Dusting is a household chore not many people want to do but there is a way to reduce it Share your email to get the latest property news We have more newsletters Share your email to get the latest property news We have more newsletters Dusting is a household chore not many people want to do, especially in the summer when windows are open and it seems to get more dusty. And it can make certain health conditions such as hay fever, and asthma attacks as well as those allergic to pets, worse. According to NASA, certain houseplants can reduce dust levels in the home by up to 20%, making them ideal for busy households.
Some houseplants capture dust particles from the air, leaving it up to the owner to clean the houseplant. Cleaning dust-collecting houseplants regularly is incredibly important as it will help them to continue to grow. READ MORE: 'The three-ingredient pasta recipe I cook every week that's perfect for busy weeknights' 1.
English ivy All ivy varieties are efficient in removing dust from the air, but it is the English ivy which is the most well-known and the most popular air-purifying indoor plant. It is gorgeous to use as a trailing plant in the bathroom or on bookshelves to improve the air quality you breathe. It not only looks great but also helps to remove moisture and humidity from the air, which are the main contributors to mould growth within the home, meaning it's a great bathroom and bedroom plant.
2. Peace lily Known for their white flowers known as spathes, t.