Can you use this in a rain lamp with oil coming down the lines
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I use this product in a Lamp Berger - into which you insert, the oil, and then a wick -,light the wick and allow to burn 20 minutes - the fragrance lingers in the room air - for quite sometime.
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Patricia: Did you try using this oil on rain lamp? I have the same kind of lamp and would like to buy the oil for it.
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Yes, since It is an oil spray make sure that the plant you use it on can take an oil spray
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Yes, but you can not dip it in water. I wipe oil off it with a paper towel.
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Most likely answer is no. I don't think it will close down tight enough.The walls on a rain barrel are much thicker. You may be able to seal with a gasket. Don't know about that.
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Actually I cross a river and the lamp was under the water. (But it wasn't on) later I had to turned on, and it worked perfectly.Im sure you can use it under the rain.
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As long as you dilude the oil with the recommended amount of water it asks for a few drops of oil is ok.
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First off I do not know the conditions of the environment in which you intend on using your cord in. I would not recommend using the cord while its raining and I would not recommend using the cord if the cord is going to be submerged under any length of water. However if it had just stopped raining or if it's early in the morning dew on the ground it should be fine as long as the cord is in good condition and you're using good judgement. Extend the cord between the two points first and then plug it in. Make sure before you put the cord away that you unplug it from the source of electricity first.
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I have not done that particularly, but I can't see why not, as long as you don't overdo it. I agree that using a base oil is best.
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Yes. Works well. Flow reduced by maybe 25% with water. Oil may be more do to viscosity.
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I think that depends on the thickness, heaviness of the oil used. you might need to dilute it.
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I believe it can. It's only a lamp surrounded by water. As long as water doesn't drain away, then the lamp could overheat. Make sure you leave enough room to remove the lamp once it's plumbed in. I did mine vertically for that reason. I had a different unit at another house and it came set up vertically. Watts customer service is helpful. Please post if you find out. .
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No. This oil would degrade rapidly and most likely start forming a build up that would kill your radiator. Water Wetter as was previously suggested is the way to go, plus I don't think you'd pass tech if you had this in your rad.
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The dropper is glass so that should not be a problem if you don't overfill the dropper or let it lie on it's side so the oil does not come into contact with the rubber bulb.
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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
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Yes, it should work very well with light oils if you want a spray and not a stream.
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I'm not sure if the bulb would be efficient enough to heat the oil but there are plug in tart & oil warmers that use light bulbs on Amazon.
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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.