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How to Make Your Own Reed Diffuser and Fragrance Oil Mixtures

Do you love the little reed diffusers that make your home smell wonderful but hate the expense of the fragrance oils that go in them?
Well here is a simple and easy way to make your own. Included are instructions on making your own fragrance oil mixtures that will save you time and money!
Your house will smell wonderful and people will ask you how you did it!

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    Difficulty:
    Moderately Easy

    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • Fragrance Oil
    • DPG
    • Bamboo Sticks or Skewers
    • Glass Container
      • 1

        Find a nice glass jar or bottle that has a small opening at the neck. If you have a reed diffuser you have used previously, it is fine to reuse it for this purpose.

      • 2

        In a separate glass container, mix fragrance oil and DPG in a 1:3 ratio. For instance if you use one ounce of fragrance oil, mix it with 3 ounces of DPG.

      • 3

        Fill your glass container that you want to display with the fragrance oil mixture. Add the bamboo sticks or skewers to the container. This will keep your house smelling nice for weeks!

    Tips & Warnings

    • Use recycled containers to help the environment and save more money.

    • Place any unused fragrance oil mixture in a glass container that can be sealed. It will stay strong for months.

    • Fragrance oils and DPG can be purchased at most candle supply stores or soap making suppliers.

    • Use gloves when working with fragrance oils or DPG.

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    Comments

    • starchild47 Nov 19, 2008
      DPG is Diprpylene Glycol it is used as a carrier for fragrance oils.
    • Brendalsalt Nov 19, 2008
      This may be a dumb question But what is DPG???
    • Brendalsalt Nov 19, 2008
      This may sound dumb But what is DPG???
    • ctackett77 Oct 20, 2008
      That was great! I like having smell good stuff around.
    • klnygaard Oct 14, 2008
      awesome--I have always wanted to know how to do this

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