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Top Benefits of Interior Plant Decoration

1.Reduced stress. Being close to greenery makes us feel more at ease, and we experience less stress when there are plants around us. ...

2.Improved air quality. One of the most well known benefits of interior plant decoration is that of improved air quality. ...

3.Increased well-being. ...

4.Quieter background noise. ...

5.Aesthetically pleasing.

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And freshen up your mattress with baking soda, too.

With any luck, by the time you reach adulthood, you're washing your pillows and pillowcases on a semi-regular basis. However, most of us—even in our 30s and 40s—don't do much in the way of cleaning our mattresses. But there's an easy way to limit the bacterial contamination and allergy-provoking dust on your bed. At least once a month, just vacuum your mattress and apply an ample sprinkling of baking soda to it. Let the baking soda sit for a few hours to absorb any odors, vacuum again, and voila! A cleaner, less gross place to sleep.

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Get a mop you can throw in the laundry.

You might have heard that cleaning with a wet mop is akin to washing your floors with dirty water. And it turns out, it kind of is. Research suggests that when stored wet, mops support so much bacterial growth that they can't even be cleaned through chemical disinfection.

However, when laundered and dried, mops are perfectly sanitary. That's why you'll want to ditch your traditional mop in favor of a mop that is machine washable.

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Un-scratch your plates with baking soda.

A slip of the knife here, an overzealous fork there, and suddenly you've got a stack of unsightly scratched plates in your kitchen. Fortunately, it's easy to make your plates look brand new again with some baking soda. Simply make a paste of baking soda and water, buff it into the scratches, and in no time, your dishes will look good as new.