Does this use heat or a fan to diffuse the oils?
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It uses heat, no fan. I haven't used it in a little while now, but seems to works good. I actually use my ZAQ Allay Aromatherapy Essential Oil Diffuser more, and highly recommend tha!. I also have the diffuser for car which is nice.
140282
I'd think any oil would be fine - the electric fan diffuses the scent of the oil (which has been dripped on a cotton pad) without heating it.
1386719
No. This diffuser needs water and a few drops of your favorite essential oil. Runs for a few hours. Shuts itself off when water drops to a certain level.
1797300
There is a fan and it does give off quite a bit of heat. The fan speed is adjustable. We really enjoy ours!!
921356
It uses a lot oil very quickly. That is one of the reasons I chose to give it a negative review. I have found if I mix 1 part oil to 3 parts fractionated coconut oil it helps. This is not my favorite diffuser. Turning it to the low setting helps, but not much.
1797467
No. The fan is stationary. It does have good power and give good air flow. I bought the fan to move hot air down in a Cabelas Alaknak tent (from a wood stove) and it does a superb job doing that.
1298658
It has a warming unit that a little square pad sits on. The pad is what the oil drops go on.
1072184
No, it just puts out a fine water vapor mist, along with whatever oil you've added. I didn't like mine so I returned it. Neat little product, but the function just wasn't as dramatic as I was hoping for.
1443414
Aroma only. A fan blows across the cloth pads with oil drops on it. No oil comes out.
1158048
No, but it gives off wonderful scents from whatever oil is heated and light that can be dimmed or increased. Love mine!
727237
The unit has a fan that makes noice when venting to prevent from getting hot when use. Hope this helps.
1440880
Unfortunately, it does not. The oil has to be cooled and poured. BUT, still one of the best fryers I've ever used. We do a lot of tailgates, fundraisers, and dinners, frying fish. This moves the frying along!!
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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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There is no fan on the heaters, they work by convection meaning the cold air enters the bottom of the heater and the warm air exits the top. If the heater is sized big enough for the room there won't be a need for a fan. The natural movement of the air will heat the room.
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Neither , the oil is put on a paper type product. I use it with my oils as a room freshener. You don't have a mist, just the fan that sends the scent into the air. I got it because I felt that it was safer than your typical room freshener. It works really well.
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I wish I could answer the question for you, but I'm not familiar with a heat diffuser. I would imagine that any pot or pan that you place on top of this is also going to get hot, though on induction cooktop it is going to get hot through conduction through the metal not through induction.
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It acts more like a nubulizer (breaks up the oil molecules). It's cool steam. Mine recently stopped working right. I think it worked great for about a year, then the fan stopped working.