📿 Hosley 108 Rattan Diffuser Reeds - Bulk Pack with Various Lengths (7-inch) Review

Well probably from a VERY cheap thing for 108 you should expect poor quality! parts. 😒 Shame on me 😕 I'm definitely having one of those too good to be true moments. I will say they are a good size, a bit shorter than a standard size straw and the rattan is durable. Don't bother with returns, use them for crafting lol

I've never bought Reed's separately so I decided to try these. It should indicate the length you need to buy for the size of the jar it is in as they were too short. Turning them upside down preserves the flavor, but because they're so short, they're harder to turn. Buy longer sticks. The flavors are amazing but you need to buy a larger size to be effective.

I make my own diffuser oil at home and use reeds from a previous diffuser that worked great. After ordering these new reed sticks hoping they would do their job better, I was very disappointed. They did not spread any aroma and, on the contrary, formed rough spots on the sugar cane due to the absorbed oils. One of the worst items bought.

I didn't realize they were only 7 inches and only 2 inches above the diffusers so it looks silly and won't be as effective either; Although they're called "rattan diffusers," I found that they are actually "wooden" diffusers, which, due to their porous nature, don't work as well as real reeds. There was a lot in the pack and I didn't use the whole pack but put 10 in each bottle. I've been using it since I bought it, but I won't buy it again.

Great price for this little set of rattan cane diffusers. I cut the stick in half to get more bang for my buck. I usually swap out the reeds on diffuser bottles every 3 months. Advantages of this product: * 108 sheets at a great price - 6 bundles beautifully wrapped. * 7 inch reeds can be cut down to 1/2 for more bang for the buck * comes in a nice resealable plastic bag for storing things you won't need another time * was able to get a few reeds out of the wrapped pack and so on the reeds did…

I ordered these and was very happy to put together some reed diffusers and minimize the use of vapor diffusers in my house (due to humidity and to reduce of electricity consumption). I placed about 10 reeds each in several glass bottles and filled them with a mixture of essential oil and sweet almond oil as a carrier. Although the bottles smelled wonderful when I was just a foot away from them, I couldn't smell the oils when I entered the room. Perhaps the hope was too great. Mind you, I've…

We wanted to make our own essential oil diffusers and avoid all the chemicals used in commercial air fresheners. The bottles we used were also purchased from Revain for about $2 each. We used the following recipe to make our own diffusers. By adding water about halfway into the bottle. About 20 drops of essential oil have been added to the water in the bottle (so far we've tried Lemongrass, Sweet Orange/Vanilla, and Lavender/Vanilla). In the oil-water mixture, add 2-3 teaspoons of vodka that we