Mold development on the walls of your house can be a recurring issue, particularly in moist places like bathrooms. In order to avoid more damage or irreversible staining, mold must be removed as soon as feasible. Although chemical mold removers work well, they may be harmful to your health. Try these plants instead, as they naturally absorb excess moisture and help keep mold from growing.
Ivy: Known for its capacity to absorb moisture, ivy aids in “preventing mold formation.” Position it close to walls or ceilings to optimize the benefits of air purification.
The peace lily, or Spathiphyllum, has roots that are very good at absorbing moisture and needs very little light. In the house, they “not only combat mold but also reduce bacteria and fungi.”
Ferns: Many fern species thrive in low light levels and are quite effective in absorbing humidity and purifying the air. They work well in areas that are prone to mold growth.
By using these plants, you may naturally make your home healthier.
