Could this be used for fragrance oils mixed with water?
1858829
I haven't personally used it for that, but I don't see why you couldn't. It is ceramic
1858830
I hadn't thought of that, but I would think so. Just keep in mind there is no temperature control, it gets very hot.
1858831
I do use it for that. I initially purchased it for warming citrus and herbs to make the house smell good. It works great for both.
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.
857243
I would think so. I have used for various essential and carrier oils with no issues.
2109173
I never used the fragrance bottle as it did not give off enough aroma. I just put 2-3 drops right into the water.
2086702
I have read that any basic oil would work but the fragrance additives etc. I would be more trusting of using mineral oil. I have used olive oil in the past as well but more expensive than mineral oil.
1210260
I'm not sure I understand exactly what you're asking, but I use this oil (mixed with others) in a diffuser, and bath water.
242090
Yes, it is my understanding that the EOs and regular water do not mix. I have not tried using it as a spray but I have read that you can add it to distilled water or vodka. I found this site to be very helpful. http://www.sustainablebabysteps.com/how-to-use-essential-oils.html
489953
Yes, definitely. If you add some essential oils, you can fragrance it, too! It should work great!
1147851
I don't believe it would mix well with water, and would stain fabrics. In addition to scenting cedar wood projects, we use the oil on small cedar blocks we put in our clothes closets to deter moths, etc. We also put those blocks in our shed to deter wasps and hornets from nesting. Obviously we like the smell of the cedar oil, but not everyone will.
240803
Not very easily with just water. Baby oil works for skin and alcohol for other surfaces.
1956168
I don't think that should be a problem. It works great @getting rid of odors and does not leave any fragrance behind like other sprays. It comes out more like a mist so I would try just a little and see how it does.
1991441
I have only used this oil for its scent, by smelling it or by adding it to water to boil. I don't know about adding a couple of drops and drinking it. Sorry.
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.
293698
I don't think so. The fragrance isn't lasting long even without heating. Heating would make the fragrance evaporate right away.
139306
As long as it has the indention on it for you to pour the fragrance in, if there is no indention, I would be hesitant to use it.
2250257
Most essential oils should never be used on the skin undiluted. To use as a perfume, they should be combined with "carrier oils" (like almond oil), waxes, butters, alcohols, or other diluting media. Because they're so concentrated, if you use them without diluting, they can irritate the skin (with some exceptions, like tea trea and some others). But it's very easy to mix this oil with a medium and use it as perfume - the internet is full of recipes. I put this in homemade lotion, and it smells great.
281484
I am sure you could, one drop mixed with a couple of drops of a carrier oil might be nice. I am just not sure if it would release any toxins in the air because I am not sure how natural this is.