HOSSIAN Reed Diffuser Sticks- White Fiber Diffuser Sticks-Fiber Reed Diffuser Replacement Refill Sticks(50pcs,7.5" x 3.5mm)

Those packaged sets of diffuser oils and reed sticks are quite expensive in specialty shops. I blended my own in a small bottle and used these reed diffuser sticks. It takes about 6 to fill the neck of the bottle. Once the reeds have absorbed for about a day, you turn them over so that the oils will absorb into the full length of the reeds. These are a good value and seem to work very well.

Nice color white and the sticks work very well.

Speravo di trovare i bastoncini ideali ma sono rimasto deluso .Assorbono tanto ed emanano poco profumo

I generally find that these diffuser sticks are better quality than the wooden bamboo ones. They absorb the essential oils a lot better and diffuse the smell a lot better. I also feel like because of this you don’t need to use as money so they go a little bit further. It’s a good way to freshen up your existing read diffuser if that’s still essential oils left but the original bamboo sticks are no longer giving out any scent.The packaging is sleek and compact. No wastage which is always good to see. And the design is simple and inviting to the customer.Read diffuser sticks themselves or white colour which is good because it pretty much goes with everything. And it’s also easy to see how much oil has been absorbed by the stick.The only downside this product is I would say the price. I don’t think it’s quite justifiable to charge £7.99 for some read diffuser sticks. I’m pretty sure you can go into a home store or somewhere like I care and get rid of use sticks for a fraction that price however it’s more convenient than anything in the fact that you can buy them in bulk and that you don’t need many of them.

These diffuser sticks certainly do the job they are intended to do, but I couldn't say that they do it any more or less effectively than other good quality diffuser sticks I have purchased in the past.What I do like about these is the colour. Being white, they are quite striking and give a better visual impact in certain settings.The fact that they are white also means that there is no danger of colour seeping out of them and tainting the oil in your diffuser, as can sometimes happen if you are using black diffuser sticks.The current cost of £6.99 for 50 sticks is far from awful. I use 5 sticks at a time in my diffuser, so 50 sticks will last a fair amount of time.That said, the last pack of diffuser sticks that I bought cost £6.99 for 100 (black) sticks, so there are potentially better value options out there if you shop around and buy in larger quantities.I hope you find these insights helpful.

This set of diffuser reed sticks are quite expensive compared with others I've bought on line, but I've bought them from gift shops and garden centres where they are stupidly expensive.I use my own essential oils in bottles bought from Amazon for the purpose and used these reed diffuser sticks. IIt takes a day to start really picking up the perfume, but after that the scent really flows. Some reviews mention not getting the perfume through, but I'd suggest you turn the reeds if this is the case. You need to keep doing it but less frequently as time goes on.These reeds are moreexpensive than the usual ones available, but they seem to work well. I'd buy them again

Whilst I like the look of these white reeds, I'm afraid for me they have not proved effective. I tested them by removing the reeds from a recently opened oil bottle in my guest WC & replacing them with these reeds. It's only a small room (!) but the performance of the replacement reeds has been pretty dismal. Where there was a decent fragrance before, there is next to nothing now & I've left them for several days before writing this review.