Start with the type of diffuser you have
To use a house diffuser, first identify whether yours uses water, a waterless oil pod, or reeds, because each takes a different kind of setup. Place it on a stable surface where you can enjoy the scent without putting the device in a walkway or within easy reach of children and pets, and follow its instructions for the oils or refills it accepts.
Use a waterless diffuser or reed diffuser
A waterless diffuser does not need a filled water tank: install its compatible oil container or pod as directed, then select a setting if your model offers one. Our portable Aura Glide is a waterless pod-and-essential-oil option; for guidance on that featured diffuser, see our Aura Glide guide, and keep in mind that a reed diffuser works differently—you place reeds in its fragrance bottle and turn them occasionally for a stronger scent.
Keep the scent pleasant and the diffuser clean
Begin with a modest amount of fragrance, especially in a small room, and give the space some ventilation rather than trying to cover an unwanted odor with more oil. Empty and clean a water-based reservoir according to its instructions after use, wipe up spills promptly, and keep oils off finished surfaces; for waterless models, follow the device’s directions when changing pods or cleaning parts that contact oil.
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FAQ
How to use a home diffuser?
Set it on a stable surface, add water and oil or install the appropriate oil pod as your model requires, and run it according to its instructions. Start with a light scent and clean or change the fragrance components as directed.
Is a diffuser a good way to make your house smell good?
Yes, a diffuser can add a pleasant scent to a room when you use a suitable fragrance at a comfortable strength. It works best after you address the source of any bad odor and allow for normal ventilation.
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