FAQ

Flipping the reeds every 1-2 weeks will refresh the scent. Be cautious when doing this, as the oil can stain surfaces.

To extend the life of your reed diffuser: Place it in a cooler area, away from direct sunlight or heat sources. Use fewer reeds for a subtler scent, which will slow the oil evaporation.

Place your reed diffuser in high-traffic areas such as hallways, living rooms, or bathrooms to ensure the fragrance circulates well. Avoid placing it near air vents or open windows to prevent the scent from dissipating too quickly.

If your diffuser isn't emitting a strong scent, try flipping the reeds or adding more. Ensure that the reeds are fully inserted into the oil. If the scent still fades, it may be time to replace the reeds or refill the oil.

Wipe up spills immediately to avoid staining. Use warm, soapy water to clean surfaces, and avoid direct contact with your skin, as the oil can be potent.

Reeds should not be reused as they become saturated and clogged over time. If you’re changing scents or the diffuser’s fragrance fades, we recommend replacing the reeds.

Reed diffusers are a popular way to fragrance your home without using flames or electricity. They consist of a bottle filled with fragrant oil and reeds that absorb the oil and disperse the scent into the air.

Reed diffusers typically last between 2-4 months, depending on factors such as room size, airflow, and the number of reeds used.

Yes! We offer custom scents and bulk orders for weddings, corporate events, or special occasions. Contact us for more details at breezscents@gmail.com.

The reeds soak up the fragrance oil and naturally diffuse it into the air, creating a consistent, subtle scent. Simply insert the reeds into the bottle and allow them to absorb the oil.