Is green pineapple poisonous?

As we all know, green pineapple is a "sacred instrument" for radiation protection. In many offices, there is basically one basin per table to protect against the ubiquitous radiation. But recently, the editor has heard a new saying that green pineapple is poisonous. Is this true? The editor will reveal today whether the green pineapple is poisonous.

Green pineapple can be said to be very outstanding in terms of garden value.

Absorption of impurities

Green pineapple can absorb benzene, trichloroethylene, formaldehyde and so on in the air. Environmentalists say that only ventilation in the newly decorated new home can not completely disperse the harmful gases, and it is best to put some adsorbents and green pineapple. In this way, it can reach the standard quantity that can be checked in. The harmful substances produced by the newly laid floor can be absorbed through these objects. Therefore, the green pineapple is very suitable to be placed in the newly decorated home.

Air purification

Green turnip can not only absorb harmful substances, but also has a strong function of air purification, which has always been known as a green purifier. Green pineapple can convert formaldehyde into nutrients such as sugar and amino acids in the process of metabolism, and even the benzene released by photocopiers and printers can be easily absorbed and decomposed.

If the green pineapple absorbs all the toxins, does it carry the poison itself?

As we mentioned above, green pineapple can not only absorb harmful gases, but also decompose and absorb harmful substances, so from this point of view, green pineapple itself is non-toxic.

But green pineapple and dripping Guanyin both belong to the family Araceae, and everyone must know that the juice of dripping Guanyin is toxic to a certain extent. According to this view, most of the plants in Araceae are toxic, such as evergreen, tortoise-backed bamboo, which are common in residents' homes, but they can also purify the air. There is no need to smash these flowers, which are commonly cultivated in winter, as long as they are not easily imported, they can get along safely.

The above is the poisonous green pineapple brought by the editor, do you understand?