptsova / Pixabay]
Some indoor plants can help freshen your home and remove toxins. [Image Credit: AKuptsova / Pixabay]

Having indoor plants in your home can be highly beneficial to your health.

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Indoor plants are plants that are generally grown in enclosed places such as homes and offices. They are grown mainly for aesthetics but recent findings by NASA have proven that, apart from the beauty they add to our homes, they also purify the surrounding airs. Explore these amazing indoor plants that will not only beautify your home but might also eliminate some of the dangerous toxins and help give you a peaceful, fresh experience.

1

Peace lily

This incredible indoor plant purifies the surrounding air by getting rid of deadly toxins such as xylene, ammonia, benzene, formaldehyde, and trichloroethylene.

Peace lily
2

Spider plant

This wonder plant purifies the air in your house by eliminating the toxic gases such as formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, and xylene and in turn fills the home with oxygen.

Spider plant
3

Weeping fig

The weeping plant removes air pollutants that are generally found in our home or office tables, chairs, or even carpets. Such pollutants are formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, and benzene.

Weeping fig
4

Boston fern

This amazing plant is the best when it comes to eliminating formaldehyde from your home. It is also great at eliminating toxins like benzene, carbon monoxide, and xylene.

Boston fern
5

Aloe vera

This juicy indoor plant is widely known for its healing properties. NASA, however, has disclosed that this incredible indoor plant also purifies our home and office by getting rid of these two dangerous air pollutants - benzene and formaldehyde.

Aloe vera
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