Put these 2 potted plants together, and their air-purifying effect beats an air purifier

Balcony: Osmanthus, Gardenia

Friends living in the city worry most about car exhaust and waste pollution, and gardenia and osmanthus are a golden pair for absorbing PM2.5. Put 1 pot on the balcony, and it can both purify the air and fill the whole room with fragrance.

Osmanthus: It has the effect of absorbing dust. Friends who live by the roadside and often open their windows can put a pot on the balcony. August is exactly the osmanthus blooming season, and 1 pot can fill the whole room with fragrance!

Gardenia: It is a fighter jet for absorbing PM2.5. Put 1 pot on the balcony, and it can have a very good purifying effect. Gardenia is also highly ornamental, so hurry and place 1 pot!

Living room: Umbrella tree, Swedish ivy

The living room is where we receive guests, and when guests who like to smoke come over, it often becomes smoky and foul. If you put a few pots of umbrella tree and Swedish ivy in the living room, they will reduce the nicotine in the air!

Umbrella tree: Its ability to absorb nicotine is super strong. It can absorb substances such as nicotine from the air and then convert them into substances needed for its own growth.

Swedish ivy: Also called curly mint, it can eliminate the smell of smoke in the air and has a disinfecting and sterilizing effect, so you might as well put a few pots in the living room.

Bedroom: Aloe, spider plant

We spend the longest time in the bedroom, so the air quality must be guaranteed. Putting aloe and spider plant together can both freshen the air and help with sleep quality!

Aloe: It has a very strong ability to absorb formaldehyde, can purify the air, and at night also absorbs a large amount of carbon dioxide, making it very suitable for the bedroom.

Spider plant: It has a certain ability to absorb formaldehyde and benzene. A small pot of spider plant is equivalent to a small air purifier. How could the bedroom not have a pot!

Kitchen: Pilea, mint

The kitchen is the place in the home with the most cooking fumes. Even if the range hood is turned on, some cooking fumes will remain. However, put in a pot of pilea and mint, and the problem is basically solved!

Pilea: It can absorb toxic substances from kitchen cooking fumes and play a role in protecting health.

Mint: It naturally has a fresh fragrance. Placed in a kitchen full of cooking fumes, it can freshen the air.

Bathroom: Pothos, English ivy

Bathrooms often have odors, and with little light and high humidity, many plants find it hard to survive, but pothos and English ivy are very suitable for this kind of environment!

Pothos: It tolerates shade and likes moisture. Put a pot in the bathroom, and it can absorb odors in the air and also play a beautifying role. However, pothos also needs light, so remember to move it every 3 days to a place with bright indirect light to get some sun.

English ivy: Its ability to absorb formaldehyde is especially strong. Placed in a high-humidity bathroom, it can also eliminate part of the odors.