Aromatherapy Diffuser for Essential Oils Large Room

4 Timer 2 Mist Cool Fragrant Diffuser Humidifier

• Aromatherapy essential oil diffuser 3-in-1.

200ml electric air diffuser works for up to 18 hours in weak mist mode. Powerful mist spread throughout space, make room smell fragrant. Strong cool spray fire diffuser give off fragrance fill your room and subtract infinite troubles for you.The included remote control makes operation convient. Flame oil diffuser used widely: diffuser for home/living room/bedroom/office.

Hollow fashion pattern beautiful design.Through light and fog combines with LED lights to produce a realistic flame effect to create a warm and romantic atmosphere. The oil diffuser gives off a fire-like aesthetic let Fireplace looks beautiful and fits into a variety of home styles well.

• Flame water diffuser adopts advanced ultrasonic diffusion technology, which produces a fine mist. Let you enjoy reading, yoga, office and bathroom for a long time, and breathe the fresh and fragrant air. Two control buttons do everything, switch 4 timer setting & 3 cool mist moders intermittent / continuous mist.
• NOTICE OF SCENTS UNSAFE FOR PETS AND SOME CHILDREN - CONSULT YOUR VET OR PHYSICIAN BEFORE USING AROUND PETS OR CHILDREN
• Several essential oils are considered unsafe for pets and children due to potential toxicity or adverse effects. Oils to avoid include eucalyptus, tea tree, cinnamon, citrus (like lemon and orange), pennyroyal, peppermint, pine, sweet birch, and wintergreen. Ylang ylang is also generally considered unsafe for pets. Here's a more detailed list of oils to avoid: FOR PETS
  • Eucalyptus: Toxic to both dogs and cats.
  • Tea Tree Oil: Highly toxic to dogs and cats, even in small amounts.
  • Cinnamon: Toxic to both dogs and cats.
  • Citrus: Contains oils that can cause digestive issues and skin irritations in animals.
  • Pennyroyal Oil: Toxic to both dogs and cats and can cause serious liver damage.
  • Peppermint: Can irritate the respiratory system and cause breathing difficulties.
  • Pine: Toxic to both dogs and cats.
  • Sweet Birch: Contains methyl salicylate, which is toxic to dogs.
  • Wintergreen: Also contains methyl salicylate and is toxic to dogs.
  • Ylang Ylang: Generally considered unsafe for pets.
  • Clove: Can be toxic to pets, especially if ingested.
  • Oregano: Can be toxic to cats.
  • Thyme: Can be toxic to dogs.
  • Lavender: While often considered safe for humans, lavender can be toxic to cats in higher doses, according to Reddit.
  • Rose: Harmful to cats.
  • For Children:
  • Eucalyptus: Can cause breathing problems and should be avoided in infants and young children.
  • Peppermint: Can cause breathing problems in young children.
  • Wintergreen: Can be harmful to children.
  • Cinnamon: Should be avoided in children.
  • Clove: Should be avoided in children.
  • Oregano: Can cause skin irritation and should be avoided in children.
  • Rosemary: Can exacerbate conditions like epilepsy and high blood pressure and should be avoided. Important Considerations:
  • Dilution:

    Even some oils considered safe for humans may need to be diluted when used around pets or children.
  • Ventilation:
  • Proper ventilation is crucial when using essential oils, especially in a small space.
  • Individual Sensitivities:
  • Some pets and individuals may be more sensitive to certain oils than others.
  • Consult a Professional:
  • Always consult with a veterinarian or healthcare professional before using essential oils around pets or children.
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