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Best Tips on How to Clean the Air in the House

  • Perla Irish
  • October 4, 2020
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  1. Ozone Generators
  2. Air Humidifier
  3. Vacuums with HEPA Filtration
  4. Plants
  5. Conclusion

Nowadays, when daily life is getting busier, more and more people spend their time indoors. Everybody knows that the air in the big cities is dirty and polluted, but scientists proved that the air quality indoors (at home or office) is even more poisonous.

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Best Tips on How to Clean the Air in the House

One of the best ways to improve the air quality inside your house or office is to open the windows and let the fresh air in. Of course, this method only refreshes the air but doesn’t significantly change its qualities or fight dangerous particles.

So, how can we clean the air in the house? Let’s find it out!

Ozone Generators

Ozone generators are widely applied both in medicine and in private use for sterilization, disinfection, deodorization, and destruction of mold and mildew. Air quality rises to the moon already after several minutes of device operation.

But how also can this compact and affordable device contribute to your health through air sterilization and disinfection?

In addition to the bactericidal effect of ozone, its ability to increase the oxygen content in arterial blood and improve tissue respiration is also widely known. Once in human blood, ozone immediately begins its therapeutic effect.

First of all, it improves the nutrition and respiration of those organs and body parts where the narrowed sclerotic vessels cannot deliver the required amount of blood. The blood circulation in the brain improves as well, which leads to an increase in human activity and performance abilities.

The blood itself becomes less viscous; the risk of heart attacks and strokes, thrombosis of the lower extremities decreases.

As you see, ozone generators are excellent devices both for air cleaning and ozone therapy. The market now offers hundreds of ozone generators for moderate money, so everyone can afford the item.


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Air Humidifier

Air humidifiers are mainly used for the improvement of the too dry air. People, as well as pets, plants, and even furniture are very sensitive to the humidity level. In the normal state, the relative humidity should be between 50% and 70%. The use of an air humidifier only makes sense when the concentration of water in the air falls below this norm.

So, if you notice that the air in your house is too dry, the problem can be solved for bare minutes and very little money. In exchange, you will get an excellent air improvement tool that will contribute to your eyes, skin, and immune system, and prevent dehydration and chronic fatigue.

Vacuums with HEPA Filtration

Though vacuums are designed for floor cleaning, some of their inner parts can seriously influence the state of the air in the house. Usually, cleaners use foam or bag filters that trap dust and fine dirt particles. The most innovative devices, such as robot vacuum cleaners or steam cleaners, deal with much more complicated elements.

If you look through the list of the best upright, stick, and robot vacs, you’ll see that many of them are equipped with HEPA filters and anti-allergen systems. They lock particles up to 3 microns, clean air from dust, pollen, pet allergens, and even germs.

Indeed, vacuums with HEPA filtration are not just expensive smart toys. Users all over the world note their efficiency in air improvement as well as powerful floor cleaning. So, one wise purchase may turn out to become a beneficial investment in the solvation of two problems.

Plants

However, some people will always prefer well-proven traditional methods to high-tech devices. Well, we’ve got a tip for them too. There is another option to make the inside air better – placing some plants.

The list below is about the plants that are recognized by scientists for their qualities to clean and refresh the air indoors as well as filter 90% of the poisonous emissions that come from different detergents, wall paintings, and even new carpets.

It is proven that the appropriate plants not only filter the air but also regulate the moisture. Moreover, some plants even refresh and disinfect the air inside. For example, the cactus neutralizes the radiation and can be very helpful when put near computers and monitors.

Of course, your home does not need to look like a botanical garden – a couple of the plants listed below are enough to improve the air quality indoors.

Chlorophytum comosum or otherwise called the spider plant has the feature to remove 85% of the formaldehyde that polluted air contains. The plant does not require special attention and can survive a long time without being watered.

Nephrolepis exaltata bostoniensis, known as Boston Fern, is a beautiful and helpful plant. It regulates the moisture in the air and removes the chemicals in it. The problem is that it needs more attention to grow healthy. It requires shadow and much moisture, but once it got them, it can live for decades.

Hedera helix or the English Ivy also helps remove the formaldehyde from the air. The plant doesn’t like the light and high temperatures and loves the moisture. In spite of its beauty, you should keep in mind that it is poisonous.

Ficus elastica, also called the Rubber fig, effectively cleans the air indoors, removing the formaldehyde. The plant doesn’t require much light and can live in lower temperatures. All you have to do is watering and spraying its leaves with cool water regularly.

Chamaedorea Elegans or otherwise known as Parlor Palm removes the chemicals contained in the air and is perfect for dry places because it greatly regulates the moisture. It needs to be watered often in the summer. Also, mind that when the air is too dry, its leaves may go brown.

Spathiphyllum Sp., known as the Peace lily, is a beautiful plant that cleans the air from chemicals like alcohol, formaldehyde, carbon dioxide, etc.

It requires warm places and moisture and needs to be kept away from direct sunlight. When communicating with it, don’t forget to take precautions as this beautiful plant is poisonous.

Aglaonema is an excellent choice for general air cleaning and refreshing. It requires to be kept away from direct sunlight and likes warm places.

Conclusion

These are just a few of the numerous tips and devices that you can place use in your house or office to provide fresh and clean air indoors. Besides, cunning readers have already tumbled that we can combine several options and use them all for better results.

Thus, many modern gadgets for air consist of ozone-generating, humidity controlling, and filtering elements, providing 3-in-1 air treatment. Plants can be easily added to these machines.

Hope our advice provided you with useful information on how to improve the air quality in your dwelling. It is easier than you think! Stay healthy and get a breath of fresh air!

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