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air cleaning plants

synchro · 2005-11-29 22:50:59

i hear there a subsitute for an air purifer does anyone here use them or know of anyone who uses them? where can i get them i wonder?! Ed

29-11-2005 10:50pm

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synchro

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i hear there a subsitute for an air purifer
does anyone here use them or know of anyone who uses them?
where can i get them i wonder?!
Ed

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#2 30-11-2005 12:56am

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Afaik, you need a few different types of plant, because they all do different things. Hairy plants trap dust on their leaves, spider plants take up toxic chemicals like benzene, and then some other plant (can't remember the name, sorry) has root nodules that harbour bacteria which take up pollutants and trap them chemically.

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