can this be used in diffusers?
155485
Yes, Cinnamon bard can be diffused. It is a strong oil so you want to start with just a few drops and increase as desired. Please let us know if you have additional questions or concerns.
1558424
You could but don't leave it on for long periods of time, the one I gave to my mom the light got to hot an it started browning the inside of the diffuser.
1307975
Yes. I use it in mine. It's pretty concentrated and it works well. There is not a strong scent. Which I actually like a scent, so that would be a bit of a complaint for me.
2009822
I have an essential oil diffuser (a nebulizing diffuser) I use. I don't know if you are referring to reed diffusers though, or electric diffusers. I know you can make a mixture with essential oils that you can use with reed diffusers, I am just not sure of the recipe. It would be easy to google. Normally reed diffusers are used with the cheaper, dilluted, scented oils. You can also add a little water to a few drops of oil, put it into a tealight candle oil warmer and warm/diffuse the oils that way. The plant therapy site has a wonderful blog that can give you all sorts of tips on how to use their oils. I have an essential oil diffuser (a nebulizing diffuser) I use. I don't know if you are referring to reed diffusers though, or electric diffusers. I know you can make a mixture with essential oils that you can use with reed diffusers, I am just not sure of the recipe. It would be easy to google. Normally reed diffusers are used with the cheaper, dilluted, scented oils. You can also add a little water to a few drops of oil, put it into a tealight candle oil warmer and warm/diffuse the oils that way. The plant therapy site has a wonderful blog that can give you all sorts of tips on how to use... » Read More I have an essential oil diffuser (a nebulizing diffuser) I use. I don't know if you are referring to reed diffusers though, or electric diffusers. I know you can make a mixture with essential oils that you can use with reed diffusers, I am just not sure of the recipe. It would be easy to google. Normally reed diffusers are used with the cheaper, dilluted, scented oils. You can also add a little water to a few drops of oil, put it into a tealight candle oil warmer and warm/diffuse the oils that way. The plant therapy site has a wonderful blog that can give you all sorts of tips on how to use their oils. « Show Less
751214
Sorry, but I can't tell you. This was sent to me in error. I prefer air driven diffusers.
971393
You can use it in a diffuser but it did not smell like lavender! I would recommend a different brand.
1533921
I used it with a diffuser and you are correct. Too much power to actually diffuse.
1655594
I, personally, would not use any other diffuser other than the one specified by D.A.P. The top of the bottle of D.A.P. actually screws into the bottom of the diffuser made for the D.A.P., and I would be skeptical to use another type because of possible heat that may generate from one not intended for it.
1697575
I believe it should... as it's from the same brand. Mine comes with the diffuser so I cannot say for sure with this separate piece. But I should think so.
712465
i think that would definitely work. they sell specific essential oil diffusers online, but I have just used my plug-in tart burner (typically used for wax potpourri). The heat from the light bulb underneath heats up the oil and gives off the diffused smell. I use 2 Tablespoons of water and add 3-5 drops of the germ fighter oil! Hope this helps!
442
I would say no, you will need to have some kind of adapter so you don't overpower it. This is a great diffuser, I use it daily.
1079103
I wouldn't. The surface of the diffuser is not perfectly smooth and does site perfectly flat because of the handle so there is a chance of scratching the glass surface.
284566
I doubt it. Diffuser use essential oils, like doTERRA. This oil is not an essential oil. I'm interested in how others respond.
2202314
I don't see why not, however I would be careful. Your humidifier might permanently smell like lavender or whatever scent you put in it. So make sure you like it or don't mind if you mix them. As far as how much, we use about 4 drops per 100mL in a diffuser. You probably would not want that large of a ratio since it would likely be 1/4 of the bottle if you have a 4L capacity on your humidifier. I would start with about 15drops per liter and adjust from there.
1307465
No! This is terrible! I wouldn't waste your money on this and especially when using good oils like Doterra. The Doterra diffuser is sooo much better and worth the price. This diffuser broke after 2 uses.
1626941
Yes it does work with the diffusers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4M7lRlkTiAw
20568
I just received this hair dryer and can't seem to find a diffuser that works. If anyone can answer this question, I'd be grateful, otherwise I'll have to return the dryer.