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Aroma Diffuser

• zdravé dýchání
• zdravý způsob života
• harmonie
• čistota
• žena
• rodina, děti
• atmosféra lesa (vlhko, ticho)
• vzduch v lese
• vizuálně hezké
• bezpečné (děti)
• stabilní
• nerozbitné
• na elektrickou energii
• z plastu?

Aroma lampa, nebo aroma “difusér”(Essential Oil Diffuser, Aroma Diffusers)?
Typy:
• “Nebulizing Diffusers” - rozprašovací, bez tepla
• “Ultrasonic Diffusers” - elektonické frekvence/vibrace, bez tepla, s vodou
• “Evaporative Diffusers” - odpařovací, “větrák” nebo přirozenou cestou (bez tepla)
• “Heat Diffusers” - teplo

Nebulizing Diffusers
A nebulizer works basically the same way a perfume
atomizer works. A jet of air blowing across a small
tube creates a vacuum that pulls a liquid at the
bottom of the tube to the top of the tube. The air flow
blowing across the surface of the oil at the top of the
tube blows the oil away in a fine spray or mist. With
a constant air supply source, this type of diffusion
can quickly put a large amount of oil into the air.
Nebulizing diffusers are often considered the most
powerful type of diffusers and with good reason. They
do not need water or heat to get the essential oil in to
the air and they work by using an atomizer to create
fine, airborne particles of essential oils and blowing
them in to the air. Nebulizing diffusers keep a nearcontinuous
stream of essential oils in the air.
Positives:
• The nebulizing diffuser we have attaches directly to
the bottle of essential oil and can be turned on with
the flip of a switch.
• No water or set-up required.
• Strong concentration of essential oils released in to
the air.
• Timers for run time and rest time let you control how
long it runs and makes it ideal for overnight use (if
needed).
• No light so they can be used at night.
Negatives:
• Louder than ultrasonic diffusers.
Uses oils more quickly than ultrasonic or other
diffusers since they attach directly to the diffuser.
• More expensive than most ultrasonic diffusers
(though not by much)

Ultrasonic Diffusers
Ultrasonic diffusers work in a similar way to nebulizing
diffusers by creating a fine mist. The difference is
that ultrasonic diffusers use water and essential oils
to create a cool mist of water/oils that releases in
to the air. They double as a humidifier, so they are
beneficial in winter, but they don’t put out as strong
of a concentration of essential oils since they also
use water. This diffuser uses electronic frequencies
to create vibrations in water, that are carried to the
surface where the essential oils are floating. The
vibrations vaporize the essential oils and disperse
them into the air without using any kind of heat at all.
(An ultrasonic diffuser utilizes electronic frequencies
to cause a small disk under the surface of a liquid
-usually water- to vibrate at a very fast rate. These
ultrasonic vibrations break the essential oil into tiny
microparticles, dispersing the oil in a fine mist. These
tiny particles are more easily absorbed by the lungs
for a greater therapeutic effect on the body, mind, and
spirit.) Unlike heat diffusers, these do not destroy the
therapeutic properties of the essential oils being used.
These diffusers do a great job of purifying the air and
removing unwanted odors! It is not recommended
to use citrus essential oils with this type of diffuser
as they can cause the parts to erode. It is not
recommended to use citrus essential oils with this
type of diffuser as they can cause the parts to erode.
Positives:
• Less expensive than nebulizing diffusers.
• Doubles as a humidifier (beneficial in cold months).
• Many options to choose from.
Negatives:
• Can’t use citrus essential oils.
• Need water to operate.
• Must be cleaned occasionally.
• Some have lights that can’t be turned off.
• Not as effective as nebulizing diffusers.

Evaporative Diffuser
Evaporative diffusers are very basic in operation
compared to ultrasonic diffusers. A fan blows air
through a pad or filter where the oil sits and vaporizes
the oil on the pad. This type of diffuser also includes
the clay pendants, inhalers, and glass pendants. The
biggest problem with evaporative diffusers is that
the lighter oils (top notes such as citrus) diffuse off
quicker than the heavier oils (base notes). Compared
to the other diffusers, these aren’t as great for
therapeutic use in large rooms, but are great for
personal use in your vehicle or when traveling!
While this method of diffusion works well at getting
the scent of the oil into the room, there is one
drawback to this method: anytime an essential oil
evaporates, some of the lighter, or more volatile,
components of the oil tend to evaporate much faster
than the heavier and less volatile components. This
means that instead of getting the whole oil all at once,
you are getting a higher percentage of the lighter
components at the beginning of the process and a
higher percentage of the heavier components towards
the end of the process.

Heat Diffuser
Like evaporative diffusers, heat diffusers also cause
the essential oils to evaporate quicker than normal
but use heat instead of blowing air to accomplish
diffusion.
While some heat diffusers use high levels of heat to
produce stronger smells, the best heat diffusers will
only use very low levels of heat that produce more
subtle aromas. This difference is important because
high levels of heat can actually alter the chemical
constituents of the oils.
Although heat diffusers do share the same drawback
of any diffuser that relies on evaporation—the potential
of fractionating the oil into its components instead of
putting the whole oil into the air––heat diffusers are
a very economical and totally silent method of putting
an oil’s aroma into the air.
(Great for spreading a lovely scent throughout your
home, heat diffusion is best for pretty smells only.
If you are wanting the therapeutic properties of
essential oils then heat should be avoided. Heat alters
the chemistry of the oil, removing any therapeutic
properties it might have had. These type of diffusers
are great simply to make a room or your home smell
better!)

$27.59

Design:
• materiál??? (plast, sklo, kov, keramika, kámen, porcelán, dřevo,...)
• odolnost vůči teplotě (žáruvzdorný, nehořlavý plast???)
• plocha, jakou má difusér provonět
• časový spínač
• baterie/síťové připojení
• ovládání teploty
• funkce osvětlení (přímé ambientní)
• USB (nabíjení, ovladatelné přes aplikaci, bluetooth)
• kvalita vůně/oleje
• obsluha (voda/teplo)
• údržba
• dálkové ovládání
• přenosnost
• bezpečnost
• stabilita
• vzhled
• výrobní náklady

Voda. Prameny vody.

d = 14cm, v = 10cm

Rostliny. Kviti.

d = 12cm, v = 7cm

Les. Stromy.

d = 10 cm, v = 12 xm

a = 10 cm, b = 10cm, c = 12 xm

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Mag. des. ind. Bc.
Klára Procházková
+420 774 892 889
pro.klara@gmail.com