Where do you put the oil in? I received it as a gift and there is no manual. I've never used a diffuser before. Thanks!
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There is a small reservoir on the side. I All you have to do is just put a few drops of oil in there and fill the main chamber with water.
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Open it. Fill with water. Then drop 3-4 drops of oil into the water. Close container. Turn it on.
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You just add it to the water. I usually do 5 to 10 drops. If the oil you're using is particularly strong you might want to be conservative with it.
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I just put it into the base with the water. Make sure to clean and dry it well if not using for while. I used mine for a week, put it away for a month, and it stopped working when I brought it back out again. Good luck!
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When you take off the outer white part, the little top sort of cone-shaped plastic part that comes out? Right above the part that's open where the steam comes out, there's a little sort of square part on the side that you'll notice is closed on the bottom - just drop a few drops in there!
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You put cool water in it with your essential oil and diffuse. hope this helps.
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I personally think it better to use a diffuser as it remains in the air for quite some time as opposed to washing it down the drainonce you are out of your bath. You also will need to wash the oils out of your tub.
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Oil is supplied with the fan. There's a oil fill plug on the top,remove the plug and fill.
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Here is a great movie on this diffuser. It talks about how much water to use and tells about the diffuser! Hope it helps :) http://www.plantextractsinc.com/video.php (you may have to copy and paste this in your web address bar)
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That is correct: you drop a few drops of oil on the pad, plug in the diffuser, and the fan diffuses the scent into the air. It's been great.
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I don't have a diffuser. I drop it into the warmed wax of a candle but I can tell you that this is a mild rosemary oil, very pleasant and very true to its nature. Any diffuser, then, should work just fine.
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I am not sure about this one because it was my least favorite. In fact I threw it away. I clean my other diffusers with a teaspoon of citric acid. Do not over fill just the amount of water that is max. Let it sit about five minutes and wipe dry with a soft clean cloth. I use a q-tip to clean in small areas. I hope this helps!
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Neither you just oil . I believe there was some instruction with. I purchased mine a couple of years ago and I use it every night with lavender oil.
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Don't use a towel or anything underneath the diffuser - there is a fan on the bottom that has to "breathe" if you will. Also, fill to just below the max line. Those were the 2 things that I found fixed that problem.
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There is a small removable reservoir where you put the oils. The water "wicks" up into the water. You don't add oil to the water. This diffuser was much larger than I anticipated and the separate container for the oil was a nuisance, plus it takes a lot of oil for not much scent. I prefer the smaller capacity diffuser for which you add oil directly to the water.
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I dońt remember. I can tell you my diffuser has worked 2 months then... I do not recommend this product !
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I actually bought this for my adult daughter to use in her spec. ed. classroom. However, I have had one for a long time. It is a fan. Under the diffuser is a type of pad that you put the drops on. The best way to understand is to search the diffuser replacement pads. The pads are in a plastic sort of holder. You twist it off, put drops of oil on it and twist back on. It is very easy to use and it works, I get a lot of compliments about it. You may want to order a few replacement pads to use with different scents. I like it; it's a good price and simple to use.
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I'm using my oil in a diffuser. The directions didn't say you couldn't do it -- so I did. Smells good.
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Here is a good breakdown of the different types of diffusers. I was pretty sure this one did NOT use heat, but had to look it up! http://www.abundanthealth4u.com/Diffuser_Comparison_s/52.htm
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Just tap water! It actually comes with a measuring cup that you fill up to the line with the water and pour it into the diffuser! Super easy! Once I pour the water into the diffuser, then I add 3-6 drops of whatever oil I'm using & close lid and turn on!