By Contributor Allison Baltzersen
Last year I decided to enter the magical, mystical world of essential oils by getting myself a diffuser and a handful of basic oils. The diffuser worked perfectly fine, however it was not kid-friendly. It was made out of glass, had a blindingly bright light bulb and was EXTREMELY hot to the touch. Our new apartment doesn’t have any kid-free zones to use such a potentially dangerous contraption, so as a result I haven’t unpacked it. This has been a problem. But I found a solution: swapping my potentially hazardous diffuser for a SpaRoom AromaMist diffuser that uses water, stays completely cool to the touch and gives off a cool pastel glow.
The AromaMist diffuser is ready to roll right out of the box. Simply plug in the cord, fill the internal tub with ½ cup of fresh water and a few drops of essential oil. Place the top cover back on the machine and press the “Mist” button for three hours of continuous ultrasonic misting action. For extra ambiance, the diffuser has four light settings – pink, blue, green, or slowly rotating – with a few clicks of the “Light” button.
I don’t understand the science behind the ultrasonic misting technology, but it’s cool. Literally. The mist that shoots out of the top of the diffuser is visible, but not hot to the touch. This means the babies can wave their hands over the mist without fear of steam burns. We have been using this AromaMist diffuser every day for the last week. It’s been a fun learning experience for the whole family trying out different oil combinations based on our mood.
And speaking of oil combinations, check out SpaRoom’s Pinterest board of essential oil recipes and uses. I’m an admitted essential oil noob so I found their infographics and recipe cards extremely helpful in getting our blends right.
If you are new to essential oils and looking for an easy to use diffuser that is kid-safe and looks cool, the AromaMist is a good fit for you. It’s available in either white or black with a low profile of 6”w x 3”h. Order it directly from the Spa Room website, which is easy to navigate and shop. And while you’re there, check out the other extremely cool gadgets Spa Room sells like the Aromafier and AromaPen.
Disclosure: I received a sample of a product to facilitate this review. All views and opinions stated on this post are 100% mine.
Allison Baltzersen is a mother of two baby girls and blogs about her bumblings through green parenting over at Funny Shade of Green
14 Comments on “SpaRoom AromaMist Diffuser {Review}”
I like that it is safe to have with children/pets around.
Expecting our first child this December. I guess it is time to get rid of my old diffuser! Like yours it is made out of glass and it gets hot to the touch so NOT child-friendly. Thanks for the review.
Thanks for the review. I love that it is safe for kids to be around, yet still able to make my our place smell nice!
This one is new to me…love the look, and the color light features!!
this sounds like a very safe method, you can never be too careful with children around (or animals come to that!).
I love this product and I need to get one! lol I love everything about it! Thanks for the review!
cool gadget
I’m fascinated with the light features. I love having the house smell nice, thanks for the review.
Lovely mood lights and the scent diffuser ohlala
Would be great to use in the kitchen when making cabbage rolls
I love everything about it,thanks
I have a little wish list on the fridge,you know just incase someone needs to know and this is on the list
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