Can you use citris oils in this diffuser?
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I've been able to and haven't had any problems. I've had it for a few months now and I've been very happy with it. I love the colors :)
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yes, i use grapefruit essence oil and another essence oil to this diffuser.
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Hi...it's been a while since I ordered this product, however Im pretty positive you can use the DAP diffuser. Prob best to confirm with the company directly. So sorry couldn't be more help!
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That probably wouldn't work for this. I think the filter would get dirty very fast and it may filter out most of the fragrance. Anything by the ZAQ brand of aromatherapy diffusers work great for what you're wanting :) Amazon sells these as well. Hope that helped!
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You would need to pick up your own essential oils online or at a health foods store, usually eucalyptus or others etc. Honestly though I find using one of the kids PediaLyte plug in infusers that comes with little pads that plug into a socket work much better than the one on here. This is an awesome humidifier but the diffuser isn't the best design. Best of luck. :)
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I don't believe you can use fragrance oils only essential oils. Fragrance oils will clog the device along with citrus essential oils.
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I use DoTerra oils - "Breathe" specifically in my diffuser. I put 9 - 10 drops, but I like it a little strong. I have never had any problems with clogging or getting oily at that mixture.
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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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Yes you can. Used for cuts ,colds and for lots of other medicinal purposes. Info should be printed on the label in fine print.Can be mixed with on Guard oil .Just 1 drop of oil of each oil added to the diffuser.
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I have a couple of diffusers and using citrus oil, I use orange one a lot, so far so good. Didn't damage my favorite one, ZAQ Noor Lite. Good luck!
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According to my daughter, who sells Do-Terra oils, diffusers won't work with distilled water. I just use tap water. It didn't say not to use with citrus, but I haven't tried citrus.
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Yes, as long as they are a decent grade. I diffuse Young Living oils. Many types. I love this diffuser.
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I would not try it. I usr it in a diffuser and it barely makes a noticeable difference. The aromatic properties are weak.
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It all depends on how many of the sections you but oil on. also how many drops you use and how long you run the diffuser. I've never tried the other kind but I really like mine. Another thing to consider is what essential oil you use. Some have a stronger scent
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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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I use it with wild orange oil and others. I know citrus can be hard on plastics. I think because it is diluted with water that might be helpful. I have yet to see a diffuser that is not plastic where the oils go in. Hmmm... The inside container is getting slightly discolored but doesn't seem to affect the operation. I use mine everyday and plan to order another one because I diffuse in my classroom.
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That I am not real sure of. I do know they have diffusers for that purpose, and some are up there in price. Some humidifiers says not to add anything but water or if they add scents it is made for that. If you would like to try on an old humidifier that would be the best to do. Thrift stores carry those for cheap and you will not have to spend alot of money if it ruins the humidifier. You know the Vicks thing you can put the med rub in the cup, well that could be another option as well. I have tried to figure out another way to use those essential oils for aromatherapy that is what I buy essential oils. When you buy those oils make sure you can use them for whatever you bought them for. (food grade, skin safe (no reactions on skin), and will not harm the body thru inhalation. Hope I helped!
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Yes, I believe so. I have not found a diffuser that is not really expensive so I don't have one myself. I just put it in a candle or sniff it from the bottle. Some are strong enough that you can just open the bottle and leave it sitting on the table and (if you aren't too far away) you can smell it. The website can give you more information: http://planttherapy.com/index.php?main_page=page&id=2 Hope this helps!