Are there so many potted flowers that have a great effect on absorbing formaldehyde?

In many cases, indoor flower cultivation is also a very good habit, for indoor humidity and temperature adjustment is really good, but for the removal of formaldehyde, it is not very useful, maybe it will also increase indoor air humidity, accelerate the volatilization of formaldehyde, it is also possible.

Many businesses tout that green plants can absorb formaldehyde, but it has little effect, and if you can make the interior into a tropical rainforest, it is okay.

50 pots of pothos were purchased and moved into the environment, and an area of 12 square meters and a high meter detection environment were selected, and 8 MDF sheets were used to release formaldehyde.

It is used for 10 pots, 20 pots, and 50 pots for evaluation, but it is just a children's room, and after 24 hours of placing 10 pots, it can barely reduce the milligrams, and there are many uncertain factors in it to promote the release of formaldehyde.

After putting in 50 pots, it can be clearly seen that some formaldehyde removal effect, formaldehyde does not even grow anymore, basically balanced at milligrams per cubic meter.

Because formaldehyde is very difficult to remove, it is still effective to put pothos to remove formaldehyde, but it requires too many plants, and it is not a long-term solution at all.

Flowers and plants have little effect on formaldehyde, and it is still possible to adjust the indoor air humidity, and it is also good to purify dust.

1. The most important thing is ventilation, with the help of natural ventilation, the formaldehyde in the indoor air is constantly diluted, which is economical and effective. And keep the doors and windows open for ventilation all the time, don't use the "stuffy method", the effect is far less than continuous ventilation.

In spring, autumn, summer and other times when the room temperature is relatively high, direct ventilation can be done, and in winter, when the room temperature is low, you can use floor heating and heating air conditioning.

2. Open all the furniture in the room and blow it with a high-power fan to help emit formaldehyde.

3. Wipe the furniture with a wet towel.

4. Activated carbon, activated carbon has a certain effect of adsorbing formaldehyde and removing odors, but it can only be one of the auxiliary methods, and it is not feasible to simply use activated carbon.

5. Photophyll aldehyde removal spray. Spraying furniture, boards, walls, etc., can catalyze the decomposition of formaldehyde, direct source treatment, and prevent the formaldehyde in the board from being continuously released into the air, and then treated.

Some indoor greenery can purify indoor air by absorbing harmful gases such as formaldehyde from the air. Common plants of this kind are spider plant, tiger tail orchid, aloe vera, ivy, agave, etc. Although their adsorption capacity is limited, they can help purify indoor air to a certain extent, and for newly renovated houses or places with poor indoor air quality, proper placement of these plants can still have certain benefits.

1. White palm.

White palm is an "expert" at inhibiting the exhaust gas, ammonia and acetone exhaled by the human body. It also filters benzene, trichloroethylene and formaldehyde from the air. Its high evaporation rate prevents the nasal mucosa from drying out, making it much less likely to develop the disease.

2. Spider plant. The naturally drooping foliage of the spider plant is very beautiful, and when the branches are luxuriant, it occasionally turns slightly. It's not complicated to take care of it, it's placed in a small space like a bathroom, a windowsill or a shelving. Its slender and graceful foliage can effectively absorb formaldehyde released by curtains and even tampons, and fully purify the air.

3. Millennial wood.

Millennial wood is loved by interior designers for its attractive shape and adaptability to the dark, dry environment of the office. With a little care of it, it will grow for a long time and bring quality air. When it comes to inhibiting harmful substances, other plants can hardly be compared to millennium wood.

Leaves and roots can absorb xylene, toluene, trichloroethylene, benzene and formaldehyde and decompose them into five toxic substances.

4. Clematis fern.

Clematis ferns can absorb about 20 micrograms of formaldehyde per hour. It is considered to be the most effective biological "purifier", and people who work with paints and coatings all day long, or who are around people who like to smoke, should at least place ferns in the workplace. In addition, it inhibits xylene and toluene released from computer monitors and printers.

5. Duck foot wood.

Duck foot wood brings fresh air to smoking families. Leaves can absorb nicotine and other harmful substances from the smoky air and convert them into harmless plant-free substances through photosynthesis. In addition, it reduces formaldehyde concentrations by about 9 milligrams per hour.

The flowers that absorb formaldehyde are:

1. Pothos

With large leaves and vigorous vitality, it is a very good decorative material that can be used to decorate a room. Moreover, pothos itself is the nemesis of formaldehyde, and it can also absorb indoor formaldehyde well when placed at home, and has a good purifying effect on the air.

2. Spider plant.

Known as the "green cleaner", it is, without a doubt, the best formaldehyde absorber of all plants. The leaves of the spider plant are very long, all year round are emerald green, the absorption of formaldehyde is very good, in the newly renovated house, hang a pot of spider plant, can absorb one-fifth of the harmful gases in the room, so that the air becomes more fresh.

3. Ivy

It is a very good formaldehyde adsorption plant, ivy in 10 square meters of space, about 2 pots, can make the air more fresh, and can absorb the formaldehyde in the air. In addition, ivy can also absorb some toxic gases such as benzene and nicotine.

4. Wenzhu

It is a very beautiful plant that is usually grown at home as a decoration. In addition, bamboo can also adsorb formaldehyde in the room, if the home has just purchased new furniture, you can place a bamboo on the side, which can not only absorb formaldehyde and other harmful substances, but also sterilize.

5. Dripping Guanyin

It is a very common bonsai, and it also has a very good adsorption effect on formaldehyde. Dripping Guanyin is a very good plant, it can adsorb formaldehyde well, and at the same time, it can also clean up the dust in the air. The juice of the dripping Guanyin is poisonous, and it must not be eaten by mistake.