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What happens if you have a plant in a bedroom and sleep with window and doors closed?
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Probably nothing: Most house plants are safe in the bedroom even with the bedroom doors and windows closed. However, proper ventilation is always a good idea for the bedroom.
Answered 11/26/2016
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