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If the chopsticks are porous and non-coated wood ones you can place them in a jar or vase and add diffuser oil to use them the same way as a reed diffuser. A jar or vase with a smaller opening at the top would be better because it would keep the diffuser oil from evaporating as quickly.
The picture here is a simple, non-fancified example to show you and I don't have any diffuser oil on hand so used water instead. ;-)
By Deeli from Richland, WA
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09/18/2009
Thanks, great tip. I'm gonna try it!
I get the oil from Target, but the refill ones that come in a plastic container without the reeds, it's so much cheaper! I think it cost me about $2-3 and I've had it for about six months now and whoever walks into my place asks "what's that great smell?!"
By far, it lasts the longest and has an amazing strong delicious aroma. I use the sandalwood :)
By
09/11/2009
Tthat's a really bright idea! Saves from $10 & up in costs. I have a couple of them so know that's what they can cost.
By
08/26/2009
Very good idea. One question : where do you get "diffusor" oil. Is it different from "essential" oil that you get at health food stores? Thank you.
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