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Corn plant imparts a touch of green to a New York City office.
For example, formaldehyde is found in particleboard, some plywood, adhesives, fabrics, and some furniture. Formaldehyde is a toxic chemical that can irritate the eyes, skin and throat. It may also aggravate asthma and hay fever and is a potential carcinogen. Aside from obvious moves such as improving ventilation and removing sources of VOCs, potted plants have been suggested as a potential solution to the problem - although evidence that they remove pollutants is sparse. It's one of the great urban myths.