Aromatherapy diffusers are getting more and more popular every year, and they’ve gotten to be pretty inexpensive. Why not introduce a calming, chemical-free fragrance to your home?
Maybe you’d like to fall into the bliss of lavender and eucalyptus after an exhausting day at work. Or maybe you live with some pets (or people) that can’t help but pollute the entire apartment with their raucous stink. Regardless of your scent circumstance, diffusers are a cheap and effective way to create a more pleasing aromatic atmosphere in your home.
So how the heck do these things work? Well, first you dump some water in the diffuser’s tank, and then you add a couple drops of essential oil to the water. I like to overdo it and shake in as many drops as I can, but you only need a few. When you turn the device on it create a fine mist using a tiny ultrasonic pad in the tank and ejects a pleasant mist (sometimes assisted with a little fan or just spilling, waterfall-like, out of the top).
The aromatherapy diffuser market is a wee bit saturated, so we’ve taken some time to find the best diffusers that you can buy. All of these diffusers are unique and useful for different circumstances, but you can expect each one to run quietly (at around 15 db), automatically shut off when the tank is empty, and feature some sort of LED accent.
InnoGear 500ml Diffuser ($24)
Straight away, the InnoGear 500ml is the most affordable high-capacity aromatherapy diffuser that you can buy. It looks good, has a color-changing light, and puts out a much more powerful mist than smaller diffusers.
If you want to make your whole house smell like sweet orange, then you can run this bad boy in its “strong mist” mode for 10 to 15 hours before it needs to be refilled. If you’re just trying to make a bedroom or office smell nice, you can set the InnoGear to a “weak mist” mode for between 15 and 20 hours. So, those of you who happen to stay awake for 15 to 20 hours a day can now spend those troubled hours with the sweet odors of lavender and sage.
You have every reason to seriously consider the InnoGear 500ml. It’s inexpensive, reliable, powerful, and it can run all day. If you want something smaller, smarter, or more portable, then keep looking through our list.
InnoGear 100ml Diffuser ($16)
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