Five natural ways to make air clean and fresh
                     Five Natural ways to make air clean and fresh
Air is basically the mixture of different gases that 
combines to make up the Earth's atmosphere. It 
consists of one of the most significant life sustaining 
gas, called Oxygen. Fresh air has shown to have multiple 
benefits and following are some of them:
● Help digest the food more efficiently
● Improve blood pressure and heart rate
● Strengthen immune system
● Reduce obesity rates
All leading to a healthier you. Fresh air can really lift up 
our spirits.
Going back to natural ways to make air clean and fresh 
is a necessity to make sure that we stay healthy during 
the pandemic times. Staying healthy with a strong 
immune system has become need of the hour and let’s 
do that by following any of the below ways to keep our 
air clean and fresh.
● Houseplants
● Essential Oil
● Ventilation
● Activated Charcoal
● Beeswax
Activated Charcoal 
Also known as activated carbon 
helps purify the air indoors. It has 
special properties that allow it to 
remove volatile organic compounds 
(VOCs), odors, and other gaseous 
pollutants from the air. 
Essential Oil 
Essential oils like rosemary, cinnamon, oregano, 
thyme, grapefruit, lemon, clove, lemon, pine needle, 
cinnamon, thyme, eucalyptus, lemon and grapefruit 
and tea tree have the ability to kill bacteria, 
viruses, fungi and mold. The Mixture of these oils 
can be added to the soaps and detergents to keep 
the home free of germs and purifies air.  
Houseplants 
 Plants like Aloe vera, snake plant, spider plant, ficus 
fig, boston fern, peace lily, bamboo plant, pothos, 
garden mum and dracaena help to reduce a lot of 
pollutants indoors. The leaves and plant surface 
absorb these pollutants and through their stomata 
(pores) and filter these harmful substances from the 
air. They also reduce the ground level ozone and 
enrich the air around us with oxygen.
Beeswax 
Beeswax candles clean the air like a 
great, natural, air purifier. lightening, 
beeswax produces negative ions, 
when burned. These negative ions 
attach to positive ions (like dust, 
pollen, mold, odor, toxins) floating in 
the air and in this process clean the 
air.
Ventilation 
By ventilation we do not mean to open up the 
windows except if you have rich greenery 
outside your place. But if your home is 
somewhere in a metropolitan city, instead of 
opening windows and letting the pollution 
enter your home, it is better to install 
exhaust fans which play an important role in 
pushing pollutants outside. Kitchens also 
need to be properly ventilated, as they are a 
major cause of indoor air pollution, 
especially if you use a gas stove as it can 
produce levels of nitrogen dioxide.