diffuser
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- noun
- /dɪˈfjuzər/
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difusor de aceites esenciales
- These scents are expelled in specific dosages through a diffuser by means of a motorized air pump.
Then I got a bunch of the little plugins, so I got two of the actual wallflower like diffusers you actually plug in the wall.
- Then I got a bunch of the little plugins, so I got two of the actual wallflower like diffusers you actually plug in the wall.
- There's car diffusers, but this is something that is a nobrainer for anyone with Alzheimer's, dementia or Parkinson's.
- But you can do that with your herbs as well is turn them into essential oils and those are great to use in vaporizers, your essential oil diffusers.
Examples
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Neways sells its aromatherapy diffusers equipped with the Rena pumps in 11 different countries, including the United States.
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Oh my gosh, you guys, this diffuser oil smells like a fancy, fancy hotel.
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Diffusing the oils using a diffuser would yield better results.
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So I threw them out and I went with a vanilla bean diffuser.
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That includes 1 Home Fragrance Reed Diffuser, 1 three-pack of candles, and 1 candle, all in the Winter Garden fragrance.
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Available in both Nol and Winter Garden fragrances, these charming diffusers are a beautiful festive ornament.
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The essential oil diffuser fills the room with a calming lavender scent.
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She bought a new diffuser to enhance the aroma of her favorite essential oil.
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Using a diffuser helps to create a relaxing atmosphere in the spa.
Synonyms
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A device that makes liquid into a fine mist to wet plants or clean surfaces
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A device that makes medicine into a warm mist to breathe
How Scented
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Etymology
Diffuser comes from the Latin parts dis- 'apart' and fundere 'to pour'. Think of pouring tiny drops of scent into the air; a scent diffuser spreads fragrance as a fine mist so the smell fills the room softly.