Do thse oils work with a lamp that is intended to heat up the oil that is on a plate above the bulb to produce a fragrance? I'm buying for my wife
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Never tried it in that application before, so I do not know. I have heard of some ppl using it in ceramic fragrance rings above lightbulbs though. Not sure if that works either. Wish I could help more, but haven't tried it myself.
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I'm sure you could...I would. I got this for my boyfriend (we use it all the time, it's awesome) aand he has an essential oil lamp we already use every night. There are little pouches you can buy specifically for this product that have a variety of essential oils. But I would guess you could just drop a few drops in the actual tank and it would be fine. You just might want to clean it more often and in between scents (obvi).
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No, it does not! But, you can use olive oil, instead of lamp oil....burns much cleaner and better smelling.
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I dont think so. Since its made out porcelain its a while for it to get warm with the tealight. It would need a big light bulb and it would take some time to get hot enough to burn the oil.
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yes, but it wont be necessary unless you are trying to reduce the heat output. If you are using standard heat lamp bulbs (not the red lens type), you will be getting great light and heat at the same time. This unit has amazing light and heat output.
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No, but it gives off wonderful scents from whatever oil is heated and light that can be dimmed or increased. Love mine!
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Hi Trysten! I wouldn't think so. Can't imagine the two together. I tried putting the oils into ordinary tealight candles to see if they give off a scent while they were burning and nothing happened.
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I don't believe so. In-fact, I will try and find out. I'm pretty disappointed with the lamps. I bought six lamps. Only two work. Four of them stopped working in less than six months.
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Patricia: Did you try using this oil on rain lamp? I have the same kind of lamp and would like to buy the oil for it.
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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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We are using an energy efc. bulb that does not get hot. An old stile bulb might be a problem if too high wattage. We are very well pleased with our lamp.
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Yes you can. I had a regular bulb and the lamp got hot. I wanted to be able to leave it on for long periods, so I put the curly bulb and it works fine and stays cool. Sorry, I can't remember the letters for the bulb, but it is the energy efficient.
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think you could pass on this, I beleive if you just put the essential oil on pad they are strong enough to smell. But this heats up the pad holding the oil
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Yes, I'd this lamp is good enough for that. Just a suggestion, tho. Use this bulb, it works a lot better than the others I've tried in terms of lighting and quality. It also makes this lamp prettier! Hope it helps: Triangle Bulbs T95035-6 5W E12 LED Candelabra Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Bulb, Chandelier Led Light Bulbs (6 Pack)
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Yes and yes. As long as the cord is adequate for additional wattage and lamp can handle additional heat. Check lamp for a label that defines max watt bulb...
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What? No. You plug your lamp into this device and then you plug the device into your outlet. I can't imagine why a simple light bulb failing to work would affect the device. Just get a new light bulb or a new lamp. The touch dimmer is really nice and I'm very happy with my purchase
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i think that would definitely work. they sell specific essential oil diffusers online, but I have just used my plug-in tart burner (typically used for wax potpourri). The heat from the light bulb underneath heats up the oil and gives off the diffused smell. I use 2 Tablespoons of water and add 3-5 drops of the germ fighter oil! Hope this helps!