4 x 2 x 4 inches ; Item model number: S-L #34,792 in Health & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care) See all 738 customer reviews See all 738 customer reviews (newest first) This aromatherapy diffuser is so cute and compact! Even though it is opaque, you still have the option to choose a light color (or no light) where the mist comes out. Love it so muchEasy to set up! I like the look of it. It is very hard to open sometimes. Other than that it works ok. I have to add more essential oils more often than water, which I didn't expect, but this is... Quiet & Lite Mist - Mammoth electric aromatic diffuser doubles as a humidifier and because uses ceramic ultrasonic vibration, creating whisper quite ultra fine soft mist. I'm really glad I purchased it and in time for a sale, this is something I've really been wanting and I'm so glad it's finally here!A little hard to open sometimes, but once you figure it out it isn't bad. This puts out an even and light mist.

I regularly recommend it to my oily friends! I like this air purifier. But I do seem to have an issue trying to get the top off. It seems that I have to work at it to get it to screw off to the point where I can take it... The essential oils melted it. I had to throw the top away to use it at all. See and discover other items: diffuser wood, spa room diffuser, aromatherapy diffusers and humidifiers, air purifier and oil diffuser MessageI thought you might be interested in this article. Tea tree oil comes from the evergreen leaves of the Australian Melaleuca alternifolia tree. It has been known for its healing and disinfecting properties for over a century and a wealth of scientific evidence exists to support its effectiveness. It is one of ’s finest antibiotics because it is so effective at killing bacteria. Use a drop or two of the oil on a warm washcloth and inhale to treat colds, viruses, coughs, sunburn, toothaches, or problems caused by bacteria. Avoid using those expensive, unnatural, chemical-ridden acne treatments.

Dab a drop of tea tree oil on a damp cotton ball or q-tip and apply to trouble spots. clean air wood burners new zealandMake sure you dampen your applicator with water; do air purifiers work with molddo not use the tea tree oil alone, as it would be too potent on your delicate skin. air flow rate vacuum cleanerYou don’t want to deal with super dry spots on top of acne. However, mixed with water, your blemishes will be significantly reduced in a day… and, naturally. Tea tree oil is very effective against dandruff. It’s amazing that it can be used to combat acne, which is thought of as an oil issue, and dandruff, which is viewed as a dryness issue. To combat against dandruff, the key is the mix of oil to shampoo.

Use 5% tea tree oil to shampoo. About 3-4 drops of oil into a whole bottle of your natural, scentless shampoo should do the trick. Do not put the oil directly onto scalp. Have a hangnail or a nail irritation? Dabbing a bit of oil onto the nail will act as an antibacterial but without causing irritation to the skin. Tea tree oil is antiviral and antibacterial, making it great for any sort of infection of the respiratory system. Boil water and add a few drops of tea tree oil to the water. After removing the pot from heat, put a towel over your head and breathe in for 10-15 minutes. 6. General tea tree oil cleaning spray You get the gist: Anything that needs disinfecting, cleaning, or balancing can benefit from tea tree oil. Combine 4-5 drops of oil with 2 cups of water in a spray bottle. Use to clean household surfaces like countertops and kitchen floors. Similar to above, but add double the drops (10 drops of oil) to 2 cups of water in a spray bottle for tough areas like the bathroom and sink.

Even use to clean the bottoms of shoes for an antibacterial purpose. Use the concentration of antiseptic spray in #7 above, and spray on moldy areas, but do not wipe up or rise. Let it sit and it will take care of any problems. Add 3-4 drops of oil to your detergent for mold-prone items like chunky sweaters and wool. Tea tree oil is a powerful mold fighter. To make your own essential oil gel air freshener, you'll need 2 tablespoons of clear gelatin powder, tea tree oil, a ½ cup of hot water, and clean, clear jars of your choice. Stir together and heat the clear gelatin powder, approximately 20 drops of essential oil, and the water. Pour the liquid into clean jar(s) once the gelatin has melted. Put the jars in the refrigerator until the gel has set. When purchasing: Make sure you purchase oil that comes in a dark glass bottle to ensure that the light does not reduce the oil's potency. One more note, never ingest the oil orally. Share other ways that you use your tea tree oil below!

1 To note: Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database rates effectiveness based on scientific evidence according to the following scale: Effective, Likely Effective, Possibly Effective, Possibly Ineffective, Likely Ineffective, Ineffective, and Insufficient Evidence to Rate. Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database rates Tea Tree Oil uses from Effective to Possibly Effective.I am a self proclaimed Oily Addict. I LOVE to use essential oils in a lot of different ways for a lot of different reasons, but I can admit that it maybe a bit overwhelming. After all, with all of those options-- which oils do you use how and when? I want to help you answer that question! We are going to start a 3 part series about how to use essential oils to discuss just that! I wanted to start with diffusion because, well, I am get to decide! I hear a lot of people asking, "Why should I even diffuse essential oils when I could just put them on my body?" and I want to scream THERE ARE SO MANY REASONS!!!!!!

I love to diffuse my essential oils and I think it's one of the most under appreciated methods so it seems a great place to start! How Do I Diffuse Essential Oils? The physical act of diffusing essential oils is simple! You add essential oils to a diffuser which pushes them out into the air and dispersing them across a space. The distance and length of time a diffuser can function will depend on your diffuser, but the most popular are cold water diffusers so they operate very similarly. You can watch this video to see how I use the DewDrop Diffuser: There are all kinds of diffusers that you can use, but you should NEVER actually apply heat to essential oils. Oh, Lordie-- I can hear the moans. Yes, that means your candle diffuser and your wax warmers are NOT really diffusers. They are devices for "recreational fragrancing" and they work only with synthetic scents (aka chemical filled toxins). Real essential oils are delicate and full of life energy so when you heat them, you actually destroy what makes them special.

There are really only two rules to diffusing essential oils. Don't mess it up! The essential oils used must be truly therapeutic-grade The essential oils must not be heated in order to disperse their fragrance If you use regular store bought essential oils or other perfume grade oils, then you really are only diffusing for scent and there isn't a whole lot of added value. In fact, you may be causing harm because you are releasing added chemicals into your air. So for the sake of simplicity-- this article is only about high quality unadulterated essential oils (remember, the label "pure" means only a small amount needs to actually be plant matter). Why Should I Diffuse? Diffusing essential oils is a powerful way to get ALL of the benefits of the essential oil, especially for the mind and spirit! Did you pay attention in biology or chemistry class in high school? Of course you did! That's why you remember that the limbic system (the emotional center of your brain) is strongly linked to scent.

And example of this is when I smell fresh baked chocolate chip cookies in the oven, I always think about my Grandmother and it makes me happy. So what does this have to do with essential oils? We have these feelings because of our memories, because of the properties of the essential oil or because we have learn them. You can learn them! So if every time you smell lavender and you think to yourself "I am calm. I am at peace." you are teaching your body to feel that way every time you smell lavender. But essential oils have a lot of these mood changers already built into their structure. There are a lot of ways the can help change your day, but here are just some of the most common. Relaxing: Lavender, Idaho Blue Spruce, Peace and Calming, Clary Sage, Geranium Uplifting: Joy, Orange, Hope, Citrus Fresh, Sandalwood, Frankincense, Lemon, Bergamot Sensual: Sensation, Ylang Ylang, Jasmine, Geranium, Rose, Neroli, Black Pepper Creativity: Motivation, Bergamot, Lemon, Citrus Fresh, Frankincense, Jasmine

Stress Reducing: StressAway, Lavender, Grounding, Frankincense, Melissa, Vetiver Confidence: Valor, Abundance, Cypress, Grapefruit, Jasmine, Orange, Magnify Your Purpose Motivation: Awaken, Motivation, Peppermint, Magnify Your Purpose, Highest Potential A lot of people will use essential oils like the ones above when they feel disappointed, nervous, or even if they just want to set the mood for a dinner party or event. If you want to learn more about how to use essential oils for emotions, then I recommend Releasing Emotional Patterns with Essential Oils (2015 Edition) or you can read this post to get some more idea "25 DIY Diffuser Recipes" Promoting a relaxed but high functioning work environment Reducing food cravings or appetite Comforting to children and pets May support a healthy immune system Memory recall for tests or presentations May support a healthy respiratory system Chemical free air freshener Find motivation to clean or work

Put your spouse in a better mood Set the mood for some "adult fun" time. Help your pets cope with new stressors (ex: fireworks, visitors) And a lot more!!! I am not joking. For mood based goals, always use your nose. What do I mean? Let me give you an example of how easy it is to use your nose! Example Situation: I'm stressed about an upcoming event and I want to use essential oils to help me relax. What I do: up relaxing essential oils in my 3rd party reference guide or the Releasing Emotional Patterns with Essential Oils (2015 Edition) and then I collect all the ones that I own that are on the list for that emotional goal. And then I smell them to see which one makes my brain go "Yes! Sometimes if two or three make me happy, then I'll combine them in the diffuser.Just collect the essential oils that you have and sniff them. Your brain will tell you which one is right! Trust me, your brain is very smart. You will probably want to look at a 3rd party reference guide or check online to see which essential oils work for that goal.

For example, if you want to purify the air-- you will probably use any essential oil that you use for cleaning your home such as Purification or Thieves. You can still let your nose decide! You can check out this post "25 Essential Oil Diffuser Recipes" to get some more ideas! Yes, there are two ways that you can get a quick "diffusion" with out a diffuser Take 5 deep inhalation directly from the essential oil bottle Apply 1-2 drops to your hand, rub them together and then cup them over your nose/mouth and take several deep inhalations. Of course, you can mix any of the essential oils together if you wanted to, but it can be overwhelming to your senses if you mix too many. I recommend mixing no more than 4 single essential oils together at a time. If you are using blends you may want to use less. How do I clean my diffuser? It's simple and only takes a few minutes. I suggest reading the booklet that comes with your diffuser or watching this video. Also, I recommend to try to clean your diffuser ever 2-4 weeks.

Are you using regular store bought products? The synthetic chemicals frequently can cause side effects and I recommend switching to a high quality natural version. If you are using a high quality version, but you are still experiencing unpleasant effects, you may simply just be using too much. Try reducing the amount you use in your diffuser or diffusing for less time to see if that improves the situation. Using high quality essential oils is safe around children if you follow the directions on the diffuser. Of course, if the child reacts in a way which you do not enjoy (more hyperactive) or dislikes the scent, you may want to be respectful of their nose. If you have questions about the impact of a specific essential oil on a child, I recommend that you contact a holistic health care provider. Can I use my humidifier? I do not recommend using essential oils in any device that is not made for essential oils. Remember, using essential oils in other types of products can degrade plastics and void warranties.

I go to a holistic vet who regularly diffuses essential oils in her clinic to help keep pets calm. It is important to use high quality essential oils because the synthetic varieties are poorly tolerated by animals, especially cats and smaller house pets. Never lock your pet in a closed room with a diffuser running. If your pet begins to drool, foam at the mouth or act peculiar when diffusing, it is recommended to stop the diffusion or move your pet to a different room. They have a much better sense of smell than humans so be respectful to them and remember that less is more. If you have questions about specific essential oils in regards to your pet's health, I recommend that you contact a holistic vet. What is an Ultrasonic diffuser? Ultrasonic diffusion is amazing because it combines the advantages of a humidifier, air purifier, atomizer, and aromatherapy diffuser into one. We have a large variety of these kinds of diffusers such as the Aria Diffuser, Home Diffuser, Bamboo Diffuser, Orb Diffuser, and the RainStone Diffuser.