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Using plaster diffusers is simple, but mastering a few tips can enhance their effectiveness and longevity. Below is a detailed guide.
I. Core Usage (3 Steps)
The key to using plaster diffusers is "drip, place, and wait." It's very simple.
1. Drip: Apply your favorite essential oil directly to the surface or back of the plaster diffuser. Typically, 5-10 drops are sufficient, but you can adjust the amount based on your
preference for fragrance intensity.
Recommendation: When using for the first time or switching to a new fragrance, start with a small amount to test the diffusion effect and your tolerance.
2. Place: Place the oil-drenched plaster diffuser in the space you wish to add fragrance to. Common locations include:
* Wardrobes and drawers: Use as clothing fragrance to imbue each piece of clothing with a subtle, refreshing scent.
* Bedside tables and desks: Create a soothing, relaxing, or focused atmosphere.
* Bathrooms: Naturally refresh the air. * In-car: Hang on the air conditioner vent or place on the center console (must be using the **car-mounted model** or with the included
vent clip).
* Note: Place on a stable surface, away from direct sunlight and unlikely to be knocked over or knocked over.
3. Wait: Allow the essential oil to slowly penetrate the plaster and naturally evaporate. The fragrance typically lasts 1-2 weeks (depending on ambient temperature and ventilation).
When the scent fades, repeat step 1 and add more drops.
II. FAQ
Q1: How many drops of essential oil should I use at a time?
A: There's no strict rule, but 5-10 drops is generally a good range. You can start with a small amount and adjust based on the size of the space and your preferences.
The larger the amount, the stronger the initial fragrance and the longer it lasts.
Q2: How long does the fragrance last?
A: This depends on the ambient temperature, ventilation, and the quality of the essential oil. The fragrance will typically fade over a week or so, at which point you can add more
drops. It will last longer in confined spaces like closets.
Q3: Why is my plaster diffuser not fragrant/the fragrance lasts only a short time?
A: Possible reasons include:
* Insufficient essential oil: Add essential oil.
* Essential oil quality: You may be using an oil that evaporates quickly or is of poor quality.
* Clogged pores: Long-term use without cleaning, or the use of inappropriate liquids containing impurities.
* Environmental factors: The space is too well ventilated, quickly dissipating the fragrance.
Q4: Can plaster diffusers be washed?
A: Yes, but the method must be followed. Soak and clean with water only when you need to completely change the scent. Daily refilling does not require frequent washing.
Q5: Should essential oil be applied to the front or back?
A: *It is recommended to apply the essential oil to the back or an inconspicuous side. This will prevent oil stains on the front and maintain the aesthetics. If you do not mind,
applying the oil to the front is also acceptable.
Q6: How do I choose an essential oil fragrance?
A: Choose according to the setting and needs:
* Bedroom/Relaxing Room: Lavender, Chamomile (Aids sleep and relaxation)
* Living Room/Study Room: Lemon, Sweet Orange, Cedar (Refreshing and invigorating)
* Bathroom: Mint, Tea Tree, Ocean Note (Fresh and purifying)
* Wardrobe: Rose, Jasmine, Sandalwood (Leaves fragrance on clothes)
We hope this detailed guide will help you better use gypsum aromatherapy tablets and enjoy a fragrant life!
