A reed diffuser is one of the easiest ways to give a room a gentle, lasting scent – without a flame and without electricity. The rattan reeds slowly draw the fragrance oil up from the bottle and release it into the air.
Setting it up
- Place the bottle on a protected surface – a tray, a coaster or a small plate. The oil can damage furniture, varnish and plastic.
- Open the bottle and put the reeds in the neck.
- Give the reeds some time to soak up the oil. The scent then unfolds gradually.
Stronger or softer
- Stronger: once the reeds have soaked up the oil, turn them over. The soaked ends are then in the air and release more scent. Turning them occasionally refreshes the scent.
- Softer: use fewer reeds, or place the diffuser in a bigger room or a hallway.
Our 200 ml cinnamon and clove diffuser can scent a room for up to 12 weeks.
Where to place it
A hallway, a living room or an office desk all work well. Somewhere with a little air movement helps the scent spread. Avoid direct sun and heaters.
Safety
- Keep the diffuser out of the reach of children and pets. Essential oils can be harmful to animals, especially cats.
- Do not swallow the oil. Avoid contact with skin and eyes; if it happens, rinse with plenty of water.
- Keep the diffuser away from open flames.
- Avoid spilling the oil on furniture or fabrics.
More scents for the home are in our home fragrance collection.