Setting Up and Using Your Diffuser

The right diffuser can make a huge difference in your life, but it's not always so easy to find one that fits your needs. That's why we've put together this guide to help you choose and use your new diffuser.

Setting Up Your Diffuser

Before using your diffuser, you'll need to set it up. To do this, follow these steps:

• Fill the water tank with a little less than half a cup of water. Not too much or else your essential oils won't be able to disperse properly!

• Add 2-3 drops of your favorite essential oil(s). The number of drops depends on the size of your room and how much you want to smell them—experimentation is key here!

• Screw on the top and plug in your diffuser. Now sit back and enjoy its soothing aroma as it fills up your home with goodness!

Cleaning Your Diffuser

Cleaning your diffuser with water and vinegar is the best way to keep it clean without using harsh chemicals. A good rule of thumb is to clean your diffuser once a week.

To clean, remove the lid and place 1-2 cups of white vinegar in bottom section of unit. Put on lid and allow unit to run for 15 minutes with continuous mist setting (not pulse). Afterwards, remove lid again and wipe away any residue from inside surfaces. You may also want to use a cotton swab dipped in rubbing alcohol or 91% rubbing alcohol if there are stubborn stains remaining after vinegar cleaning (be careful not to let any liquid get into electrical components).

Operating Your Diffuser

• Use a high quality essential oil. You'll want to make sure you're using a high quality oil that is pure, therapeutic grade, and not adulterated with water or other substances.

• Use a high quality water source. If you are using tap water, be sure it's clean and chemical-free before setting up your diffuser! (Ideally use distilled or filtered water.)

• Use a high quality diffuser. Not all diffusers are created equal—some are better than others at dispersing essential oil molecules into the air with maximum efficiency and coverage in order to properly cleanse your space and create an inviting atmosphere for relaxation or meditation practice. Likewise, some types of oils work better than others for certain types of diffusers; for example some can clog up the pores in wood/glass/ceramic bowls which will cause them to become less effective over time as they become more saturated with oil residue from being used frequently without upkeep (this may happen even if these materials have been cleaned regularly).

Do's and Don'ts

• Use the diffuser in rooms that are well-ventilated.

• Do not use it in small, enclosed spaces.

• Do not place the diffuser where it will be knocked over or damaged.

• Do not plug your diffuser into an outlet until you are ready to use it.

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Get the most out of your diffusing experience.

Now that you have your diffuser, it's time to get to know it. The best way to do this is by plugging it in and using it!

First, make sure that you are using the right oils for your needs. Next, make sure that there is enough ventilation in the room where you will be diffusing. Finally, use a timer if you are going out of town on business or vacation so that your essential oil aromas don't go stale while you're away from home.

Conclusion

We hope this article has given you some insight into what to expect when using a diffuser. One of the best parts about using a diffuser is that it makes your home smell amazing and can help with anxiety and stress.