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How do sola flower work?
What is the duration of sola flowers?
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How do sola flower work?
Sola flowers are made of porous and lightweight material, which makes them ideal for absorbing oil and diffusing scents. They are commonly used with home essential oil diffusers. To use them, you need to attach them with a reed stick or cotton rope, which helps bring the oil to the flower. Besides absorbing the scent, the sola flower also takes on the color of the oil, allowing you to match it with your room's decor.
To apply as reed diffuser, simply soak the reed stick or cotton rope in the oil bottle. The oil will gradually be absorbed and carried to the flower. It's worth noting that the cotton rope absorbs the oil faster than the reed stick.
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What is the duration of sola flowers?
The duration of use depends on several factors,
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The oil's ingredients (more alcohol content leads to faster depletion)
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The size of the reed or cotton rope (larger sizes deplete the oil more quickly), and the volume of the oil bottle.
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The absorption capacity of each piece of sola wood sheet may vary because it is a natural material that cannot be controlled.
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As a reference, with a 100 ml bottle of essential oil, it typically lasts 45-60 days. If you use a cotton rope, the oil depletes faster but retains the scent as long as the reed stick.
Each flower is meant for single use with one specific scent. When the flowers absorb the oil, their appearance may change slightly, becoming wet, deformed, or turning yellow. This is a normal part of using sola flowers.