The air we breathe at home can contain many impurities: fine particles, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), mold, and other invisible pollutants. Fortunately, it is possible to purify the air naturally, without resorting to chemicals. Discover our simple and effective tips for a healthy and purified interior.

1. Air-purifying plants: your green allies 🍃

Some plants are known for their ability to absorb pollutants and improve indoor air quality. In addition to adding a touch of greenery to your decor, they naturally purify your home.

Effective plants:

• Spathiphyllum (Peace Lily) : Removes benzene, formaldehyde and VOCs.
• Ficus elastica (Rubber) : Reduces levels of carbon monoxide and other toxins.
• Sansevieria (Mother-in-law's Tongue) : A hardy plant that absorbs toxins and releases oxygen even at night.

Decorating tip 🌱 : Arrange several plants in the rooms where you spend the most time, such as the living room or bedroom.

2. Essential oils to purify the air 🌸

Essential oils are not only used for fragrance, they also have antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral properties.

💡 Blends to diffuse:

• Lavender + Tea tree : Fights bacteria and freshens the air.
• Eucalyptus + Ravintsara : Perfect for purifying during cold or flu times.
• Lemon + Sweet Orange : Cleanses while providing an invigorating and pleasant scent.

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3. White vinegar: a natural and economical cleaner 🧴

White vinegar is a natural disinfectant capable of neutralizing certain unpleasant odors and destroying mold.

Uses:

• Mix vinegar with water to clean surfaces or spray lightly into the air.
• Place a bowl of vinegar in a room to absorb bad odors.

Homemade tip : Add a few drops of essential oil for a more pleasant smell.

4. Natural purifiers: baking soda and activated charcoal 🌬️

• Baking soda : Absorbs odors and impurities. Place some in a bowl near areas with strong odors (like the kitchen or trash can).
• Activated Charcoal : A powerful pollutant absorber. Place a few pieces in small bags around the house to capture toxins.

5. Regular ventilation: the essential reflex 🌬️

Even in winter, air your home for at least 15 minutes a day to renew the indoor air. Good air circulation helps eliminate excess humidity, pollutants and bad odors.

Tip : Combine ventilation with the diffusion of essential oils for optimal purification.

6. Avoid sources of indoor pollution 🚫

• Choose natural candles (made from soy or beeswax) rather than traditional candles which release toxins.
• Limit household chemicals : opt for natural cleaners like white vinegar or black soap.
• Avoid synthetic air freshener sprays that contain VOCs.

In summary 🌟

Purifying the air in your home naturally is not only good for your health, but also environmentally friendly. By adopting simple solutions such as air-purifying plants, essential oils or products such as white vinegar and activated charcoal, you can create a healthy and pleasant interior to live in.

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