How do you use it? Do you need an outdoor diffuser container?
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You can stick them in the ground and light them, or put some sand or small gravel in a flower pot and stick them into that. You just need to be careful about having them around combustible materials.
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I put my sticks in flower pots around my patio or directly in the flower bed. I'm always careful to ensure they aren't in contact with a flammable substance (like dry mulch).
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No, these are large incense sticks. You just light them and stick them in the ground or in a plant pot somewhere out of the way. I generally light 3 or 4 and they burn for hours, and they really do repel the mosquitoes!
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They are on a stick, all you do is stick them in the ground around. We will also stick them in flower pots by us, thing they are great even bought some gor my daughter in law. Hope this helps!
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While camping I personally just lit them and safely set them up between two rocks somewhere they wouldn't start a fire.
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No. This diffuser needs water and a few drops of your favorite essential oil. Runs for a few hours. Shuts itself off when water drops to a certain level.
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It's best to use essential oils in a diffuser. You can also make a room freshener spray mixing about 18 drops of essential oil with 4 ounces of distilled water and 1 teaspoonful of vegetable glycerin in a glass bottle. Some use vodka, 90% rubbing alcohol or witch hazel instead of glycerin.
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You could but don't leave it on for long periods of time, the one I gave to my mom the light got to hot an it started browning the inside of the diffuser.
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Do not use outdoors ...u must also install a liner, the container will rust in one season with dirt and water in direct contact.
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Here is a good breakdown of the different types of diffusers. I was pretty sure this one did NOT use heat, but had to look it up! http://www.abundanthealth4u.com/Diffuser_Comparison_s/52.htm
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That's all I use it for. I have used it every night since I got it a couple weeks ago and I love it! I have had more expensive diffusers and this one matches up.
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First, make sure there is water in it. It won't work without water. The first diffuser I received looked like it had been used, it was missing a pad on the bottom,... they replaced it because it was defective. I received a new one for the defective one I had received, it has been working so far. I clean it about every 2 days. Important to note, I use it every night... and I use a filtered water, never tap water.
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There is a small removable reservoir where you put the oils. The water "wicks" up into the water. You don't add oil to the water. This diffuser was much larger than I anticipated and the separate container for the oil was a nuisance, plus it takes a lot of oil for not much scent. I prefer the smaller capacity diffuser for which you add oil directly to the water.
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It's not required. I put Eucalyptus essential oil.. or something called On Guard (also for sale on Amazon) in mine (a couple drops) and it's great. I don't use this model anymore though. Mine started smoking and we tossed it.
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To mix scents....just open the lid and put drops of whatever scents you want. Very simple. If you switch the scent, you just empty out the old water, add new water...add scent. The large opening makes EVERYTHING easy. Love this diffuser....got two of them.
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I've actually done both, but more often just added it directly to the water to lessen the chance of spillage/waste. It doesn't seem to have aversely affected my diffuser so far; I've had mine since February.
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I have not used it in a diffuser however I don't see why you wouldn't be able too.
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I have not used a diffuser - I brown meats directly on the gas burner & finish on cooktop or in the oven. It handles high temperatures well.
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If I recall correctly, there were instructions in the box that advised the water to oil ratio. I mentally marked the natural internal markings of the diffuser. Then it just takes one drop of oil floating on the surface. Be sure the open side of the diffuser is facing the area you want the scent to permeate.
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The diffuser is a translucent attachment and it ships with the advanced StandScan Snap. It is used to diffuse the lighting when taking photographs of glossy objects which are reflective. The diffuser has 2 magnets inbuilt which will just clip on to the rear magnets located down the middle to cover the lighting strip.
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Yes, it comes both with a concentrator and diffuser; both parts get a little too warm during the use.