Reed Diffuser Care: Placement, Reeds and Refills
A reed diffuser is a simple way to enjoy flame-free fragrance at home. Placement, the condition of the reeds and the room itself can affect how it performs. Follow the instructions supplied with your Derwent Candles diffuser first, then use these tips to make everyday care easier.
Choose a suitable place
Stand the bottle upright on a stable, protected surface where it cannot easily be knocked over. Keep it out of reach of children and pets. Avoid direct sunlight, radiators and other heat sources. Protect painted, polished and delicate surfaces from the liquid and wipe up spills promptly.
Give the fragrance time
Allow the reeds to absorb the liquid before judging the scent. Room size, airflow and temperature can change how noticeable a diffuser feels. If the fragrance seems faint, check the liquid level and the instructions before adding or turning reeds. Avoid placing the bottle where a strong draught continually passes over it.
Handle reeds carefully
Follow the product instructions for using or turning the reeds. Protect the surrounding surface and avoid splashes. More frequent turning can use up the liquid faster. Wash your hands after handling the reeds and keep the liquid away from eyes and skin. Retain the label so you can refer to the fragrance-specific safety information.
Refill with the right product
Use a refill designed for reed diffusers and follow its label. Derwent Candles offers 100ml and 200ml refills with replacement reeds. Check the fragrance dropdown for the options currently available. If you are changing fragrance, follow the vessel cleaning instructions and use fresh reeds to avoid carrying the previous scent into the new one.
Choosing your next diffuser
Choose the fragrance you enjoy and check the product page for bottle size, included reeds and care details. Diffuser lifespan varies with the environment and how it is used, so an estimated duration is a guide rather than a guarantee.
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