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Welcome !
Thank you for
visiting The Diffusery ! We are the choice
source online for reed diffusers, reed
diffuser refill oils, reed diffuser gift
sets, replacement reeds and more !
Questions
From Our Visitors
Can I re-use
my reed diffuser reeds ?
No. Once reeds have
been used for a certain scent, you should not
use them for another scent. The scent that is
already absorbed into your reeds will mix
with the new scent and could produce some
pretty yucky scent combinations.
You should use new
reeds when you switch to a new scent or if
they become clogged with dust. After
prolonged use and complete saturation of the
reeds, the channels can become clogged.
Simply replace with new reeds to get the
scent rolling again !
How often
should I flip the reeds ?
Whenever you notice
the scent fading a bit or want an extra burst
of fragrance. In our home, we flip the reeds
in our reed diffusers about once per week.
Does your
reed diffuser oil base contain DPG or alcohol
?
No ! We are quite
proud of our base too ! Yes, allow us to toot
our own horn here for a minute ! The MAJORITY
of those selling reed diffusers use a base
that is made up primarily of alcohol,
Dipropylene Glycol (DPG) or a combination of
both. Alcohol is highly flammable ! It also
evaporates into the air very quickly and you
go through your oils a lot faster that way.
That's a sneaky little way to get you to have
to more frequently buy more oils from them.
Dipropylene
Glycol (often referred to as DPG) is a
dilutent used in perfumery. DPG is thicker
than water and although it is effective for
thinning out fragrance oils, it can clog up
your reeds.
Our reed diffuser
base contains NO ALCOHOL and NO DPG. This is
why we very strongly believe that we offer
the best !
Read
More Frequently Asked Questions Here
Our Customers
Are Saying...
Thank you for all
the informative articles about reed
diffusers. I have learned so much and ordered
a few ! Jessica
C.- Johnson City, TN
I was so glad to
find a company that ships to Canada. Reed
diffusers are still not as readily available
in my neck of the woods as they are in the
US. Virginia
P. - Lethbridge, Alberta CANADA
I have shared
your website with several of my co-workers
who have placed orders for reed diffusers and
the reed diffuser oils. I especially love
your lilac and your pomegranate scents ! Joan
V. - Modesto, CA
A month ago I
didn't even know what a reed diffuser was-
now I am addicted ! Your reed diffuser oils
smell wonderful- especially the caramel latte
! Stacey R. -
Butler, PA
My mom just moved
to a nursing home and I wanted to make her
room more like "home". I purchased
one of your reed diffuser gift sets and an
extra pack of rattan reeds on Thursday
afternoon. They arrived to me on Monday !
Everything smelled wonderful. Thanks for
making one of lifes hardest moments a little
easier to bear. Carol
K. - Hudson, FL
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What
exactly are reed diffusers and how do they work ?
Reed diffusers are the hottest
trend right now in home scenting ! A group of
rattan reeds are inserted into a glass bottle
containing scented diffuser oil. That's all there
is to it !
Each rattan reed contains about 20
"channels" that run the entire length
of the reed. (see photo below). Much like
"mini-straws", these channels
"suck" the oil to the top of the reeds.
The scent is then naturally dispersed into the
air through evaporation- leaving your home
smelling wonderful !
Each rattan reed
contains about 20 "channels" that run
the entire length of the reed.
How long do reed diffusers
last ?
That is a complicated question as
there are many factors that contribute to how
long reed diffuser oils last. Use of fans, air
conditioning, heating, humidity, closed doors,
open doors, dehumidifiers, etc.
However, as a general rule of
thumb, our 4 oz. reed diffuser oils will last for
approximately 3-4 months and our 8 oz. reed
diffuser oils will last for approximately 6-8
months.
Reed diffuser oils
generally last around 1 month per ounce but can
vary in different environments.
Our Top 10 Best Selling
Scents
Lilac
Fresh Laundry
Mango Papaya
Vanilla Supreme
Jasmine Vanilla
Vanilla Supreme
Baked Apple
Lavender
White Tea & Ginger
Pomegranate
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