Can these be used as essential oil diffusers?
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I've never used one of these as a diffuser, only just for the original use which is to keep brown sugar fresh! What an idea though, how creative! Terra Cotta is porous so I'd imagine it would soak up the oil, but you would never be able to wash all that oil and aroma out of it to use it in food after that.
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I only use them in a microderm machine and I have never heard of using essential oils with them. Maybe if you are making a manual microderm solution
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Yes you can - although oil enthusiasts would love you to beleive no so you buy a small diffuser also ... We do it all the tine for years here and no issues.
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I cannot see why not, unless there is plastic in the filter, as I believe oils deteriorate plastic. I prefer to use a diffuser, which Has been tested and came up a winner. The bottle attaches directly to the diffuser, and allows me to set the amount to diffuse, the length of time on and off. We had baseboard heating and window wall mounted air conditioners so couldn't do that. Now that I have a new home with central heat and air I may research doing that with Thieves and/or Purification oils. I probably can place the diffuser near the cold air return vent and circulate through the whole house.
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Yes you can. Used for cuts ,colds and for lots of other medicinal purposes. Info should be printed on the label in fine print.Can be mixed with on Guard oil .Just 1 drop of oil of each oil added to the diffuser.
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I would think so. I have used for various essential and carrier oils with no issues.
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I don't see why not, however I would be careful. Your humidifier might permanently smell like lavender or whatever scent you put in it. So make sure you like it or don't mind if you mix them. As far as how much, we use about 4 drops per 100mL in a diffuser. You probably would not want that large of a ratio since it would likely be 1/4 of the bottle if you have a 4L capacity on your humidifier. I would start with about 15drops per liter and adjust from there.
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Not that I'm aware of. Check Google for "aromatherapy diffusers 220v" and you will find some of what you need.
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Yes, you can use it in oil diffuser. Sometimes I mix it with Eucalyptus, when kids are sick.
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I would not use these for oil caps. They are standard dry fare. look around and ask the essential oil people how to do it. http://heritageessentialoils.com/search.php
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I don't have a diffuser. I drop it into the warmed wax of a candle but I can tell you that this is a mild rosemary oil, very pleasant and very true to its nature. Any diffuser, then, should work just fine.
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if you can stand the smell of them, they can be used in oils and lotions. They smell terrible though. I tried to post a comment on how bad the oils were but the seller took the comment down, saying it was a product review and not related to the seller. They seem to be essential oil grade; they just reek.
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Absolutely. We use these oils to our massage cream at our salon for aroma therapy during massage. :)
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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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I agree with Brandi. This diffuser emits a very small stream of mist concentrated with essential oil(s) of your choice!! I have 2 of these and can't imagine using essentials without them:). Enjoy!!
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As far as I know, you can use any essential oils for candle making, I found this WikiHow article: http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Candle-With-Essential-Oils
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I am not sure..they have worked for my hand sanitizer that includes essential oils but cooking oils, depending, have a different viscosity. Sorry I could not be more help!