Product Safety

Using home fragrance products with care ensures a safe, pleasant, and consistent experience, while protecting your surroundings and those living with you. Candles, reed diffusers, room sprays, and ultrasonic aroma devices are designed to enhance ambiance, but they require attention and responsible handling. Following proper usage practices helps maintain product performance, prolongs longevity, and minimizes potential risks in your living space.

Candles should always be placed in locations where they can be monitored easily. Never leave a burning candle unattended, as open flames need constant awareness. They should be positioned away from flammable materials such as textiles, paper, or decorative objects. Keeping candles out of the reach of children and pets helps prevent accidental contact or tipping. Before each lighting, trimming the wick to the recommended length ensures a steady flame, reduces smoke, and encourages even wax melting. This simple step supports cleaner burns and more consistent fragrance release.

Placement is critical to both safety and performance. Candles should be kept away from drafts, vents, or fans, which can create uneven burning, flickering flames, or wax spillage. They should rest on stable, heat-resistant surfaces capable of withstanding warmth. The container may become hot while burning, so it should never be moved while lit or immediately after extinguishing. Burning should be stopped once only a small amount of wax remains, as overuse may cause overheating. Removing wick trimmings or debris from the wax pool helps preserve a clean, even burn. Allowing candles to cool between uses extends their lifespan and maintains fragrance quality.

Candle refills must only be used in compatible containers designed for safe burning. They should never be lit on their own. All general candle safety practices, including trimming, monitoring, and proper placement, apply equally to refills. Using them correctly ensures both safety and optimal scent performance.

Flameless products such as reed diffusers and ultrasonic oils require attentive handling as well. These should be kept out of the reach of children and pets, and ingestion must be avoided. Fragrance oils can irritate skin or eyes and may be harmful if swallowed. Any spills should be cleaned promptly to prevent damage or accidents. Diffusers should be placed away from heat sources and flames to maintain proper function and safety.

Room sprays should also be handled with caution, avoiding direct contact with skin or eyes and keeping them out of reach of children and pets. Storage away from heat and ignition sources prevents accidents, and spills should be cleaned immediately.

Ultrasonic devices demand careful attention due to their electrical components. Only use the supplied charging accessories, and avoid operating the device with insufficient water in the tank. Regular cleaning before and after use ensures hygiene and consistent mist output. Water and fragrance oils should never be left standing for long periods. Environmental factors such as temperature, airflow, humidity, and water quality can affect performance, so placement should consider these elements. The device should never be disassembled or repaired by the user. If unusual odors, sounds, or damage are observed, usage should stop immediately. The device is a functional appliance and should be treated as such, kept away from children, direct sunlight, heat sources, unstable surfaces, dust, and large electronics.

By observing careful handling, maintenance, and responsible placement, fragrance products can be enjoyed safely, offering a consistently pleasant and aromatic environment that enhances the atmosphere of your home.