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Top Plants for Clean Indoor Air<br />
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===Spacing===<br />
It is suggested that one plant should be allowed for about 10 square yards (or meters) of floor space, assuming average ceiling heights of 8-9 feet (up to 3 meters). This means that you need two or three plants to contribute to good air quality in the average domestic living room of about 20 to 25 square yards (20-25 square meters).<br />
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===Best air cleaners===<br />
Research (including by NASA) has shown that these plants are some of the most effective all-around in counteracting offgassed chemicals and contributing to balanced internal humidity.<br />
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* Areca palm<br />
* Reed palm<br />
* Dwarf date palm<br />
* Boston fern<br />
* Janet Craig dracaena<br />
* English ivy<br />
* Australian sword fern<br />
* Peace Lily<br />
* Rubber plant<br />
* Weeping fig<br />
* Bamboo Palm<br />
* Chinese Evergreen<br />
* Gerbera Daisy<br />
* Dracaena Marginata<br />
* Mass cane/Corn Plant (Dracaena Massangeana)<br />
* Mother-in-Law's Tongue<br />
* Pot Mum<br />
* Warneckii (Dracaena "Warneckii")</div>221.233.197.140