"infuse" your world with fragrance.
gift from a beloved sister-in-law with a small sampling of fragrance oils. At that time I had a 17
year old son, 3 dogs (one of which was at the end of his years) and I live in the country, believe
me "good smells" were a blessing.
warm the oil/water solution in the glass dish. As the water
evaporates it carries the fragrance of the oil all thru your
house. Everywhere that there is air flow there will be
fragrance.
Add a small amount of fragrance oil (this assumes you are using a quality oil like the ones I blend)
Light the tealight candle
ENJOY
 | Place your diffuser on a surface that won't be damaged by spilled oil/water | |
| Never leave any candle burning unattended | |
| Don't use candles bigger than a tealight candle | |
| Keep the liquid in the dish at 1/2 or more add water as necessary, only add oil when the fragrance has | |
| diminished | ||
| Don't add cool water to a hot dish. Set the dish to the side or blow out the candle and let it cool before you | |
| add more water. | ||
| Always make sure that there is liquid in the dish. A heated dish with no liquid can crack. | |
aside the first time that you use it for when you can check on it frequently until you
get the "feel" for it. I prefer to use my diffusers with an oil & water solution in the
dish, it seems to give a truer fragrance for a longer time. The dish must be
checked on periodically to ensure that all of the water hasn't evaporated out. I like
to add water when the dish has cooked about 1/2 way down. I just keep adding
water to the solution and when I feel that the fragrance is getting weak then I add a
little bit more oil. Remember you control the ratio of oil to water so that you control
the intensity of the fragrance.
electric diffusers can be the solution. This style works on a halogen bulb and
has a rheostat that allows you to turn it up or down. Simmer pots that work
like a small crock pot are another style of electric diffuser.
you put drops of oil. Then place the ring on a regular incandescent bulb ( 40 - 60 watts is ideal )
candle and when the candle has formed a pool of wax at the base of the wick add a few drops of your oil.
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