Japan scientists say pot plants may one day absorb toxic gas
November 11, 2008
A worker waters newly potted plants. As well as brightening your room, potted plants may one day help to prevent headaches in "sick" houses by absorbing toxic gas, according to Japanese scientists.
As well as brightening your room, pot plants may one day help to prevent headaches in "sick" houses by absorbing toxic gas, according to Japanese scientists.
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The remarkable thing is that AFP probably has full time paid translators.
"Care for vantilation and send out hot when using high power output."
reminds me of the engrish funny or engrish websites...
http://www.engrish.com/
http://www.engrish.com/category/containers/
"This vehicle is done to weaken an air conditioner"
http://en.wikiped...arginata