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The Process naturally suspends and ionizes the oil into very fine molecules. In so doing, they are more available. Since the molecules are so fine they become suspended in the air for long periods.Atomizers use a small pump and specialized glass to disperse the molecules into the air in a fine mist. This type of diffusion uses NO HEAT.Since Atomizers put a fine molecular mist of essential oils into the air. They should only be used for a few minutes at a time. The mist of essential oils permeates the air rather quickly. These units are not meant to be used for continuous diffusion but rather for only 7 -10 minutes at a time or with a measured amount of essential oils. Longer periods of time could put a higher than needed concentration of essential oils into the air.In large rooms, an atomizer is an ideal method of diffusing essential oils.
Atomizers are very powerful tools. They diffuse a large amount of essential oil into the air quickly.We do recommend that you use a timer with all atomizers.Atomizers are also great for treating ailments where the air must bevery concentrated with essential oils.It is rare that you would have to use essential oils for this type of treatment, but if you need too, an atomizer is the quickest and most safe method to be used.Be careful handling the nebulizing glass as it can be costly to replace. Be sure to place your atomizer/nebulizer in an area where it won't get bumped or accidentally dropped.Many people just like to diffuse essential oils by using atomizers.
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