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Experts have revealed some popular houseplants that work to clean the air in your home and get rid of any dust.
Lots of people choose to keep plants in their house for a number of different reasons. Not only do they look great, adding colour and texture to your home's interior, but they can also be really useful for purifying the air.
There are hundreds of different houseplants to choose from, but some of the most useful ones for a clean home have been identified by a gardening expert.
Zach Morgan, a horticulturalist and gardening expert at Fantastic Gardeners, told the Express: "Social media is full of happy plant owners cultivating succulents, philodendrons and there’s a reason for that.
"Some of the most robust evidence that they can improve your health comes from hospitals where it was found that patients in rooms with plants recovered better. These patients also said that the plants helped them feel less anxious and more positive about the staff caring for them.
"Things like air fresheners, craft supplies, paint and even household cleaners could be emitting harmful chemicals all around you."
Plants can help to improve this problem, so here are the most effective ones that you can have in your home.
This is one of the easiest plants to take care of, and they're commonly found in garden centres and online.
The expert said: "It prefers lots of bright, indirect sunlight and it’s great if you have pets because it’s not toxic and very resilient. Just make sure to water it a few times a week.
"According to studies, spider plants are great at getting rid of formaldehyde from the air, so they can help you cleanse the air indoors by keeping them close to your workspace. It’s also said to remove carbon monoxide and xylene."
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A child sex offender who sneaked abroad for a sunshine holiday with a family has been jailed for a year.
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