What the difference & advantages of white rose water vs. just rose water?
2000112
This one is not just rose water. It is a special type of rose called Rosa Damascena and this one is by far th best in terms of benefits on skin when compared to any other rose.
1811997
I use tap water. It says distilled is better but i haven't had any issues. Been using it weekly since i got it about 5 months ago
439130
I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an intermittent setting, in case you don't want it to run nonstop. I hope this is helpfull! I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an... » Read More I actually own both of them. When I compare their performance side by side, they both seem to diffuse the same amount of water(That is, the stream of vapor is very similar). I think it all depends on what you're looking for, just that it works or that it looks pretty. Personally I like the design of Young Living better, but it is much more expensive. The smiley daisy on the other hand has several color lights that you can choose from or set to change color constantly (you can also turn off the light setting). They both have auto turn-off when water runs out, but the Smiley Daisy also has an intermittent setting, in case you don't want it to run nonstop. I hope this is helpfull! « Show Less
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This is organic rose water, ingredients being only water and distilled rose . Have not tried it my tea or while cooking, however I'm sure it would be safe.
1085000
If you have a problem with Rose Water - this does come with different botanicals. Lemon, lavender, and cucumber are three that come to mind. I'd really like to find the cucumber one myself.
262796
What about just buying rosewater? I bought NOW rosewater concentrate, not pure oil, much milder and cheaper.
1631193
I would recommend that you that you contact the manufacturer. I have heard that putting anything but plain water has adverse effects. My son-in-law tried white wine. It was very messy.
616692
I would say its pretty light with the rose smell. I use it every day and it has hints of other scents too so in my opinion its not heavy on the rose. Sometimes I smell a slight hint of cinnamon. Its a light scented product. I love the stuff and I'm not a rose fan either.
439129
It's comparable. I actually ordered this while I was waiting for Young Living to send me my replacement diffuser (luckily that was still under warranty!) The Smiley Daisy diffuser is smaller but holds the same amount of water and in my opinion works just as good! Now I use it for my bedroom.
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Carolyn call Essentia water company to ask this question direct. I've tried the Kagan water, and prefer Essentia 9.5.ph so much better,it tastes better.
1085003
I love this product -- no breakouts of any kind. Also, mixed with witch hazel and apple cider vinegar, it works better than all of the commercial 'fruit acid' products. Rose water is very mild, and I have never had a problem with it.
280776
In my experience, relatively few white wines really require aeration. Personally, I'd stick with the red.
532803
Re the Moscato: white wine does not get the same degree of benefit from aeration as red wine does. Moreover, it has far fewer of the compounds that create much of the bouquet and flavor, especially the delicate floral and fruity ones, so if you aerate it those will dissipate very quickly and leave the wine tasting flat. Just swirl it around in your glass for a few seconds before drinking it to heighten these subtly. (Note: this means that when pouring, you should never fill the glass!)
147261
The white dissolves faster than the darker version but I have no problem with iced tea.
144268
My daughter has the Penguin model and mine is the Crystal. The Crystal is plastic on the outside and the Penguin in medal. They take the same CO2 cartridge and both have glass bottles and produce the same quality carbonated water. The Penguin is much more expensive and I couldn't see the point in spending the extra money for a slightly higher quality look when the performance is the same.
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Do not know but I thought I noticed a difference when I used tap water rather than filtered ice water from the fridge. The tap water was better. I must compare with bottled water.
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RO is known to remove salts and minerals which make the taste bland. I prefer not having RO because of the amount of water waste it takes to generate the pure water and the water needs to be stored in holding tank because the pressure and amount of on-demand water from RO systems does not compare to the tap. Tap is perfectly safe by itself. Personally I just think RO is a bit overboard unless you have a good reason to use it (i.e.: ground water, wells, fracking, etc)