Catalytic Fragrance Lamp Oil Recipe

A syringe works best.

Catalytic fragrance lamp oil recipe.

See more ideas about diy scent diy fragrance diy fragrance oil. Things you will need 16 oz. If you want to use your oakmoss it is possible. When you re ready to make more lamp oil you need only repeat this process buying more scented oils or isopropyl alcohol as needed.

And so be it. Measure out 1 2 ounce. First you will need isopropyl alcohol and any fragrance oil. Ingredients 12 ounces rubbing alcohol 90 isopropyl alcohol 1 2 teaspoon scented oil essential oil.

There is only 2 basic ingredients. Unlike imitation liquids and some essential oils genuine lb fragrances do not contain any carcinogens. Put on a pair of latex gloves to protect your hands from the strong scents of the oils and alcohol. Lb s lamps increase the amount of oxygen in the air.

You will mix 16oz of isopropyl alcohol with 10 drops of your fragrance oil in a bottle. The caps on the 16 oz 91 alcohol bottles i used in my testing for these instructions did not seal well after removing the foil safety seal from the bottle. If there is room left at the top of the bottle to add ingredients proceed to step 3. More tips and thoughts.

Bottle of 91 to 99 percent isopropyl alcohol 1 8 oz. Does anyone have a recipe for making the fragrance fuel for a lampe berger or one of the other lamp products. If you need more info on operating your fragrance lamp or dealing with a clogged wick go to catalytic effusion fragrance lamp use troubleshooting guide. The catalytic conversion process allows your lb lamp to clean the air and disperse the fragrance for hours at a time.

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. If not pour. Open the bottle of isopropyl alcohol. If you purchased a large amount of alcohol and amber bottles you can prepare a large amount of lamp oil in advance by measuring out 16 ounces of alcohol into each bottle and adding the scented oil as desired.