how do you clean the atomizer to use a different scent without them mixing?
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I rinse it with water. Then spray the water to flush out and clean the nozzle. Next, I repeat the process using alcohol.
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The aftershaves I've used have rinsed out with water and there hasn't been objectionable mingling, but I'm not that critical. If you're dealing with stronger scents, and an alcohol base, I'd fill the atomizer with vodka or other neutral spirits (denatured alcohol won't do), shake it up and spritz it until the stink's gone -- there's nothing in the atomizer's construction I'm aware of that's absorbent. Of course, you know, the atomizers are cheap enough that you can dedicate one to each of your signature scents.
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I have no idea. I've always cleaned the entire unit. I'm not sure I want to separate the tip from the tube.
831388
Not sure. You should check with a company rep. Most items in this category of chemicals are illegal to use with an atomizer. Ammonia bleach, for example could cause major damage to your vascular and respiratory systems or even death if you inhale it in a dispursed state. Check with a company rep!
667368
any of the above... I have a atomizer humidifier. You can even mix this will oil and use as a spritzer.
1542950
Buy a new empty spray.bottle. pour the contents of the first bottle into the empty one and use it
581893
Remove spray pump and pump some warm water through it. When it is clear replace in bottle. Shake bottle contents each time before using.
1009991
You can use a citrus based solvent remover. I find turtle wax sticker remover in an aerosol can do the trick. Then you can wipe the oil/smell off with 70% proof alcohol, if the citrus oil smell bothers you.
1074646
I don't think you should mix it but you can, I didn't, I just put it in my vape and smoked away.
372095
You can. This was confirmed by my rainbow salesman. I've used quite a few. The scent isn't as strong as the rainbow scents. It works better if you're using them in clean water and just filtering the air. If you use them while vacuuming the scent of the EO doesn't come through as much.
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It's quite simple: you just lift the tank and rinse out the base with cold water (be careful not to get water into the spout). The specs recommend that you disinfect with vinegar every week, but we do it about once a month or so with no adverse effects. The daily (or once every two days) rinse is important though, without that you'll get mineral depositing. What I really like about the humidifier (besides the quiet operation) is that there is no filter. Those things get really dirty really fast because they suck up dust, etc from the air. Instead, the atomizer gives you a cool clean visible mist.
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How to clean the diffuser: 1. Use equal parts natural vinegar and water. Use enough to cover the bottom inside the base. Let the mixture sit inside the base for 15-20 minutes to help break up the oils that may have accumulated on the ceramic discs inside the Diffuser. Then use a soft cotton fabric to clean the mist disc (on the bottom middle) and the sensor in the bottom of the unit with the vinegar solution in the tank. 2. Rinse with water (be careful when you empty the water, so that it doesn't get into the motor). That's it!
367673
I re-use the metal canisters from Natural Flame, the oblong ones. (says "do not reuse" but that's so you will buy new ones.)
866388
Buy a gallon of xylene.. For use only in cleaning. Dump xylene in... Shake. Pump xylene back into its can.. Repeat as needed... Removing tip on second pump thru. Store xylene in original can for repeated use.
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From my perspective, it is not easy. Unless you don't mind having left over residue from the previous diffusing session. One suggestion that I found was to fill the tank with a vinegar and water mixture and run it through the diffuser for about an hour in order to clean the diffuser tank.
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Pull the pump portion from the sleeve, unscrew the pump from the glass bottle. You then either pour or spray the fragrance into the glass bottle of the atomizer. I believe they come with instructions on this.
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Hi BossMoss, don't know the answer because I haven't used this Atomizer yet, It's a Christmas gift.
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I think rubbing alcohol would work just fine - you could probably even turn the diffuser on for a few minutes to facilitate the cleaning process. However I have recently had a problem with my diffuser. It stopped working altogether (except for the ambient light). I then tried using rubbing alcohol, which has worked in cleaning another type of diffuser I have, but my Aroma Lumin remains, sadly, dead.