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Catalytic Effusion Lamp
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leearnold (
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Sat, Jul 11, 09 at 15:37
| Anyone know what these are? I have just bought one and am wondering about mixing my own "fuel" with alcohol and fragrance oils. Anyone know how to do that? |
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RE: Catalytic Effusion Lamp
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I have never used one, but I found this recipe on line;
" * 1 bottle 90% alcohol (do not use weaker strength)
* 9 cc's essential oil (not fragrance oil) Drip the essential oil directly into the bottle of alcohol. A syringe works best. Shake and enjoy! " They d not say what size bottle, but I assume it is a standard drug-store size. |
RE: Catalytic Effusion Lamp
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| Thanks! I tried that and it works great. Boy, I like this lamp! Makes the WHOLE house smell wonderful. |
RE: Catalytic Effusion Lamp
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| I'm glad it worked. BTW, where did you get the lamp? |
RE: Catalytic Effusion Lamp
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| Hobby Lobby. Was priced at $39.99 but I got it when they had candles and such at 50% off. I paid $20.00. |
RE: Catalytic Effusion Lamp
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| Thanks for the info. There is no Hobby Lobby around here, so, since you piqued my curiosity, I ordered one from The Scent Smith. |
RE: Catalytic Effusion Lamp
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| Just incase anyone new is reading this and wonders what a "cc" is, it is the equivalent of a "ml". 1cc=1ml. As a nurse we measure in cc's all the time. So, just wanted to put that out there as an fyi. If i wasnt a nurse, I would have no idea what a cc was!:) |
RE: Catalytic Effusion Lamp
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| Thanks for adding that. As a Science teacher, I had no trouble with that one, but you are right; not every one would know it. I would also add that 5 cc's (or ML's) are the same as one teaspoon. (Using a measuring spoon.) |
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