 Diffusing
essential oils in our
homes and workplaces creates a pleasant ambiance and purifies the air we
breathe.
Several types of diffusers are available. They can fit into four categories. The first type of diffusers uses heat. Among them we find: candles, light bulb rings, lanterns, incense sticks, etc. Unfortunately, heat destroys the subtle aromas of natural essential oils. That is why harmful synthetic fragrances are used instead, in these diffusers. The second type of diffusers is based on evaporation. Among these you have pottery, car air fresheners, pot pourri etc. They are very nice for a very small space, but do not produce sufficient evaporation to create therapeutic concentrations of fine particles in larger spaces. A third category uses ventilation. Among these we find desk fans that blows air through a filter soaked with essential oils, air fans in your car or home, and heat or air-conditioned systems. This method is better than the first two, but many particles remain in the filter itself.
But always be aware of the quality of the oils you diffuse, as you can breathe harmful chemicals from the synthetic oils. The Glass Diffusers can help in reducing respiratory difficulties in a natural way if you use the appropriate essential oils. The quality of the glass is crucial and it must produce a very fine mist. Our glass diffusers are very useful at home and at the office/shop/salon and are highly recommended for medical offices, hospitals, massage rooms. They are beneficial to both the patient and the therapists. See our complete
selection of Essential Oils that can be used in
your Aromatherapy Atomizer.
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Updated January 01, 2007
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The last method involves an
electric air pump like the ones used in home aquariums. The air is blown in a
glass nebulizer that produces a mist of very tiny droplets of