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Question: I want to Order a few of these, my question is will a 1x1x1 wax tart fit in the basen or would I have to use just oil?
Document: This oil burner looks really pretty and works well too. All my candles seem to leave about a quarter inch of wax at the bottom where the wicks won't burn, so I thought this would be a good way to use up that leftover candle wax. I just drop in chunks of the leftover candle wax into the top part and it melts within minutes after setting a tealight at the bottom. Looks great overall, would recommend or purchase again as a gift.
So I have always loved candles, but recently got into oil's and wax warmers. This oil warmer was the best one I seen anywhere. I now want to buy one for my office as well.
After reading about how dangerous candles and wax tarts are I decided to burn essential oil. This is pretty well priced and does what I want it to do. Just keep it filled with some water and put your oil in there. I am impressed with it because the last one I tried didn't hold the water good the basin was to level. I tossed that one out. I think you will like this.
I ordered the oil warmer because I had bought some essential oils. The warmer is smallish and seemed to be flimsy, but it turns out it's super cute and is perfect for an open area. I put it in my bathroom and my entire room filled with the scent of the oil, including my closet, toilet room, and even out in the hallway, basically the entire upstairs had the scent wafting through. I love it and want to order a couple more to put downstairs.
This is really a beautiful piece. I had been looking for a diffuser for some time after a friend had introduced me to essential oils. I really did not want a plastic expensive &#34;appliance&#34;.I'm not sure if dimensions were mentioned in the description but it was smaller than I thought. Regardless, gets the job done and looks good doing it.I'm going to order more as gifts
This oil burner looks elegant enough I have it in my living room, the finish is nice and the stand seems to be sturdy. Two things to note, due to shape this is specifically meant for oil. You can use wax but the process to remove the old wax is extremely time consuming (to the point it is no longer worth using wax). Also make sure you are using the correct tealights.
I thought the problem with this would be that it would not heat the oil quickly but just the opposite proved true. The oil actually started smoking very quickly after I lit the candle. I like it, but my husband didn't like the scent of the rose oil I heated, although that might not be the fault of the oil warmer. I tried melting a wax fragrance cube in it, not what it was designed for--I won't do that again.
I bought this for diffusing essential oils. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on something so simple. This fit what I was looking for at a reasonable price. I was happy when it arrived in one piece. I've received numerous things from Amazon over the years that have busted. It blends in nicely with our decor. The color is pretty different than the picture though. I ordered the green and it's more of a terra cotta color with splashes of blue.
Product shipped from South Carolina (for those who want to estimate delivery and do not have Prime).The tear drop holds about 1/4 cup of liquid. I use water and Eucalyptus oil. The water/oil will evaporate before the candle burns out (I'm using the IKEA tealights). This happens to me, all the time. However, the tear drop remains undamaged. I'm surprised it hasn't cracked.
It comes 1 day earlier. Everything looks good and nothing broken. Would recommend to others who want a oil burner.
Answer: That's all I use are the wax melts.