JD Candle Co. Reed Diffuser

Reed diffusers rely on capillary action. The porous reeds absorb the fragrance oil from the glass vessel and pull it upward, where it then evaporates into the air, providing a continuous and subtle scent throw.

Yes, it can. Natural wood reeds tend to offer a more subtle, gradual diffusion, while black fiber reeds are engineered to be more porous, often resulting in a stronger scent throw and less frequent clogging.

For a fresh burst of fragrance, flip your reeds once a week. If you prefer a more consistent, lighter scent, you can flip them less frequently or simply rotate them occasionally.

You can easily adjust the scent strength by adding or removing reeds from the bottle. Fewer reeds will result in a lighter, more delicate aroma, while using the full set will provide a more noticeable fragrance.

Place your diffuser in a high-traffic area with good air circulation, such as an entryway, living room, or bathroom. Avoid placing it directly in front of an open window or air vent, as this will cause the oil to evaporate much faster than intended.

Longevity depends on the volume of the oil and the airflow in the room. Generally, a 5 oz to 6.7 oz diffuser can last anywhere from two to four months, depending on how many reeds you use and the ambient temperature of the space.