DIFFUSERS

Diffusers

The often underestimated sense of smell is one of the senses most closely related to emotions, memories, and well-being. A pleasant smell makes us feel good. Therefore, it is important that the smell of our home is also representative of our tastes and moods. Thanks to the air freshener dispensers, we can create an evocative and personal atmosphere that varies depending on the surroundings, but also the season: in warm seasons, it's better to choose fresh and floral fragrances, and in winter, dare to something more intense and spicy.

How to choose a fragrance diffuser

Before buying a fragrance diffuser, in addition to choosing the scents that we like best, we need to find the model that best suits the environment in which we want to place it. There are different types and styles of diffuser element: in addition to the more traditional and romantic ones, Archiproducts offers a series of designer air freshener dispensers. In addition to the model, it is important to choose the type of diffuser based on the principle of the fragrance diffuser, here are a few.

Traditional fragrance diffusers

The most traditional and readily available home diffusers the fragrances are those with the sticks. The smell absorbed by the wooden sticks is then slowly and evenly distributed throughout the surroundings. It is a good idea to place the stick-shaped diffuser at a medium height, about one meter above the ground, for a more effective diffusion of the fragrance in the environment. It is also important that the perfumer is away from heat sources and unobstructed upstairs, so it's better to avoid storing it in a piece of furniture or a bookcase, or rather on a shelf. Another factor is the size of the diffuser: for smaller rooms it is better to choose smaller ampoules for more frequent replacement, while for larger rooms, we can choose larger formats, not only because of the greater intensity of the fragrance, but also for aesthetic reasons, because the lampshade also functions as an object.

How a room fragrance stick works

A stick diffuser is a very natural method for perfuming the environment, it is not difficult to use, even if it is good to take a few simple precautions. While there are no strict rules, it is generally recommended to use no more than 6 sticks for optimal performance and durability. Thinking that the more sticks you use, the more the fragrance will spread is a mistake, instead you risk the oil getting absorbed too much by the sticks. The sticks should be inverted for the first time after the first day of use, and then inverted about twice a week for an average of about a month per 100 ml of product. After the scent is finished, we can use the diffuser again, but it is better to replace the sticks as they get scented over time due to their oily consistency.

Essence burners, ultrasonic diffusers and catalytic lamps

Burners Essences work by heating a fragrance essence based on essential oils with a small candle placed under a container or by using electric bulbs as a heating body. They are very practical and widespread items, generally inexpensive, used as accessories for equipment, but have the disadvantage that they can only be used for short periods of time to prevent the essence from overheating changing its properties. Unlike burners, ultrasonic room fragrances work by spreading fragrance particles as cold, fragrant steam; the fragrances are not burned but ionized, a process that does not alter the active ingredients of the essential oils. Ultrasonic diffusers also act as humidifiers and often also have a chromotherapy function as the diffuser emits pleasant colors that change at adjustable intervals. Catalytic perfumes, or catalytic lamps, burn the essence thanks to the catalytic effect, are equipped with a catalyst that is heated in contact with the flame for only a few minutes, after which the fragrance gradually spreads around the environment until the liquid contained in the ceramic container (or even earlier). if you choose to close the lamp with a cap). Compared to other types of perfumers, catalytic lamps also neutralize unpleasant odors in a short time, making the air more breathable: their first use in fact dates back to the beginning of the 19th century, when they were introduced into hospital environments to purify the air.

Moisture protection bags and diffusers for small environments

In the case of a wardrobe, shoe rack, wardrobe or small room in general, the aesthetic aspect of course takes a step backwards, while it becomes necessary to the perfumer performed the function of anti-moisture and odor absorbing. Therefore, the ideal solution in such cases is to choose perfumed bags, containing slow-release essences or based on activated carbon, which attract moisture and neutralize unpleasant odors, and which are small in size, to be hung or placed on shelves or directly inside the shoes.