Gift Healthy Air to Your Loved Ones without You Stepping Out of Your Home

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Are you planning to gift something to your near and dear ones? Gift them Healthy Air. Plants can be a token of affection that grows with time.
Gift your family and friends these low-maintenance air-purifying indoor plants.
    1. Golden Pothos (Money Plant)
    2. Crassula Ovata (Jade Plant)
    3. Fern Arum (ZZ Plant)
    4. Sansevieria Trifasciata (Snake Plant)
    5. Aglaonemasiam aurora (Aglaonema Lipstick)
    6. Codiaeumvariegatum (Croton)
    7. Kalonchoe (Flaming Katy)
    8. Anthurium (Flamingo Lily)
Beautiful, air-purifying plants can be gifted on any festive occasion, birthdays, weddings, corporate awards, return gifts and more…

Given below are the 5 perfect combos for your loved ones which you can order online @ www.myfreshair.com without you stepping out of your home:

1. Golden Pothos (Money Plant) and Crassula Ovata (Jade Plant):

Nothing shows your good wishes better than these Goodluck Plants.
These plants are believed to attract wealth prosperity and good fortune.

2. Sansevieria Trifasciata (Snake Plant) and Fern Arum (ZZ Plant):

How about gifting something which lasts forever?
This plant duo is known for its low maintenance air purification quality. These plants can become your lifetime buddies.

3. Codiaeumvariegatum (Croton) and Aglaonemasiam aurora (Aglaonema Lipstick)

For those who love flowers, then this beautiful combo is in trend.
It makes a perfect choice for showing your sweet gesture to your loved ones.

4. Kalonchoe (Flaming Katy) and Anthurium (Flamingo Lily):

Looking for something fancy? Try this duo of colourful foliage plants.
Bright and colourful leaves of Croton and Aglaonema will look more vibrant & unique than any other gift.

5. Snake Plant and Golden Pothos:

Convey your good wishes with best air purifying plants.
These plants are the ideal choice for gifting and can become your best roommates.

Choose your plant and Compliment it with a Self Watering Pot.

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Know Your Home Air

Gas heating systems, leaking chimneys, fire places emits carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide and other harmful pollutants. Plastics and common household cleaners, paints, paint thinner often placed under the kitchen sink, release Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), when used and stored. Overheating of non-stick cookware releases toxic fumes. Pesticides we use in and around the home also release various chemical and semi-volatile compounds.

Kitchen

Harmful effects
Carbon monoxide causes headache, dizziness and fatigue. These often cause eye, nose, and throat irritation, nausea, and can also damage the liver, kidney, and central nervous system. Fine particles are produced during all kinds of combustion which lead to acute and chronic effects to respiratory and cardiovascular systems.

Pet dander and hair, carpet, rugs, upholstery furniture are main source of dust mites, fungus, and bacteria. A dirty filter of air conditioners acts as a reservoir for dirt, dust and other airborne contaminants that are continuously circulated back into your breathing air. Secondhand smoke from cigarettes, other tobacco products and mosquito coil emits VOC’s and formaldehyde and various particulate matters. CO2 released from our lungs is exhaled in the air which pollutes the air if the place is too crowded or there is less ventilation.

Livingroom

Harmful effects
All these can trigger coughing, nosebleeds, shortness of breath, dry mouth, vomiting,
digestive tract problems, depression, allergy and asthma attacks, and other respiratory illness.

Shower, faucets and other water sources are main cause of humidity and mold. Bathroom cleaners and personal care products like toothpaste, soaps, facial tissues, detergent, fabric softeners, air fresheners, deodorizers, hair sprays, disinfectants, are full of VOC’s and chemicals which emits harmful pollutants.

Bathroom

Harmful effects
Mold can cause allergic reactions, asthma and other respiratory ailments. VOC’s and toxic chemicals released in the bathroom can causes eye, nose, and throat irritation, nausea and respiratory problems. All these products release harmful pollutants while they are used also when they are stored.

A bedroom contains many sources of indoor air pollution. Mattress, pillow and blankets, soft toys, are the reservoirs of dust mites, fungi and bacteria. Furniture, carpets, paints and beauty product like hairspray, nail polishes, perfumes, deodorants etc off gas VOC, formaldehyde and toxic gases into the air.

Bedroom

Harmful effects
These pollutants make the air unhealthy which leads to allergy, asthma attacks, dizziness, headache, fatigue and other respiratory ailments.

Second-hand smoke
Second hand Smoke is a mixture of the smoke given off by the burning of tobacco products, such as cigarettes, cigars or pipes and the smoke exhaled by smokers. Secondhand smoke is also called environmental tobacco smoke (ETS). Passive smoking can lead to coughing, excess phlegm, and chest discomfort. NCI (National Cancer Institute) also notes that spontaneous abortion (miscarriage), cervical cancer, sudden infant death syndrome, low birth weight, nasal sinus cancer, decreased lung function, exacerbation of cystic fibrosis, and negative cognitive and behavioral effects in children have been linked to ETS. Secondhand smoke exposure commonly occurs indoors, particularly in homes and cars. Secondhand smoke can move between rooms of a home and between apartment units.

Guest Bathroom

Central heating and cooling systems and humidification devices
The air filter in your HVAC system is the front line of defense against poor indoor air quality. A typical central heating and cooling system circulates over 1,000 cubic feet per minute of air through the filter. This means the entire air volume in your house passes through the filter multiple times every day. A dirty filter, however, can actually make indoor air quality worse by acting as a reservoir for dirt, dust and other airborne contaminants that are continuously circulated back into your breathing air. In addition to driving up your utility bill, a clogged air filter will allow all that dust and debris that should be filtered out to be re-circulated back into your home. This can cause chronic allergies and especially be dangerous for people with asthma or other respiratory conditions.

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