Is there a separate well for the essential oil as well as for the water?
876076
No. I put the water in and then put my drops of e.o. in the same well. Make sure to dry out container when finished so no build up starts...super easy to wipe dry!
876077
The top slides off. Inside you will find a place to fill the water. Then add several drops of the essential oil. There is a button on the side to control how long you want the diffuser to be on, 30, 60, 120, or 180 min. There is also a button for different colored lights, bright or dim. I love it!! It's also very pretty.
876078
The water & the oil go into the same well. Fill with water & add your drops of your essential oil.
876079
No, there is one well for both. You put the water in up to the mark then add the oil.
876080
No separate well. Just add water and then add the oil to it. A separate well would be nice but is probably only offered in higher end models.
876081
No, you put water into the mark you want, then you put the amount of drops you want into the same place as the water, put the top part on and turn on.)
514131
There's a tiny pull-out tray just above the bottom on the left as you face the front of the product. 5-10 drops of essential oil can be added to the rectangle area inside the tray.
1079360
Well my wife is using this not me but she says, the Diffuser device has a line you fill water up to. But the essential oil bottle should have a ratio of drops to use in a certain amount of water so read the info on the essential oil bottle and add the recommended amount of drops to the volume of water contained at the diffuser's water level limit line. Of course you want to use distilled or reverse osmosis water so you don't get so much mineral build up in the diffuser reservoir.
1492209
Yes, it is made for essential oil use. However, be sure to use mineral water in the reservoir and then add your oil selection. It does not however run for 5 full hours as stated in the brochure. I bought one for my father and his private care ladies run it every day and have since purchased at Christmas and have had no issues. That could very well be because if you don't use the mineral water it will probably plug up and quit!
1839565
Water; Proprietary Blend of Medical Grade Essential Oils; Holy Waters from around the world; Sacred Site Essences from around the world; Bach Flower Essences
2188834
There's a small metal reservoir, about 1/2 cm deep with a 1/4 cm diameter, by the nossle. I have not used it yet, but it seems that you place a few drops of essential oil in there.
1328222
Just tap water! It actually comes with a measuring cup that you fill up to the line with the water and pour it into the diffuser! Super easy! Once I pour the water into the diffuser, then I add 3-6 drops of whatever oil I'm using & close lid and turn on!
2002647
Neil, if you are talking about the Water turn off valve, no. That is a separate item.
1456522
This essential oil diffuser has two buttons, one for MIST and one controls LIGHT. You can run it individually or together. MIST without LIGHT, LIGHT without MIST, or MIST and LIGHT operate at the same time.
1449578
We, too, have a well. The Berkey web site should provide the info you're looking for (it is very helpful). Please be aware that it is a purification system as well as a filter.
409255
There is an "aroma therapy tank" according to the guidebook which is just a tiny little plastic well. I am not sure an oil would work, but I don't know. The toll-free customer care helpline # is 1-800-622.4714. I would call them first.
457343
I disagree with the previous answers. Yes, there is a separate little bottle that you put any good quality essential oil in and like reed diffusers, the oil is wicked up and mixed with the water vapor. However: it has not done a darn thing to the plastic... I'm not sure if that reviewer added the essential oils directly to the water. I know that it does ruin the machine if you do that. And I don't understand how the other reviewer has gone through so much essential oil. I filled the vial up when I bought the machine several months ago...I check it when I refill the water but I have yet to add more and there is still a nice, strong, but not overpowering lavender smell when I turn the machine on. I do recommend that you only turn it on low or medium. The high setting puts out too much water vapor. It doesn't evaporate quickly enough and makes the surrounding surfaces damp. Overall, it's a good quality machine and does not require you to purchase refills of anything.
562369
If you don't put it directly into the water. My machine came with a vial of Vick's oil and a little pad with directions about how to use it.
241458
Yes, the oil and water go into the main body. I am assuming it holds electric components.
742399
The base of the diffuser is filled with water and then you can put a couple drops of any essential oil into the water. I have used peppermint, lavender, lemon and mandarin orange essential oils in mine. I just empty and wipe out the base between different oils; refill the water and drop in a couple drops of the new oil.
1208575
Not really. It's a basic, pure oil so the scent is just that of any oil. You can add essential oils if you wish to have scent, but it's not a great carrier oil, so you only want to only add it to the oil you're using at that moment.
1130752
Not that I can see. Your only option would be from where the water is drawn from the reservoir. There're is a valve there, but I don't know if it would be worth it. I've read the manual and it does not offer this option. You would have to rig it on your own.