Do you put the oil directly in the diffuser by itself or use it with water? If with water, how much. Thanks.
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I fill up the little glass dish with water and then add the oils...amount of oil depends on how strong I want smell
1813360
You put water in. Dont use cold if it's already heated up. It evaporates pretty speedily, so check on it periodically. I fill to near the top so it lasts longer. Hope this helps!
1005629
Hi, try to remove all the water from the Diffuser and to clean the water from the air outlet by using a piece of cotton then keep it open for few hours to dry well or keep it for one day, then fill it with water as usual and operate it, I hope this will be beneficial and work with you.
876078
The water & the oil go into the same well. Fill with water & add your drops of your essential oil.
1080372
I would start with 25 drops of oil. Make sure you do not fill past the tiny glass tubes inside the diffuser bottle because the oil will get into the mechanics of the motor and cause the diffuser to malfunction.
597449
I personally think it better to use a diffuser as it remains in the air for quite some time as opposed to washing it down the drainonce you are out of your bath. You also will need to wash the oils out of your tub.
647564
You may have gotten water down in the electrical part of the diffuser. Empty all the water out, wipe it dry with a soft towel, and let it air dry for a couple of days and then give it a try. I knocked mine over and got water inside the electrical housing. It was working better after a couple of days so I emptied it out again and let it dry for a week--just to be sure. It worked fine after that. Otherwise, you may need to contact the manufacturer.
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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.
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Leave it soaking with a 1:1 solution of vinegar:water for a couple of hours, then wipe the small white plate with a soft rag. Mine works qgain after this. Also, I learned that if the entire surface of the water is covered in oul, the diffuser will not work. Try less oil.
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There is a small removable reservoir where you put the oils. The water "wicks" up into the water. You don't add oil to the water. This diffuser was much larger than I anticipated and the separate container for the oil was a nuisance, plus it takes a lot of oil for not much scent. I prefer the smaller capacity diffuser for which you add oil directly to the water.
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No. Pure essential oils (such as these) float on water's surface in concentrated droplets so should not be used with your diffuser. There are many reasonably-priced diffusers available for purchase that are specifically made for essential oils.
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It's best to use essential oils in a diffuser. You can also make a room freshener spray mixing about 18 drops of essential oil with 4 ounces of distilled water and 1 teaspoonful of vegetable glycerin in a glass bottle. Some use vodka, 90% rubbing alcohol or witch hazel instead of glycerin.
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It is not a very strong diffuser. I mix my oils into the water and can smell it at a very short distance.
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No. I often combine several oils at once but you can do individual ones. If you fill to max you have about 3 hours of diffuser before having to refill. Hope that helps.
1214569
I use just the oil. If it is REALLY humid, I still get frizzy but it does help.
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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.
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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 used 2 cups distilled water, 1/2 cup witch hazel (T.N. Dickinson's brand because it smells nice) and a squirt or two of the oil in a sports bottle -- you have to shake the mixture before using because the oil will separate. One bottle lasted me nearly 18 months this way.