Dracaena (Dracaena) - a plant that is oftencan be found in homes, and here's why. This flower is able to cope with toxic fumes of formaldehyde, which are present in varnishes, glue and furniture made of chipboard. Therefore, feel free to start this "pet", eliminating harmful substances, which, although in minimal quantities, still live in our apartments.
Photo:Getty ImagesFicus benjamina is probably the champion in the fight against harmful substances. It copes well with formaldehyde, benzene and ammonia. Just remember that dust settles on it very well, so it must be regularly wiped with a damp cloth. Ivy (Hedera helix) is another hero that will not leave a chance for bacteria. This is a common decorative houseplant with an unpretentious nature and beautiful leaves. And although there is a sign that this flower is able to "drive" men out of the house, the plant quickly builds up a very voluminous green mass, and is therefore considered one of the most effective air purifiers. A very useful quality for city apartments, you must agree. Chamaedorea elegans, or indoor palm, will come in handy if you prefer to keep plastic accessories and furniture at home. This plant perfectly humidifies the air and filters out harmful substances emitted by plastic. Schefflera is popularly known as the umbrella tree and literally “saves” the rooms where smokers live. This plant feels at ease in such a space, absorbing and neutralizing nicotine, tar and other harmful substances contained in tobacco smoke. Chlorophytum is a real salvation for those “lucky ones” who live on the first or second floor. The flower is able to cope with exhaust gases and prevent their negative impact on the body. Golden scindapsus (Epipremnum aureum) is a plant that grows quickly and is very unpretentious in care, it will easily clean the air of benzene. In addition, it looks pretty nice and will decorate any room.
