houseplants
April 22, 2014
The quality of the air inside your home does need a bit of help every once in a while. Inside air is can be more polluted than the air on the outside. Dust mites, pollen, mold, carbon monoxide and vapors from the chemicals that we use are just some of the pollutants that can pollute the air inside your home. An environmentally friendly way to improve the quality of air inside your home is through the use of houseplants. There […]
August 12, 2014
For a long time, air pollution was something confined to the outdoors. But your home’s indoor air quality can be far worse than the outside. With our homes practically air-tight, especially during the warm, humid summers here in the Peachtree City area, pollutants can get trapped indoors. There are several methods of combating unseen irritants, including maintaining a healthy humidity level inside your home by using a dehumidifier and opening windows to allow fresh air to circulate and by using an exhaust fan […]
June 14, 2016
Indoor air quality is a consistent issue in both business and residential settings. Fumes, odors, and gases, many of them potentially harmful, can be produced by common indoor sources. While mechanical air filters and purifiers work well at keeping indoor air quality high, you can also turn to a decorative and natural method for removing indoor pollutants: houseplants. Houseplants produce oxygen and consume carbon dioxide as part of their lifecycle. A good selection of indoor plants can give your home […]