These are the plants you might wish to place in humid spots of your home to help regulate moisture levels in the air. Here ...

The top five plants to help tackle mould, mildew and purify the air in your home – from €20 'They work to absorb excess moisture and improve air quality' Emma Kilcawley Hemani ...

Certain varieties naturally clean the air, absorb allergens and even help regulate moisture levels inside your home. Some can even help repel insects and keep things feeling cooler.

Best indoor plants: Excess humidity in your home can lead to mould, ... Boston ferns are natural dehumidifiers, as they absorb moisture from the air through their lush green leaves.

In homes with average humidity levels, soak air plants once a week by placing them in a bowl of room-temperature water for 30-60 minutes; in homes with dry air, more frequent soaking may be necessary.

The unwelcome water droplets form when warm air from inside hits the cold panes of glass. Over time, the puddles can cause mould to form, which is both unsightly and damaging to your health.

It was not just the plants; the study found that the soil also helps clean indoor air. A 2018 study published in Plant Physiology, the scientific journal of the American Society of Plant ...

These plants absorb water from their surroundings through their leaves and release the moisture back out through transpiration. They also improve the quality and smell of the air in your home by ...

A home expert shared the top houseplants that can help prevent the build up of condensation and mould in the home - but they also warn some aren't suitable for pets ...

Lifestyle; Life hacks; I bought £7.99 Lidl plant that sucks moisture from the air - my damp has improved I'm no green-fingered gardener and plants generally don't last long once they enter my home.