Jen - diffusers and oil help

[Guest guest]

Gosh, Jen, I don't remember the name. I toss all of the packaging (makes my

hubby irritated) as soon as I unpack something!! It has a metal thingy that

creates the " vapor " and on it is little places for the color changes. Oil does

not hurt this . . . the people selling them was adding oil to theirs. Of

course, I am sure you can do too much of a good thng. We have used ours for

months and there has been no damage. I empty and clean it about once a month.

I love using lemon myrtle in mine. Feel like it " cleans " the air. Bulgarian

lavender is another favorite.

-Helen

 

 

 

 

This wouldn't happen to be a " Sky Zone " would it?? I got one for Christmas from

my sister but wasn't sure if the oils would mess with the mechanism in there.

Jen

 

Steven Allensworth <worth249 wrote:

My very favorite diffuser is one I found at a mall a few months back. It emits

moisture into the air with a vapor . . . not unlike dry ice when added to water.

The oils gently float through the air. We purchased the larger one for about

$70 . . . .I love this thing!!

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Helen - It really sounds like the same thing I have. I'll have to try maybe

just a teensy bit of oil in there to see how it works. Thanks for the tip.

Jen

 

Steven Allensworth <worth249 wrote:

Gosh, Jen, I don't remember the name. I toss all of the packaging (makes my

hubby irritated) as soon as I unpack something!! It has a metal thingy that

creates the " vapor " and on it is little places for the color changes. Oil does

not hurt this . . . the people selling them was adding oil to theirs. Of

course, I am sure you can do too much of a good thng. We have used ours for

months and there has been no damage. I empty and clean it about once a month.

I love using lemon myrtle in mine. Feel like it " cleans " the air. Bulgarian

lavender is another favorite.

-Helen

 

 

 

 

 

 

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