Is this oil good for burning? like in an oil burner to fragrance the house or room?
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Carla, pure essential oils aren't meant for burning as a fragrance. Chelsie is correct in suggesting the use of a vapor diffuser with water. Not only will your room smell amazing but you will receive the benefits of the Lavender aroma also! I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions!
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These are considered "dry oils" that are used in vapor defusers with water. They are not meant for burning.
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Check our labels for usage information. Our Very Vanilla Fragrance Oil is approved for candles & bath/body, which means it is safe to use in making bath & body products. Enjoy!
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Yes a great burner with Morr BTU's to use safely indoors.its used by professional Chefs at the table or to teach . I love mine
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I have had this oil warmer for a year now and absolutely love it. I use a brand of oil that is available here on Amazon -- Eternal Essence. They have wonderful fragrances that will fill your whole house or room.
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It depends how much oil you put in. I use 5 drops of essential oil and it smells the room up pretty good.
54129
Yes. That is all I use since there is no Kerosene available near where I live. There will be slightly more odor and extremely small amount of soot than Kerosene but it is not that bad
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I think the oil is good for many things I use it for healing purposes when I cut my self burn or rash ones a week I take two drops under my Tong if you don't like the taste add some sugar ( Sissy) next thing I M going to see if it make s a good Mosquito off
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I do not believe so. This has been heated, no matter what they claim. Turns brown when melted (should be clear) and does not have coconut scent. This is OK for a body oil, but would not use it to cook with unless you can only afford this price. You get what you pay for with these oils and the bit more is well worth it. I use it for hands and to put in my dog's food. Good for dog's coat. Hope this helps to make a better choice.
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oh I have no idea - I'm a hand cream maker. Since the oil is rather on the warm side I'd say that would work well. I just found that putting it in hand cream burned.
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It might, but it's not rated for it, so I wouldn't risk it. The oils are Class K, this one is "For Classes A,B and C fires"
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Nope, this oil is almost completely melted at room temp and if it isn't the touch of your hands will melt it perfectly fine. It has a very low melting point, you can slather it on right out of the jar.
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We used it in an open room---it heated a living room and kitchen made it very comfortable.. there wasn't any smell till it got close to running out of fuel. We really loved it. Don't know if this will help you if not I can try to give you more info.
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Yes, you can. The smell is very pleasant to most, and some people use this oil for perfume, but some think it has a mustier smell than rose oil (which is much more expensive).
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Hello,My bottle says Fragrance Oil for Warming and it also says Do not ingest or rub on skin. I believe you have to look for cosmetic grade oil to put on the skin.Try to find a olive oil or rose oil for moisture to the skin. They come in a grade that won't irritate the skin.Hope this helps you. If you are looking for a warming oil, this fragrance is great. It is my favorite scent for the house. I use it in a ZAQ electric diffuser.
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I don't know if this can be used with an indoor oil burner. That is a question I suggest you pose to the manufacturer.
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You can, but be careful with that. The oils are strong and heating them can produce some very strong vapors. In other words, don't be sitting right under that oil burner breathing in the fumes that occur.
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Not really. It's a basic, pure oil so the scent is just that of any oil. You can add essential oils if you wish to have scent, but it's not a great carrier oil, so you only want to only add it to the oil you're using at that moment.