Proper usage of an oil diffuser

When you go to another house, there is a unique smell of that house, right?

My house is also sensitive to smells, so I usually keep a diffuser.

 

A diffuser is an interior accessory that uses chemical principles to disperse fragrance by filling an expansion tube with liquids like perfume.

 

Pour the liquid to spread the fragrance.

 

But it's not always just liquids.

 

There are various types of diffusers, including electric diffusers that use electricity, candle diffusers that disperse scent using a candle flame, and the most well-known reed diffusers.

 

The way each of these diffusers is used affects how much the scent spreads, and the methods are introduced as follows.

 

 

 

It is best to place the electric diffuser in the center of the room.

Oil diffusers that dispense oil release fine mist to spread the scent of the oil throughout the room. Placing it in the center allows the fragrance to disperse evenly throughout the entire room.

 

The candle diffuser is placed in areas with high foot traffic.

A candle diffuser that uses the help of a candle to evaporate water and begin dispersing the scent of oil.

Therefore, it is good to place it in a place with good airflow, such as where people move or where a gentle breeze is present.

 

The reed diffuser is placed in the center of the house or room.

Since it disperses the fragrance most weakly indoors, it is important to ensure that the scent can spread well around.

Therefore, to achieve the best effect, it is good to place it in areas with high traffic or at the center.

 

 

Using an essential oil diffuser not only provides a pleasant scent indoors but also allows you to enjoy the benefits of aromatherapy.

Achieve the best results by placing diffusers appropriately according to their types.

 

 

Refer to wikiHow