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Are you looking for bedroom decorating ideas that go the extra mile? Houseplants can do more than just bring a splash of green indoors, it turns out. A famous 1989 NASA study found that such plants were able to reduce indoor air pollutants such as benzene and formaldehyde, at least in a controlled lab environment. More recent research says plants may make you feel less stressed, which is always welcome when it’s time to catch some Z’s. So, consider making your sleeping chambers a bit dreamier with these air-purifying bedroom plants.
Are you a pet owner? Then you’ll want to check out our story “Pet-Friendly Houseplants You Can Grow Without Worry.” On the list that follows, the plants that are considered nontoxic to cats and dogs by the ASPCA include lady palm, areca palm, Boston fern, spider plant, and rosemary. Avoid or keep the others out of reach, especially if your furry friends like to chew on greenery.
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