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Can I dilute strong fragrance oils with Jojoba or Coconut oil inside the diffuser bottle?

Stop right there! Please do NOT add carrier oils to your scent machine tank! ❌


The Golden Rules of Dilution:

  • Never add water to a waterless diffuser oil bottle (oil and water don't mix, it will cause sputtering and rust). []

  • Never add fatty carrier oils. []

  • The Fix: If the scent is too intense, do not dilute the liquid. Instead, dial down the intensity via your machine's timer (e.g., reduce Work time to 5s, increase Pause time to 150s). Let the timer do the thinning for you!

Save your coconut oil for your skin, and keep the diffuser tank pure!

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Diffuser stopped misting! Can I use thick oils like Sandalwood or Vetiver in a waterless machine?

Hey there! This is the #1 reason waterless nebulizers stop misting.


How to fix and prevent this:

  1. The Alcohol Flush: Remove your oil bottle. Fill an empty bottle with 50ml of 95%-99% Isopropyl Alcohol (rubbing alcohol). Run the machine on a heavy cycle for 15-20 minutes. The alcohol will dissolve the sticky resin and clear the nozzle. []

  2. Check the Formula: For waterless diffusers, always look for oils formulated with evaporative solvents (like DPM) rather than thick raw botanicals. If you must use pure sandalwood, blend it with a thinner carrier/citrus oil to lower the viscosity

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Can I use any brand of essential oil in this machine? / Does it require proprietary oil?

Great question! We believe in open-system freedom, so our answer is straightforward. 🔓

Yes, our scent machines are 100% universal. You can refill the included bottle with any brand of fragrance oil or pure essential oil you prefer. We do NOT use proprietary cartridge locks.

However, for the best performance, please follow these "Oil Criteria":

  • Use Waterless Aroma/Essential Oils Only: Never pour water-soluble oils, perfume mixed with water, or rubbing alcohol into the bottle for daily scenting. It will corrode the pump.

  • Avoid Carrier Oils (like Coconut or Jojoba Oil): Standard topical aromatherapy oils often use thick carrier oils. These are way too viscous for a commercial micro-nozzle and will clog the atomization core within hours. Look for terms like "Diffuser Oil" or "Cold-Air Nebulizer Refill".

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