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Making Oil For Infusion Lamps

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Date: 12/12/2007 Topics: Make Your Own > Miscellaneous | Readers Request > Make Your Own  
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Does anyone have a recipe for fragrant infusion fuel? This is a type of a room fragrance that is released into the air using wooden reeds in a glass container that holds the fuel. Thank you.

Mike
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Post By kennetha (Guest Post) (07/01/2008)
Go to Walmart in crafts, get 16FL. OZ. ISOPROPYL ALCHOL 91% VOL and they have fragrance oils called ELEGANT EXPRESSIONS 2oz bottles. Add 1 bottle of fragrance oil to 16oz of isopropyl alchol 91%, shake up well and it's ready to use

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Post by Laurel_admin (393) | (12/12/2007)
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Anyone know how to make the fuel for the effusion lamps? Thanks, Omi from Navarre, FL

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RE: Making Oil For Infusion Lamps

I use 16 ounces of 91% - 99% isopropyl alcohol (sometimes I mix equal amounts of the two different percentages of alcohol, making 95%) and add up to 8cc's (approximately 1 1/2 teaspoons) of either fragrance oil or essential oil. I use less oil if the fragrance is too strong. I have been using this formula for years without any problems. For really strong fragrance oils (such as "Nagchampa", I will use as little as 3 cc's (approximately 1/2 teaspoon), to 16 ounces of isopropyl alcohol. (06/19/2007)

By Thomas

RE: Making Oil For Infusion Lamps

I posted a recipe with instructions on how to use these lamps on my blog. Go to: http://christys-thriftydecorating.blogspot.com/ (12/10/2007)

By Christy Botta

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