How can you tell if the diffuser is working? If this product is odorless, how are people supposed to know if the diffuser is working until the liquid starts to run out? Maybe the chemical works but the hardware may be malfunctioning - only time will tell then? How can you tell if the diffuser is working? If this product is odorless, how are people supposed to know if the diffuser is working until the liquid starts to run out? Maybe the chemical works but... » Read More How can you tell if the diffuser is working? If this product is odorless, how are people supposed to know if the diffuser is working until the liquid starts to run out? Maybe the chemical works but the hardware may be malfunctioning - only time will tell then? « Show Less
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I could tell it was working because the cats gathered at the diffuser to start fighting. And it was empty in about 3 weeks.
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Hello,I had the same question. It takes a while for the liquid in the bottle to go down. If the bottle starts to get warm after being plugged in, it should be working. I have noticed that if you plug it in in a room with the door open, it takes much longer for the bottle to go down. If you close the door to the room, it will go down faster.Good luck!
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I read somewhere that some liquid might be left in the container because the wick doesn't go all the way down.Their website has a lot of informationfeliway.com
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The diffuser works as fine as any other diffuser I have ever used. I don't have real curly hair it is more of a slight curl/heavy wave. I liked the diffuser just fine. I wouldn't buy this hair dryer again only because it shot sparks out the back when I was using it. I had been using it about 8 months by that point. I dIdnt use it daily - probably 2 or 3 times a week. Hope this helps!
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There is a way to determine if the tank is full. Tug on the re-filler container. If it is heavy, the tank is full. If light, the tank is less than full. You can tell if the tank is empty, if the flow indicator is dry. I recommend this unit. It does make noise, only drawback I think. Puts out two or three gallons per day.
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If you hold up a glass or mirror or something in front of the emitting nozzle while it's running, you should see some water start to fog/form droplets on the surface. If not, you might have a defective product. Maybe some part of the water feed is blocked or broken, after the sensor that tells the unit it's out of water.Because the mist is so fine, I can't always see it either, especially below 20% or so. At full power you should definitely see the mist particles. Try looking at it from a side angle in front of a dark-colored surface, or turning off the lights and using the unit's night light.I'm out of ideas! If you hold up a glass or mirror or something in front of the emitting nozzle while it's running, you should see some water start to fog/form droplets on the surface. If not, you might have a defective product. Maybe some part of the water feed is blocked or broken, after the sensor that tells the unit it's out of water.Because the mist is so fine, I can't always see it either, especially below 20% or so. At full power you should definitely see the mist particles. Try looking at it from a side angle in front of a dark-colored surface, or turning off the lights and using the unit's... » Read More If you hold up a glass or mirror or something in front of the emitting nozzle while it's running, you should see some water start to fog/form droplets on the surface. If not, you might have a defective product. Maybe some part of the water feed is blocked or broken, after the sensor that tells the unit it's out of water.Because the mist is so fine, I can't always see it either, especially below 20% or so. At full power you should definitely see the mist particles. Try looking at it from a side angle in front of a dark-colored surface, or turning off the lights and using the unit's night light.I'm out of ideas! « Show Less
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With this kind of a product one has to determine whether it is functioning properly before asking the question about it having stopped working. As I understand the initial function of this product is to electrically charge the water or calcium so the calcium will remain in solution. One way to make a determination is to let a small amount of water drip on a sink or tub, let the water dry and if the sink or tub does not have a white buildup, then the unit is working. When calcium is held in solution with the water, there will be no calcium buildups around faucets or other places where water is allowed to collect and evaporate. If the unit is working properly you should notice an increase in soap suds and the water will feel softer on one's skin during a shower. I hope these remarks will be of help. Dwight H.
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Hi,Welledia always strives to provide only quality products along with superior customer service. We have many many happy customers who are using this diffuser for a long while.If there's any problems down the line, we are happy to assist and offer a replacement.Best regards,Customer Care
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Any time you want to check if the bottle is empty, just stop spraying and shake the bottle. You can pretty well judge how much is left if anything. I sprayed 2 bottles this morning and could tell when they were empty. I found no evidence of water entering the bottles.
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Here's a nice post that shows how to clean the diffuser:http://zaq.com/cleanliness-is-godliness-how-to-clean-your-diffuser/
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The light has to be on for the oil to be diffused. There is another aroma diffuser I purchased from Amazon that does not require use of a light. It is more expensive ($89.99), but I like it. It is called Aromatherapy Diffuser-Professional Grade.
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It gets very hot but i make sure there are no flammable objects nearby. I have been using the same diffuser for about 6 months and noticed it was brown inside where there are small flaps. I thought it was some of the liquid burned to the plastic. Then just last week noticed that the small flap is cracked. There are a few small flaps but i removed it from the electricity due to fear of fire. Has anyone elese seen this? Is there a shelf life for the diffuser? Do i need to buy new ones ( i have several in the house). Thanks.
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Hi Deborah! I found your question worthy of further investigation. Although I was pretty certain mine had run longer than 4 hours, I thought I would pay better attention today. lol I filled it to the max and it ran for 7 hours. (I may have lost track of the last hour. As the water level decreases, the mist isn't quite as "thick".) In any case, it ran longer than 4 hours. I am very pleased with the performance of this little room diffuser. Regards, Ms. Wit
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That is correct: you drop a few drops of oil on the pad, plug in the diffuser, and the fan diffuses the scent into the air. It's been great.
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Hi Fine Tuning, Deneve here. Our aroma diffuser operates by pushing down on the back half of the unit, away from the mist outlet. Doing this will cycle through the diffuser's various modes of operation. It takes a few minutes to get used to, but once you get the hang of it, it's very intuitive. There's no multiple buttons to fiddle with. This was one of the main reasons we moved forward with this design. There's easy ways to operate the light band to allow color rotation, or fixing the light band to only 1 available color. Here's the order of the modes that pushing down on the unit activates: - Product powers on. Product emits mist. Light band lights up, and automatically rotates through several colors (baby blue, short burst of lilac / pink, red, purple, dark blue, light blue, green, short burst of yellow). - Product still emits mist. If you wish to set the diffuser to light up only 1 color, this is your mode. Color of light band is fixed and set to the current color, until products powers off or mode is changed. - Product still emits mist. Light band is completely turned off. - Product stops emitting mist. Product is powered off. The light band doesn't have different intensity levels. It only has 1 level of lighting. The brightness is on par with a bright night light. If there's anything else we can do for you, please don't hesitate to contact us. We look forward to helping you! Best Regards, Nancy Deneve - Co-Founder
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No there is no indicator, you have to gage it on your own. We could always tell because the water stopped tasting & smelling as clean
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No, I've had nothing like that with my car diffuser. My only complaint about it is that it doesn't put out much aroma. Otherwise, no problems. I'm wondering if you just have a bad cigarette lighter or bad fuse.
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Don't open it, it's ready to use as is. The teeth marks you see on top grip the pad, you only have to slide the pad into the diffuser. I felt a cold coming in yesterday and put Eucalyptus on my pad and that diffuser worked wonders in seconds! Enjoy!
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you can set it to turn off after 1 hour, 2 hours or 3 hours. or you can set it to just keep going until all the liquid in the diffuser is gone.