Home fragrance that works while you're not thinking about it. Our diffusers and room sprays collection brings together reed diffusers, refills and room mists from Ecoya, The Aromatherapy Co and Glasshouse in the scents customers ask for by name: Guava and Lychee Sorbet, French Pear, Sweet Pea and Jasmine, Coconut and Elderflower, and quieter woody and green blends for bedrooms and bathrooms.
A diffuser suits spaces where a candle can't be watched, so hallways, guest rooms and the bathroom, and a spray is the quick fix before people arrive. Pair with a candle in the same scent, or explore the full fragrance collection. Shipping New Zealand wide from Mount Maunganui.
How often should I flip diffuser reeds?
Turn the reeds over about once a week, or whenever the scent starts to fade. Flipping more often gives a stronger throw but uses the oil faster, and fresh refill reeds help once the old ones clog with dust.
Where is the best place to put a reed diffuser?
Choose a spot with a little airflow, such as a hallway, entry or bathroom, away from heaters and direct sun. Stand it on a coaster or tray, since the oil can mark timber and painted surfaces.
What are aroma sticks?
Aroma sticks are The Aromatherapy Co's liquid-free home fragrance, so there is no bottle of oil to knock over. Stand them in the glass Aroma Stick Holder on a shelf, desk or bedside table.
What is the difference between a room spray and a room and linen spray?
A room spray is made to mist into the air before guests arrive. The Aromatherapy Co's Therapy room and linen sprays can also be misted lightly over bedding and cushions, but test on a hidden spot first.
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