Can I use a little bit of essential oil and water in it?
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what kind of wax should i use? can someone provide an url? not even sure what wax looks like or what size wax needed..
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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!
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I'm not an expert, but I would say that you could. A drop or two of Lavender oil (let it dry completely before use), might be a nice touch. However, I'm using mine - in part - to avoid scents, so have no need to add any.
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Yes you can, but sparingly. The oil is quite thick and heavy so a tiny bit goes a long way.
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Hi J. Oden, Thank you for your interest in the portable humidifier. Regarding essential oils, our portable humidifier works best with only water-soluble essential oil. Essential oil which is not water-soluble may cause our portable humidifier to experience issues, or even be damaged. If there's anything else we can do for you, please don't hesitate to contact us. We look forward to your feedback! Best Regards, Nancy Deneve - Co-Founder
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Most definitely! Add more water for a more subtle home fragrance, or less water to make it stronger! A little oil goes a long way! Make sure your oil lamp/heater/diffuser has enough water in it so it doesn't dry out.
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I'm not sure if this helps but I use lavender oil and water and it works great.
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You should only use water. I was tempted to use a few drops of tea tree oil but trust me water works on it's own. This is the best investment I've made. You will love it!
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yes, sparingly at first, work your way up to the desired effect. traditionally essential oils shouldnt be heated from their essence. hence using a diffuser
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Yes with water. I fill water level, then drop essential oil in and turn on. It infuses and disperses in a vapor form. I have used a variety of essential oils with no problem.
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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.
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I'm sure you could...I would. I got this for my boyfriend (we use it all the time, it's awesome) aand he has an essential oil lamp we already use every night. There are little pouches you can buy specifically for this product that have a variety of essential oils. But I would guess you could just drop a few drops in the actual tank and it would be fine. You just might want to clean it more often and in between scents (obvi).
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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.
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Not very easily with just water. Baby oil works for skin and alcohol for other surfaces.
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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.
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I would think so as it is a oil and it smells real good adding it to water should not hurt anything,. hope this helps.
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You can. 4 to 8 drops added to the water after you've filled the tub. Agitate the water. I added the oils to sweet almond oil, 2 tsp. I'm new to oils still and this was my first bath mix but I have been reading up on them. Do not bathe with photo toxic oils, Bergamot and citrus oils, please do a search yourself to check for others. P.S. Their lavender is fantastic! Used it undiluted on a burn for husband, never hurt. I also put 5 drops and 1 drop of Tea Tree on a tissue before bed and put it in my pillow case and sleep like a baby! Sorry I'm very excited about oils! Hope this helps.