Info Bamboo Diffuser Reviews
Most people who have one do not understand how to use a diffuser - at least correctly. Sure, they can get it going but how to get the best use from one often escapes them. Not only that, but for some even the basics behind fragrant diffusers are baffling. Not through any fault of theirs, but simply because they are not sure of the theory behind the way they work.Do you want to learn more? Visit this post on bamboo diffusers.
Here, then, is a brief review of what Bamboo diffusers are and how to use them to get the best from them. Keep in mind that ignorance on this topic is fine, because you are not alone and that the vast majority have no idea of what the term 'diffusion' means let along where Bamboos come into the equation! That is why so many try to use bamboo, cocktail sticks or even twig cuttings from their garden. Oh yes they do!
What are Bamboos?
First, how Bamboos work. A Bamboo, such as rattan cane which is actually a form of Bamboo, is spongy inside with a honeycomb of interconnected air pockets. When immersed in oil the oil can fill up these air pockets, and slowly work its way up the Bamboo by capillary action. This will only happen if the viscosity of the oil is low, and if the molecular size of the fragrance oil is small enough to enable it to do so. If the oil is too thick, then it will either not penetrate the Bamboo pot or will not be drawn up inside it.
Fragrance oils are developed both to penetrate the pores of the Bamboo stems and to travel up through its tissues. It is also able to be evaporated from the surface of the Bamboo into the atmosphere, and so provide the lovely and soothing fragrance that is the purpose of its existence.
Use the Right Oil
So, to make your diffuser work properly, you must use the recommended brand of fragrance oils and also the instructions on how to set it up. To do this, fill the bottle anywhere from half full to full with light fragrance oil sold specifically for this purpose. Measure the height of the bottle, and then purchase Bamboos at least twice that height. Cut any longer Bamboos to twice the height of the bottle, and then put them into the bottle.
