7 Plants that Naturally Absorb Moisture from the Air

Transform your living space with these green dehumidifiers.

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Boston ferns absorb moisture from the air.

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During the winter months, most people keep the windows closed to keep out the cold. This helps keep you warm and toasty.

The downside is that this can result in moisture being trapped inside and this could result in your home smelling musty and can allow mold to grow.  To combat this, many people run a dehumidifier 24/7 in their homes. But  there is a better way. According to Country Living, you can bring houseplants that naturally absorb moisture into your home. 

Plants do this through a process called foliar acceptance that absorbs due, fog, and other forms of moisture through their leaves. Here are some of the best houseplants for the job that can help keep your space clean and dry all winter long: