Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: Can I use it as a fragrance in a difuser?
Document: Pure fragrance. Mixes easily and will last a long time. I hear it keeps cats away...so far I haven't seen any in my yard. Only complaint is the cap leaked some in transport. It was wrapped in a ziploc bag, which contained what leaked. I knew what was in the package right away form the smell it gave off.
As spiders really dislike citrus I would eventually like to use it to clean the tile/linoleum floors.
I like it I will buy it again. I use it to clean my wood and laminated floor and furniture. Make sure you wear gloves.
I use this orange oil to make my own homemade insecticide and bug repellent. It is of great concentration and quality that I bought this one as a second order.
So much more economical than the premixed versions I used to buy from different companies. I mainly use it to kill ants in my organic garden, and house, and it works!
I use this orange oil with horticultural vinegar and a squirt of dishwashing detergent as a spray for weeds. Works amazingly well without poison or toxins. And it smells great!
Amazing.Amazing.Amazing.... Besides cleaning, I also use it in refillable electric air fresheners for a lovely non-toxic natural aroma. Their price was the best, too.
Bought this product for killing termites, which it did an excellent job, but found out that it also removes roofing tar!!! I love this stuff and cant wait to discover what I can use it on next.
I originally got this orange oil to deter insects. I don't know if it does. But the oil is light and smells so sweet I use it on all my wood. I like it better than lemon oil.
I will NOT use this again to kill weeds or anything else as I do not want to kill the bees or any beneficial bug. So, instead, I used this mix to clean the floors in my house and what a great job it does for that.
Answer: yes