FAQ About Indoor Plants for Allergy Sufferers

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19 days ago | lila

Can plants help with pet allergies?

While plants cannot directly remove pet dander, they can improve overall air quality and humidity, possibly reducing the severity of airborne allergens, but should not be relied upon solely for controlling pet allergies.

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