Can these be used in a cool mist diffuser?
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yes, but they are not ingestible. they are more scented oil instead of essential oil so they will be aromatic but not necessarily homeopathic
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I've never used one of these as a diffuser, only just for the original use which is to keep brown sugar fresh! What an idea though, how creative! Terra Cotta is porous so I'd imagine it would soak up the oil, but you would never be able to wash all that oil and aroma out of it to use it in food after that.
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Provides a cool mist. I don't know whether or not you can use essential oils...I haven't tried.
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yes Thieves can be used that way...I suggest getting the plug-in diffuser & pads from Eden's Garden and use it that way. I sometimes simply open my bottle of Thieves and take a whiff or two into each nostril. I've also spritzed the air with it after mixing with water in a spray bottle. So try it in your humidifier and see what results you achieve.
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Hi Christina,Deneve here. Our essential oil diffuser can be used to emit mist, with the light band turned completely off.It can still provide fragrance in your room, and keep your room pitch black, if you'd like.If there's anything else we can do for you, please don't hesitate to contact us. We look forward to helping you! And have a great weekend.Best Regards,NancyDeneve - Co-Founder
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Yes I would let the product cool some .... I used them for something similar though the salve I made was fairly warm it was not boiling or super hot and they worked great
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I'm not sure. They're spray width is pretty wide and a thin or fine spray. So maybe? But I wouldn't know. I only use them for perfumes.
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They spray just fine as long as the oils you use are diluted properly with water. My first attempt with making essential oil sprays resulted in a "squirt" from using too dense of an oil. Once I achieved a proper dilution, the fine mist spray was just fine. Good luck with your project!
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I suppose you could, I can't remember if it's coated with anything like teflon etc? If so I would say no. Just look on Amazon for heat diffusers, they have them and they are not expensive.
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You could use these to set up a misting area, but I wouldn't have it be somewhere where people have to go. Even in the peak of summer in Colorado, I would still feel wet after being under the misters for a few seconds.
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I'm not sure. I use it for my diffuser, but I'm sure you can use it in the bath. With Epsom salts? I haven't the foggiest.
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Yes, you can use whatever essential oils you like, citrus or otherwise. Just be sure to clean the diffuser regularly to keep the disc clean. If you allow a build up to form on the disc, it will not be able to produce any mist. Any essential oils can be corrosive if left to build up, not just citrus oils.
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Hi Bobbie. I don't think so as there is a rather large "basket" on these diffusers. But we've never had any of the Airwick units in our house so I'm not certain. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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I don't see any reason why you couldn't, but if you are starting the cast iron directly on the diffuser it may take quite a while to heat up.
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Yes if you have a portable steam or cool mist humidifier . You should only use a small amount because it can be irritating to eyes or mucous membranes in large amounts.
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I too am a DoTerra Oil user. If the Young Living Oils are designed to diffused, then they would be fine in this diffuser. If your oils are not for diffusing, then I would not use them in any diffuser. This is a cool mist diffuser.
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Its best used in a diffuser. I have a humidifier but it doesn't recommend using oils in it. The quooz lull diffuser works great with the oils. Good luck