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Product Review by Hannah H.: (meet our team)
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How long I've been using this product: A few months
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How often I use this product: Once a week
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My gut feeling: I love this diffuser. It feels like a drum, so sometimes, I like to pretend that I'm playing on it for fun. You fill the diffuser with essential oils, and then the oils disperse into the air through water. Whenever the water gets into the air, it feels humidified, and easier for me to breathe. I love the oils too! I have a studio apartment, and my space is so small that I can smell the oils from the bathroom! My favorite scents are Ocean Breeze, Tahitian Vanilla, Coconut Cream, Cabernet and Neroli, Strawberries and Champagne, and Amber Romance. Overall, I really love my Asakuki diffuser because it disperses moisture into the air, and the scents are so strong that I can smell them. Throughout my entire space!!!!!!
- Why this product? The buttons are really big and easy to use. I'm totally blind, and I don't have to see them to know which one is which. There is an on button, which, when pressed multiple times, allows you to run the diffuser for one, two, or three hours at a time. There is also a button that allows you to control the intensity of the mist, as well as a button where you can change colors from light to dark. The remote control enables you to perform these same functions, with a button that makes the diffuser run every 10 seconds. This is my most favorite feature!!!! You can buy the essential oils on Amazon through a seller called Eternal Essence Oils. You can also purchase them directly from the seller's website at eternalessenceoils.com.
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Pros: Far right button turns diffuser on and off, letting it run on 1, 2, or 3-hour cycles. The high/low button adjusts mist intensity. Another button enables color changes. The remote is very easy to grip, and its buttons are very easy to press. The buttons are small and circular.
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Cons:You can only use the remote to make the diffuser run every 10 seconds. When the water becomes tepid, you have to dump it every 3 days, and then fill it back up again. You can only clean the diffuser out with vinegar, not dish soap (dish soap ruins the electrical components).
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Video Demonstration:
Hannah shows you the diffuser and talks about how she uses it, as well as its pros and cons.