You can use Bath & Body Works Wallflowers in your air wick diffuser, but do you have?
The brand's popular giroflers are part of a Tiktok hack. Here's what experts think about it.
In the world of air coolers, there are two main players in the game - Parfum heating like Plugins Glad and essential oil The diffusers that use water to disperse the perfume in your space. But a tip that goes around Tiktok combines these two technologies for a high aromatherapy experience. Users take popular Wallflower Bath & Body Works popular plug-in recharges and use them with an air-wick oil diffuser. Do you plan to try it? Read the rest to hear experts to find out whether or not this hack is worth it - and whether it is sure.
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Here's how the hack works.
It's quite simple. Choose your favorite Giroflé recharging From Bath & Body Works - Popular perfumes include laundry day, Eucalyptus Mint -Lens and fresh cutting lilacs - which are selling $ 7.95.
They are intended to be used in the brand's clovers, which are available in fun conceptions and seasonal shapes. However, tiktkers say that the perfume is even better when used with Essential Mist diffuser of Wick Air .
This essential oil diffuser is an operating and autonomous autonomous gadget which sells for about $ 10 at $ 12. Simply remove the top of the air wick recharge that comes into the packaging, throw the oil and pour the scent of a clogged (after having removed this top too) - as demonstrated by @itschelseajackson on Tiktok.
What is the difference?
The main difference between a plug-in and a diffuser is that the latter is something you turn on and deactivate. Once the water is exhausted, the device will stop producing a mist of perfume. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
The plug-ins, however, remain in your grip, in order to emit a continuous perfume until the recharge is empty (when you are supposed to remove it).
"Each sheet includes an integrated safety mechanism that stops automatically and deactivates the sheet if it overheats," explains Bath & Body works on the Wallflower product page .
The essential misting of the Wick Air Wick works on batteries and has adjustable frequency parameters and can be set to a timer. Unlike traditional oil diffusers, no water is necessary. "The recharges are pre-set up and ready to use," said the company on its website.
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So, is hacking sure?
Jon Sanborn , co-founder of SD house guys , says that there is a general consensus on the fact that this hack is correct, but security is still relatively unknown and there are potential risks.
For its part, Dan Mock , vice-president of operations at electrician Mr Sparky , he advises. "The owners must use the same brand diffuser and the same plug-in so that the element works effectively and correctly initiate the heating element which allows heating evaporation, which leads to" cooler "air."
And, of course, if a recharge does not fit properly into a diffuser, this could damage the device.
Regarding the aerial wick, on their website , they say, "security and toxicology assessment journals have not been carried out on other recharges other than those designed and created by Air Wick, it is therefore not advisable to use others Refills with this diffuser. "
But apart from security, Sanborn also notes that "although the two products contain essential oils, the concentration of these oils can be different in each product, which could lead to an unequal fragrance when used together".
Here are some other mistakes you could make with your plug-in and your diffuser.
A common error with plug-ins and diffusers is to place them too close to furniture, because "essential oils can cause discoloration and even damage the surface", noted Shaun Martin , owner and chief executive House purchase company . He recommends keeping them at least a few meters from the furniture. This also allows a better air flow, so the device can emit scents correctly.
If you add oil yourself - for example, exchange the fragrance of the recharge from one brand to another, do not hesitate not to fill it. "If you do not watch that, it could lead to an excess of essential oils, causing a strong smell and even the risk of fire," said Martin.
For plug-ins specifically, many people forget to replace the recharge when it is empty. Products generally have safety characteristics in place, but you should only connect them to an ordinary wall outlet, she advises. The use of an extension or a power strip is not sure, he says, as it can "cause potential dangers such as fire risk and shocks" when connected during a long time.
