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    From the page: "Air Pollutant Removal By House Plants Many plants can help our indoor air, including Rubber Plants, Eureka Palms, and Peace Palms. Putting plants in your house or office can help your health. Below is a table indicating the pollutants removed by certain plants. Air... more

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  • Rated by fogcat02 on Jul 19, 5:46am

    Maybe thats why my wifes houseplants seem to die. Extremely interesting this is!

  • Reviewed by naturmamma on Apr 16 2009, 7:56am

    " Many plants can help our indoor air, including Rubber Plants, Eureka Palms, and Peace Palms. Putting plants in your house or office can help your health." Good list of plants.

  • Rated by GreenLivin on May 25 2008, 7:21pm

    simple solutions we can implement now.

  • Rated by KaylinQ on Feb 20 2008, 1:35am

    From the page: "Air Pollutant Removal By House PlantsMany plants can help our indoor air, including Rubber Plants, Eureka Palms, and Peace Palms. Putting plants in your house or office can help your health."

  • Rated by Pat-Pato-Pat on Jan 14 2008, 12:12pm

    Pollutants removed by certain house plants :] nice to know ^-^

  • Rated by parvez on Dec 05 2007, 5:36am

    From the page: "Air Pollutant Removal By House Plants Many plants can help our indoor air, including Rubber Plants, Eureka Palms, and Peace Palms. Putting plants in your house or office can help your health. Below is a table indicating the pollutants removed by certain plants. Air Pollutant Removal By House Plants Over 24 Hours House Plant Chemical Pollutant Initial ppm % Removed English Ivy Benzene 0.235 90 % Trichlorethylene 0.174 11 % Peace Lily Benzene 0.166 80 % Formaldehyde 10.0 50 % Trichlorethylene 20.0 50 % Spider Plant Formaldehyde 14.0 86 % Carbon Monoxide 128.0 96 % Chrysanthemum Benzene 58.0 54 % Formaldehyde 18.0 61 % Trichlorethylene 17.0 41 % Mother-in-law tongue Benzene 0.156 53 % Trichlorethylene 0.269 13 % Golden Pathos Benzene 0.156 53 % Formaldehyde 18.0 67 % Carbon Monoxide 113.0 75 % Madag Dragon Tree Benzene 0.176 79 % Formaldehyde 15.0 60 % Trichlorethylene 0.136 13 % Waneckii Benzene 0.182 70 % Formaldehyde 8.0 50 % Trichlorethylene 17.0 24 % Heart Leaf Formaldehyde 27.0 71 % Corn Plant Formaldehyde 20.0 70 % Chinese Evergreen Benzene 0.204 48 % From the book Healthy Home and Office (pg. 38) "

  • Rated by CourtneyT on Nov 15 2007, 4:29pm

    Informative now if you will excuse me I am off to the nursery to buy some plants.