Review on URPOWER 2nd Version Essential Oil Diffuser: Adjustable Mist Mode, Waterless Auto Shut-Off, and 7 Color Lights for Home Office by Johnathan Cash

I have never been into this kind of stuff but thought I would see if it might help with some sporadic but yet chronic nasal congestion. I am pretty sensitive to most odors and usually prefer unscented lotions and skin products so this was a bit of an experiment for me. As far as the diffuser itself, it seems to be nice. In a room with no drafts, it emits like a little cloud of cool smoke (mist), that is very subtle and dissipates into the air after 12 inches or so. It is very quiet and the colors are pastels. The tank holds approximately 100 ml water per cycle and has the option of either intermittent or continuous operation. Intermittent operates 30 seconds on, then 30 seconds off. One full tank of water will last either 3 or 6 hours, depending on which operational setting you select. It does automatically shut off when the tank is empty. The diffuser itself is a nice unit mostly suited for a 10x12 foot room, although I can smell slight aromas into adjoining rooms, depending on the type and amount of oils you are using.Personally, I can't say it has helped much with my nasal stuffiness but I am still experiment with different oils so we shall see. This review is about the diffuser and not essential oils so, bottom line, I like this diffuser. It does require some cleaning maintenance after 4 or 5 cycles. Basically, just rinsing things out with a gentle dish soap after every few days of use. Also, every now and then, when trying to unscrew the top from the base, it will tend to stick a bit but I think that this is more of just learning how to hold your tongue just right.I don't take much off from this review for that. I don't use the color option but I can see where one could enjoy the ambience of thing. You have the option of selecting one single color or you can choose for the colors to morph thru all 7 shades. It can also be use as sort of a night light. All in all, with the right oil, I think I will use this for now, mostly in the winter months when the inside air is dry. Might just be more of a fad type thing but If I find just the right "air freshener" or if I can find some "magic elixir" to help relieve nasal stuffiness, I could see using this diffuser on a more regular bases.