odor control plants?
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by tkhooper on May 23, 2005 12:15 AM
Plants will increase the amount of oxygen in the air and take out some polutants but I'm not sure about odor persay. I think what you would end up with is the fragrance of the plant interwoven with what is already there. Arabian Jasmine is suppose to have a very wonderful smell and is a vine that might work well for providing a fragrance that is pleasant. For cleaning the air the larger the leaf the better. Ficus and Begonia's have been recommended to me in the past when I have wanted something like that.
Here is a link where they have lightbulbs that work as air purifiers you might want to look into that.
http://www.ozonelite.com/ozoneliteairpurifier.html
Here is a link where they have lightbulbs that work as air purifiers you might want to look into that.
http://www.ozonelite.com/ozoneliteairpurifier.html
by DIGGER on May 23, 2005 01:27 AM
HI
MINT puts out a nice aroma but would require a nice sunny window sill.there are other spices and herbs that might be a good choice also.but most would require a nice sunny spot to grow well.hope this give you a few ideas you might try.your friend in gardening.DIGGER
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by hinda on May 24, 2005 09:45 PM
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thanks hinda
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