Heritage Breeze Diffuser with Variable Output (no timer built in)
Similar to the Economy diffuser, but instead of a fragile glass nebulizer, it uses a unique, virtually unbreakable nebuilzer that screws onto your essential oil bottle. The Breeze uses cold air (no heat or water) to naturally diffuse the essential oils without damaging their molecular structure or natural properties. The patented nebulizer creates a micro-fine mist of pure essential oils that permeate the air and are readily available to be utilized by your body to help guard and fight air borne viruses and bacteria. Rated to cover a 1500-1800 square foot room. The fairly quiet motor creates 4.5 PSI and has a variable control air supply, but there is no timer built in. Adding a timer will economize the use of your essential oils. As a point of reference, if you turn the output to maximum and run it for an hour, it will use about 3 mls of an essential oil like Orange or Lemon, which are light oils that are consumed more quickly than others. We typically run ours on medium low for 8 hours nightly with the cycle on for 5 minutes and off for 20 or so minutes, and a 15 ml bottle of Respiratory Relief will last about a week.
Other than simply inhaling the oils, the easiest and simplest way of putting essential oils into the air for inhalation is to use an aromatic diffuser. A cold air diffuser uses room-temperature air to blow the oil up through a nebulizer. This breaks the oils up into a micro-fine mist that is then dispersed into the air. The oils, with their oxygenating molecules, will then remain suspended for several hours to freshen and improve the quality of the air. The anti-viral, antibacterial and antiseptic properties of the oils kill bacteria and help reduce fungus and mold. Essential oils, when diffused, have been found to reduce the amount of airborne chemicals and metallics. Many essential oils, such as Lemongrass, Lemon, our