Use olive oil to keep the leaves of houseplants shiny. Just rub a little bit on each side of the leaf using a cotton ball or rag. It will get rid of dust and keep them gleaming!
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Wrong on the shiny leaves. Water will do the job to keeping the leaves fresh and clean.
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