Yes, there is a potential risk of fire when using candles or oil burners with a forced air system, but with proper precautions, you can minimize this risk and safely enjoy your home fragrance products. Increased Airflow and Flame Stability One of the main concerns with using candles or oil burners in a home with a forced air system is the increased airflow. The circulation of air through vents can cause the flame of a candle or oil burner to flicker or become unstable. Read more

There are many factors that influence how long a water-based reed diffuser lasts. It depends on the size of the diffuser, the type and number of reeds, temperature of the room, and airflow. Read more

Yes, there are effective ways to prevent reeds from clogging and to ensure they work optimally. Proper storage is key—place your reeds in a case with ventilation holes to allow good airflow. Read more

Cleaning up a reed diffuser spill requires immediate attention to minimize damage and lingering odors. Start by ensuring proper ventilation—open windows or turn on a fan to allow airflow. Read more

Water-based reed diffusers combine essential oils and a water-based carrier to release fragrance into the air. These diffusers are environmentally friendly as they use water, a renewable resource, and are less flammable compared to oil-based alternatives. Read more