ANDREA Air Filter Purifies Indoor Air with the Help of House Plants
Posted By Beth Shea On November 5, 2009 @ 3:00 pm In Air quality,Inhabitots | 2 Comments
We first reported on the conceptual design of the Bel-Air living air filter [4] back in 2007, and now everyone may breathe a little easier because it came to fruition as the ANDREA Air Filter [5] and went on the market this week! The stylish air purifier, invented by French designer Mathieu Lehanneur with Harvard professor David Edward elevates common houseplants [5] to heroic status as they eliminate noxious chemicals that pollute indoor air. Visit Inhabitots [5] to see precisely how the ANDREA Air Filter works!
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[5] ANDREA Air Filter: http://www.inhabitots.com/2009/11/05/andrea-air-filter-uses-house-plants-to-purify-indoor-air/
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