Why is there a tube with a white cap inside the body of the diffuser? What is its purpose? Doesn't the oil/water mix go into main body of the diffuser
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Yes, the oil and water go into the main body. I am assuming it holds electric components.
241459
Yes, the water does go into the "main body" of the diffuser. I do not know the exact purpose, but I think it somehow helps to make the cold vapor that is released.
241460
I'm not sure what that tube is...you do put the water and oil in the open chamber and voile, ready to diffuse.This diffuser works great, it can run 10-12 hours before shutting off...as we speak I am diffusing wintergreen and our home smells wonderful!
241461
Yes, it goes into the main reservoir. I'm not sure of the purpose of this tube. I wondered myself. The instructions are no help either!
241462
the white cap keep the water from going down into the motor but yet still allows airflow in the unit
1887702
Inner diffuser is NOT removable. Not sure how many stops of light it decreases.
1295823
This is supposed to come with a "euro dropper," which was not explained. It might be a clear plastic insert below the lid. I found one description of a "euro dropper" as follows: "The neck insert produces a slow-drip pour for products with minimal serving sizes." I think this means the oil can't escape fast when you tip it to pour if that is what you do. I would like more clarification about this. I prefer a bottle with a dropper built in, but I have droppers available.
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It just diffuses them so that the vapor is cool and safe to touch. I love it and use it constantly! You only need 3-4 drops of oil and it lasts for a while. The led light is not as prominent as the add seems to imply but it still diffuses just fine!
1224885
you can use it either way. It comes with an internal diffuser as well as thelarger one on the face.
752601
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!!
2188834
There's a small metal reservoir, about 1/2 cm deep with a 1/4 cm diameter, by the nossle. I have not used it yet, but it seems that you place a few drops of essential oil in there.
1042650
Yes, there is a plastic insert that looks like a smooth little volcano with a hole in the top. It was stuck in the lid, and I didn't even know what it was for until I saw your question. I pried it out with a pair of scissors, and what do you know? It fits in the mouth of the bottle, with a small hole in the center. It looks like you might have to hold it on, unless there's another essential oil dispensing secret that I don't know!
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Sorry this took so long to respond. I must have moved your email and forgot to respond. Anyway, there should be clips on the corners of the smaller diffuser that clips to loops inside the box.
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Robert, I have the same problem. I have found that if I tip it back up and then pour again it will come out a little faster, as it will almost stop if I don't. I think the problem is that there is not a "vent". Most stoppers have a separate tube that allows air in while the oil is pouring out. If I need a lot of oil, I just pull the stopper out! The stopper comes out when it's shaken because it's so heavy. Hope this helps. Lynne
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I previously has this model and it turned out to be defective so I returned it for another style. (I originally ordered my same unit from a natural products store and not Amazon.) But the clear lid comes off and the essential oils are dropped into the water. Place the clear lid back onto the diffuser and the aromatherapy mist diffuses from the round opening in the center of the clear lid.
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I haven't "used" mine yet, but did fill it with water to make sure it did in fact work when I received it. This product is designed without the expected siphon tube (which is why I tested mine to make sure I wasn't missing a part.) I was able to open the bottle & empty it after testing. I thought this bottle world be a small version of the pump-aerosol misters useful for hairspray or cooking oil. Instead the pumping action eventually forces any extra air out.
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There's a button on the side of the lid. You push the button in and the TOP of the lid pops open and then you can lift the diffuser out to fill. Would have been much simpler if the instructions were on the outside rather than in the diffuser where they can't be accessed until you figure it out!
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I am not using the diffuser, it is a very low flow. I just am using the single flow with output thing, have it pointed to the top of the water and can see small ripples. You can probably pull it out of the water and see it trickling/flowing.
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One other reviewer said they put it in the top (the circle outlet that diffuses the mist)...I tried using that little slit and I didn't think it was very aromatic. I've been putting the oils into the top part and haven't had any problems. I've had my diffuser for at least 3 or 4 months now. I think the oil I use causes the container to get stained but it's not a very big deal (to me). I use the OnGuard oil from doterra. As a comparison, I bought another diffuser from a different company and that one says to put the oil directly in the water.
1819925
It's a metal strainer that is part of the cap/plunger assembly. You just rinse and reuse.
2068227
I think there's a plug at the bottom to let the internal water out. You'll have to look and see if it's there. I remember looking for the same thing. The manual is not at all clear on this.