Where do you put the essential oils? How do you clean it and how often? Is there a warranty?
1664817
I put the drops of essential oil in with the water. I've only had mine for about a month and I've not had to clean it yet. I've noticed it stays cleaner than the last humidifier we had. I don't think there was a warranty but I am not positive.
1664818
You put the oils in the water as others have said. I think it disperses the oils just as well as any other diffuser I have seen. It is not a strong smell but noticeable. I have a very large great room though so I needed one that would work with a large room. I just rinse it with water between uses.
1664819
Just mix the oil with the water.To clean, just rinse the water tank.There is no warranty.
1664820
Where you put the water in is where you put the oils. The directions recommend 3 drops and I stick with that. 3 of the same kind work best, but not necessary. There are cleaning directions in the manual and you can further your search for cleaning it by searching for how to clean a cool mist humidifier on Pinterest or web.
1664821
You put a few drops of essential oils directly into the water. I add the water and then add in a 5-10 drops of lavender or peace and calming by Young Living. You just dump it would and rinse with hot water. The water container top portion is top rack dishwasher safe. The bottom part I gently scrub with a old toothbrush to clean. I swap out the water daily and give it a good scrub every few days or if I change essential oils. I doubt there is a warranty it is a cheap Chinese product but we love it and use it probably 5-8 hours a day for the past few months so I certainly got my money's worth from it so far. You put a few drops of essential oils directly into the water. I add the water and then add in a 5-10 drops of lavender or peace and calming by Young Living. You just dump it would and rinse with hot water. The water container top portion is top rack dishwasher safe. The bottom part I gently scrub with a old toothbrush to clean. I swap out the water daily and give it a good scrub every few days or if I change essential oils. I doubt there is a warranty it is a cheap Chinese product but we love it and use it probably 5-8 hours a day for the past few months so I certainly got my money's worth... » Read More You put a few drops of essential oils directly into the water. I add the water and then add in a 5-10 drops of lavender or peace and calming by Young Living. You just dump it would and rinse with hot water. The water container top portion is top rack dishwasher safe. The bottom part I gently scrub with a old toothbrush to clean. I swap out the water daily and give it a good scrub every few days or if I change essential oils. I doubt there is a warranty it is a cheap Chinese product but we love it and use it probably 5-8 hours a day for the past few months so I certainly got my money's worth from it so far. « Show Less
1664822
Put the droplets of essential oil into the water. There is a 1 year manufacturers warranty for a defective product. This machine does not disperse the fragrance well throughout a room. I returned it and purchased the QUOOZ Lull Ultrasonic Aromatherapy Essential Oil Diffuser. though it's about $35 dollars more, it's visually more appealing, easy to fill water with essential oil, lasts a long time before having to refill and most importantly the fragrance from the essential oil disperses well throughout a room.
1664823
You put the oils in with the water at the bottom. I rinse mine with warm water every time I change the oil scent. I think the directions said 1 time a week to rinse. I am not sure about the warranty. I use mine all the time its one of the best things I have bought. Great investment especially if you want to get into essential oils.
398232
I personally love the smell of PastTense. Have had mine for a long time and never noticed it getting an "off" smell. Not sure if oils can go bad either. I'd suggest emailing or calling DoTERRA directly and asking them to be sure. I've always gotten quality products from them.
325899
I use the essential oils in this bottle and I am filling it with good water and I use it frequently however I have a half dozen of them that I switch off. I believe you can store the essential oils in the bottle yes...for how long depends on the grade of the oil in my opinion a good grade oil may last longer .I imagine 6 months is a fair assumption but I am Just guessing
711306
I have not had mine but about a month so no issues yet...do know the warranty is only for 90 days, but I would still call the company's number at: 1-866-412-3930 or email: service@AromaReadyProducts.com GOOD LUCK!
643777
I have had this one longer than a few months. I love it and love using my oils in it. I also like the fact you can turn on or off the light. I do like mine very much. Hope this helps. (I ONLY USE DISTILLED WATER IN MINE-no tap water)!
1201856
Do not buy this to store essential oils in. They won't fit, you'd have to lay them sideways, adn the whole unit stunk of varnish/stain. I wish I wouldn't have bought it. You would be better off buying a box that was made for essential oils and store them in the fridge if possible. You could look at the Mountian Rose website or www.apothecary-shoppe.com) The unit looks nice on the shelf, but I haven't decided what to use it for. Best wishes.
1550888
I wash them... Then spray or wipe any kind of cooking oil you have handy.I LOVE mine. I use them ALL the time
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.
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.
329120
I think you have to order it separately, and I also think there are other oils that can be used - I have a different model/brand (name escapes me at the moment) and the oils came with it.
527885
I've used a lime essential oil and the unit has been fine. I did however have an issue with an orange essential oil as it stained the inside of the unit a bit. Hope this helps!
670981
I use good quality YL essential oils - they are antiseptic. About one a month, I rinse it out, add a drop of lemon oil & swirl with water, then just wipe it out.
1874794
I wouldn't recommend putting hot oils in it. I think it will clog up pretty easily as it's designed for water. Although I do put essential oil in it with water.
578973
I've used citrus oils in mine. Just clean it out regularly with vinegar water.
1884804
I have changed mine about once every 3 months however I'm using the same fragrance on each pad per fan but I don't run mine every day, probably about 3-4 days a week for about 8hrs each time. If the pad starts getting dirty then change more often because the fan is pulling up air through the bottom and if pad is dirty the fan doesn't work as well. If you are refilling the same fragrance oil onto pad every 15-30 days then you probably will have to change pads during a 90 - 120 day period because after awhile the pad gets sticky. I use pure essential oils since they last longer and have a more pure scent. Love my fans!
520249
There is a brush that comes with it. I sweep the brush across the area where the oil goes. Then I fill up the little pitcher that is included with straight tap water and run it for a cycle. This has worked well for me.
1845113
Nonono, I just clean it like once every 2nd month or something in the cleaning station. I clean it once per month just by adding soap to it and let it buzz for 30 seconds :)