I've never owned a diffuser. Is there potential to ruin surfaces or furniture?
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Not unless you spill the water out of it and don't clean it up. It doesn't leak or get on anything when it runs.
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Just be careful when you take the top off to refill. Water will drip out of the top. Otherwise when it is running, the mist is so fine it dissipates quickly. I have mine sitting directly on my wood desk. I just make sure to keep a paper towel handy when I refill.
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If it got knocked over with the water in it, yes. But if just running it on a wooden table, no. The cool air is diffused straight up, with this particular model, so no moisture or mist is directed toward the table.
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No water will leak out. When it is diffusing, it is a very fine mist. I have mine sitting where the mist goes up toward my lampshade and it never feels wet. I was concerned about that as well. I really like this particular model. I would suggest you clean it once every couple weeks (soak overnight with half white vinegar and half water, then clean disk at bottom with a qtip). It runs longer if you do that. Hope this helps!
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I have mine on my nightstand with a doily underneath. This one puts out a very fine mist and I have not even noticed any dampness around it. I use it every night so I'm sure I would notice if it were causing damage. The mist goes up into the air, so the only way it could damage surfaces is if it were knocked over.
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Actually you can go right over the flames. I have never had to use a diffuser. The pizza stone warms up pretty evenly from side to side
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I wouldn't. The surface of the diffuser is not perfectly smooth and does site perfectly flat because of the handle so there is a chance of scratching the glass surface.
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Yes you can. just do not use the inner diffuser.Anthony D. Thomas Photographywww.anthonydthomas.com
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I, personally, would not use any other diffuser other than the one specified by D.A.P. The top of the bottle of D.A.P. actually screws into the bottom of the diffuser made for the D.A.P., and I would be skeptical to use another type because of possible heat that may generate from one not intended for it.
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I'd buy a different diffuser per the scent. Since it absorbs whatever scent is placed in it, you would need a fresh, new one for a different scent. The plastic bottle you use you can just rinse out.
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I personally think it better to use a diffuser as it remains in the air for quite some time as opposed to washing it down the drainonce you are out of your bath. You also will need to wash the oils out of your tub.
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Good morning!I've been using mine for a few months now (every day) and I have not had any issues - phew! :o)I usually buy a new diffuser about once a year and so far this one has been great!
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I can't get mine to work. I followed all instructions on how to clean and maintain my diffuser and it won't do anything. I only had mine for a week before it quit working. Big waste of money... i can't find a way to contact the company or customer service. I will never buy this brand again. Good luck fixing your problem, I hope its a easy fix maybe adjusting some of he settings
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Not sure about a diffuser. Works good for home made hard candies though. I would ask the manufacturer this question for a better answer.
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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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Sheryl, I ordered this for a friend so all I know is that she is using it in a large room. Hope this helps. She did have another diffuser from another company but was at a place where this one was being used and fell in love with it. I don't know how large a room it was.
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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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That I am not real sure of. I do know they have diffusers for that purpose, and some are up there in price. Some humidifiers says not to add anything but water or if they add scents it is made for that. If you would like to try on an old humidifier that would be the best to do. Thrift stores carry those for cheap and you will not have to spend alot of money if it ruins the humidifier. You know the Vicks thing you can put the med rub in the cup, well that could be another option as well. I have tried to figure out another way to use those essential oils for aromatherapy that is what I buy essential oils. When you buy those oils make sure you can use them for whatever you bought them for. (food grade, skin safe (no reactions on skin), and will not harm the body thru inhalation. Hope I helped!
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The diffuser should work for approx 10 hours before it will be empty, but there's no exact science to it, all depends on the water, oil and humidity quality in the room, roughly it will last all night long plus some more.Preferably you should empty the remaining water and wipe clean with a soft cloth, this is optional but recommended, the better the take care of your diffuser, the longer it will last, oil and water deposits can build up with time and proper cleaning will keep it in good shape.Thank You
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Yes the diffusers do get pretty warm. Not warm enough to start anything on fire but I keep stuff away from them like curtains just to be safe. I do have other plugs plugged into the outlet above the diffusers and there will be a oily residue which is normal but no damage or anything to the cord.
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Never been a problem with mine either... but I wouldn't recommend purchasing this diffuser. Please read my original comments.