Can you add essential oils to your water when using this?
2016117
Yes you can however, it takes a lot of work to wash the taste out of your Hydro Flash. I wouldn't reccommend it.
2016118
I never had, but I would guess you would be able to. The inside is full stainless.
2016119
I have used peppermint essential oils in mine and it worked fine. The inside is stainless steel so pretty much it's good for just about anything.
2016120
I have no idea how essential oils might affect the stainless steel. I'd suggest contacting the manufacturer. I have added lemon and orange slices to the water in the hydro flask.
2016121
As long as they are edible- you can put any beverage in the hydro flask - hot or cold
69701
You just add it to the water. I usually do 5 to 10 drops. If the oil you're using is particularly strong you might want to be conservative with it.
813865
I don't see why not I have used lavender essential oil and am currently using oil of thieves in mine, just be sure to fill with water to the line and then how ever many drops of oil you wish without being overpowering
715167
Yes,...I use tap water and oils all the time...but it is best if you use filtered water...because it comes free of foreign matter.The most important issue is that you clean and air it out after every use...water left to itself tends to fester.
2109594
Yes, I just put a few drops of essential oil on the pads included with the unit. The menthol scent on the included pads fades pretty quickly so I just add whatever essential oil I choose when it does.
1151882
There is no place to add oil, and the manual specifically states to only use water in the tank. Given that this is a cool mist humidifier and has no warming ability, it's probably not suitable for oils.
1951558
No, in its user's manual says that you can not mix the water with any other substance, such as aromatic oil or lotion.
1254279
Yes, you need to add water to the fill line and then add about 3-4 drops of your favorite essential oil. Adjust the drops of oil up or down to your liking.
139305
I've never used oils with humidifiers but I do know that you do not put essential oils into a standard humidifier because they will float on the water however you can saturate cheesecloth or some other type of material which is breathable. As the air diffuses into your room, it will flow through the material and fill the air with the fragrance of your choosing. I hope this helps!
1555723
You don't have to use distilled water...I do though, just so I don't have to clean as often...I do use citrus essential oils...lemon, lime grapefruit...this is a great product!
347418
Hi you can burn the oil with out water we have not had any problem and it puts out a good aroma.
257941
I use essential oils in my unit and it works fine. It is a small unit, so just a drop or two of oil is all you need. I use the unit next to my desk - to humidify the local area and be sure to clean as per the instructions after each use.
1871221
Depends on the brand and filter setup. Generally, it's best to use a diffuser for essential oils though.
1348686
You can ONLY out water in this steam mop. They sell their own scented water. Don't try to use essential oils to scent it yourself. I read several times online where people did just that and it ruined their mop.
841438
I don't think you can add extra water. You just add what you need at the time.
1260031
you really don't need water in it unless you use it to dilute the aroma oil in the tray on top. Sometimes I'll add a little water to the oil in the tray so I don't need a lot of oil, but other then that you just plug it in and there's a light bulb inside it that will warm the tray on top and will release the fragrance.
1531309
I have, and more than a few times. :-) I just add a few drops of whichever essential oil(s), such as eucalyptus to the water and voila. However, I have noticed over time the inside of my humidifier will have a gummy-like substance around the water line. I'm sure this is accumulated old-oils from previous uses that would probably happen with using any type of oil. My suggestion would be to use it and then clean the inside of it ever-so-often with a mild detergent. Hope this helps! :-)