Review on 🌿 Lavender & Eucalyptus Reed Diffusers: Relax and Unwind with Aromatherapy Scented Oils by George Matthews

As a kid I always disliked the chemical/perfume smell of air fresheners so I always stayed away from them. I recently moved to a new apartment and had guests so I was feeling a bit conscious so I caved in and decided to buy something to improve the atmosphere. During shipping, I also bought some cheap $5 air fresheners that you plug into an outlet. I can tell you that there is a huge difference within the first 5 minutes after comparing the two. . I initially chose this lavender eucalyptus scent because I was trying to find something non-threatening - I don't want to be stuck with a whole bottle of a scent that's too sweet for me - this scent is surprisingly pleasant. It has a lot of "flavor" as there is no better word without the strong chemical/sweet property that the cheaper ones have. The bottle is great and the reed diffusers are easy to use to control the rate of distribution. Living in a small apartment and being sensitive, I prefer to just use a reed diffuser in a bottle, which is more than enough to blow nicely into my living room, or more than enough to fill an entire bathroom and room to fill. Perhaps most surprising to me is that the $20 cost is good for "pamper yourself" or "luxury" when it comes to things like fragrance, but I actually use this pretty consistently (on the lowest level). ). , i.e. a reed) within the last 4 months and the bottle is still almost full. If the oil volume was just below the neck when it arrived, it may now be down about 10%. At this rate I can definitely say that I could use this until at least the end of 2021. If you have a lot more space and want to use 3 or 4 leaves at a time to release proportionately more flavor, this product will still last for several months. So if you use the same price bottle as me, it costs about 2 cents a day ($20 for 40 months). If you consume 5 times more than me, that's 10 cents a day. If you somehow use this bottle 10 times more than I do (I don't think there are even that many leaves in the box), it's still only 20 cents a day. Considering that this bottle not only smells amazing but is also a great display, it's definitely a bargain. My only concerns are extremely minor if you want to cap the bottle because you will be leaving the house for a few days and there isn't a really clean way or place to clean the oil soaked pipe(s). Getting angry about it is like saying that eraser shavings bother me when I use a pencil eraser - that's just the way it is. Another issue that I assume isn't common is that my bottle's synthetic cork has swelled a few millimeters since I first opened the bottle. It's so convex that I can't flush the bottle - it only goes halfway. The lid is still secure, so it's easy for me to miss this small obstacle.