The Art of Caring for your Reed Diffuser

Optimal Placement for Maximum Impact

Choosing the right spot for your diffuser is key to ensuring the fragrance spreads evenly across your space.

• Tip: Place your diffuser in a central, open area like a living room or hallway to allow the scent to disperse naturally.
• Avoid: Direct sunlight, heat sources, or vents, which can dry out the oil faster and reduce the diffuser’s lifespan.
• Real-Life Tip: If you’re hosting a dinner, position the diffuser away from the dining table to avoid overwhelming the aroma of your meal.

Flip the Reeds to Refresh the Scent

Reeds work by wicking the oil and releasing it into the air. Over time, they may become saturated and less effective.

• Pro Tip: Flip the reeds every 5–7 days to revive the fragrance and maintain a consistent scent intensity.
• Real-Life Example: If you notice the fragrance fading in the middle of a busy week, flipping the reeds is a quick and easy way to refresh the atmosphere.

Adjust the Intensity to Suit Your Space

The beauty of reed diffusers lies in their customizable aroma level.

• More Reeds: For larger rooms or stronger scents, use all the reeds included in your diffuser.
• Fewer Reeds: For smaller spaces like bathrooms or home offices, reduce the number of reeds to create a subtle fragrance.
• Real-Life Adjustment: Hosting a cozy movie night? Remove a few reeds for a gentler scent that complements the setting.

Routine Maintenance

Keep your reed diffuser looking as beautiful as it smells.

• Dust the Bottle: Wipe the bottle occasionally to maintain its aesthetic appeal.
• Replace Reeds: After a few months, reeds may lose their efficiency. Swap them out to keep the fragrance fresh.
• Top-Up Tip: If your diffuser runs low, consider refilling it with the same scent to maintain continuity.