1. Does it absorb formaldehyde?It is absorbable. Nowadays, more and more people are buying houses, but the indoor air quality of newly renovated houses is very bad, the most serious of which is formaldehyde, so many people choose to grow some plants to absorb it. The best of them is the rubber tree. However, because its metabolism requires a process, the speed is not fast and it often takes a long time to wait. Here we recommend that you open the windows more often for ventilation. 2. Its other functions1. Ornamental effect: Its leaves are very large, green all year round, and very shade-tolerant. If it is placed as a potted plant in the corridor or living room of the home, or in some hotel lobbies, it can play a good decorative role. Moreover, its life is very strong. Even if it is not managed well, it will still grow well. 2. Air purification function: In addition to being used for viewing, it can also purify the air in the room. Because of its large leaves and strong light-emitting effect, it is better than other plants in purifying the air. If your home has just been renovated or you have bought new furniture, you can keep some at home. They can effectively absorb harmful substances in the air and are very good for the human body. |
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