Interior Design

The indoor plants that are the most natural and economical way to lower the temperature at home

This summer, to the numerous and constant heat waves, we must add the energy crisis. A very bad combination that forces us to review traditional and natural solutions that allow us to lower the temperature of the house without consuming energy. Among these traditional solutions, one of the most effective is to distribute indoor plants that lower the temperature in different rooms of the house.

A solution that is not only natural but also very decorative. With that in mind, we suggest for you fill the home with five houseplants recommended for their heat-absorbing potential, and gives us tips on how to care for them and keep them in good condition.

Sansevieria

Also known as the tiger tongue, it is an off-road species. In recent years, it has become a must-have for any decorator as it adds a distinguished touch to any room. Like the Areca palm, it is a plant that requires very little maintenance. It has even been recommended by NASA to purify the air of toxic elements such as benzene, toluene, xylene, trichloroethylene and formaldehyde. In addition to all this, of course, it has the power to regulate the internal temperature of our home.

Aloe vera

We all know the fantastic benefits that a plant like an aloe vera brings us when used in cosmetics, creams and straight from the pot to enjoy all its properties. Wounds, burns, intensive hydration and countless other uses. However, what not many knows is the purifying power of this plant, since thanks to the high emission of oxygen, it can purify the air in our home, helping to lower the temperature of the house and creating a much cleaner environment. and fresh.

Headband

Its name is Chlorophytum comosum, although it is popularly known as Tape, a perennial plant native to South Africa. Thanks to its resistance to pot cultivation, its low demands and its rapid growth, it belongs to the group of plants for beginners. The tape can absorb heat quickly to even out the temperature of any room it is placed in. As if that wasn’t enough, it is a very effective species to combat toxic elements in the environment, such as carbon monoxide and xylene, very dangerous polluting components.

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