Refilling air wick plug in update#
Refilling air wick plug in trial#
Refilling air wick plug in series#

They make me have headaches, sore throats, drippy nose, and gives me lung problems also.

Refilling air wick plug in update#

Again, I will post an update on that back here soon.

Refilling air wick plug in trial#

For anyone interested, I will post back details of our product launch and actually it would be cool if I could send interested parties a single shot refill to trial and give feedback on.

I really really am not trying to scare you guys off, I found this site a while ago with the same idea as you, good luck but for your own sake do the research. So a year has gone by, I have sourced packaging suitable for oils, gained lab tests and contractual assurances that the liquids are safe and suitable and have had several meetings which are very promising. I started off thinking a bit of clear oil and some smelly and job done, I was so wrong, and I was scared when an expert asked how I'd feel when a house fire with dead kids was found to be because of the juice I knocked up in my garage and flogged on ebay. I know this because I have spent the last year in my spare time trying to develop a refill product that can sell at a price that means refills are just £1. Q: Do you still want to leave your home, belongings, kids and pets at risk to a liquid you bought at a DIY store then plugged in to an electrical socket to save £3 or a few dollars, if so you are totally nuts. (for example Olive Oil is upwards of 185Celcius.that wont happen you think, if the plug becomes faulty and electric hit the oil. So there is one other thing, its called FLASHPOINT.that is the temperature at which a liquid becomes flammable. I took me 8 months to find out what it is.

Refilling air wick plug in series#

It has no real name but a series of has no residue and a very high temperature tolerance for safety. The 'carrier' oil is a closely guarded secret in the fragrance industry. It really scares me to see people suggesting carrier oils at a guess eg: Olive Oil (really?!!?) Firstly you would have a house that stinks of Olive oil and secondly it would not carry. Making your own is perfectly do-able, but to be cost effective you will need to buy approx 25kg of fragrance and 400kg (1 kg roughly 1Litre) to do it. I'm in the UK and the refills sell for anything upto £6GBP, especially these new triple scent plug versions.and all for just 12ml in each, outrageous. I am very happy with my fragrance refills! You can find many different scents to choose from, many more than the selections of original plug-in refills.įollow my cleaning tips board on Pinterest.Guys and girls. If there are any cracks in the bottle or lid so that oil is leaking out of it throw it away. If it gets wet it will expand and you will not be able to get it back in the bottle. Set the top of the bottle with the wick still in it on a paper towel and carefully pour the new fragrance oil into the bottle.Ĭarefully place the top back on the bottle and snap it in place.īe very careful not to touch the wick with your fingers, and be careful not to get the wick wet. When you are ready to refill the bottle, set it in front of you and gently pry off the top of the bottle with a knife. You might ask if it is worth the effort, but if you go through 5 or more plug-in refills a month like I do, then it is worth it to use them one more time! The wick won’t last through more than one refill. You can only refill your plug-in bottle once before you need to throw it away. The average price for a plug-in refill from the store is about $2.00, so that is a savings of $1.00 or more per refill. One 2-ounce bottle will refill at least 2 plug-in’s. You can purchase fragrance oils very inexpensively at Walmart for about $2.00 for a 2 ounce bottle, even cheaper if you buy a bigger bottle. Do NOT use lamp oil or any kind of oil that is flammable. First of all make sure that the oil that you purchase to refill the bottle with is made to be put in an oil warmer.

There are a couple of things you need to keep in mind before you start on this project. All you need is a table knife to gently pop it off.Īccording to this web site the Glade Wisp, Febreze Noticeables, and Air Wick scented oil plug-in’s can all be refilled.

They don’t look like they are re-fillable, but if you look closely, the top of the bottle does come off.