Yes, aroma diffusers are generally safe for use around children and pets. However, it's essential to use them responsibly

·  Ensure the area is well-ventilated.​

·  Use high-quality, pure essential
oils.

·  Avoid diffusing oils that may be
harmful to specific animals (e.g., certain oils can be toxic to cats).​

·  Keep diffusers out of reach of
children and pets to prevent accidental ingestion or contact with undiluted
oils.

The number of essential oil drops depends on the diffuser's size and your
fragrance preference. Typically:​

Small Rooms: 3-5 drops.​

Medium Rooms: 5-8 drops.​

Large Rooms: 8-12 drops.

Always refer to your diffuser's user manual for specific recommendations.

 Regular cleaning ensures optimal performance and longevity:​

Turn Off and Unplug: Always
disconnect the diffuser before cleaning

Empty the Reservoir: Dispose
of any remaining water and essential oil mixture.​

Clean the Interior: Use a
soft cloth or brush with mild soap and water to gently clean the reservoir
and other components.​

Rinse Thoroughly: Ensure
no soap residue remains.​

Dry Completely: Allow
all parts to dry before reassembling and using.​

For detailed instructions, refer to your diffuser's user manual.

 Diffuser usage varies based on personal preference and room size:​

Continuous Mode: Typically
runs for 3-4 hours before needing a refill.​

Intermittent Mode: Cycles
on and off, extending runtime up to 8 hours or more.​

It's advisable to run the diffuser in a well-ventilated area and avoid
continuous operation in a single location for extended periods.

 Many modern diffusers are designed with safety features like automatic
shut-off when water levels are low. If your diffuser has this feature, it's
generally safe to use overnight. However, consider the following:

Ensure the room is well-ventilated.​

Use calming essential oils known to promote sleep, such as lavender.​

Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines regarding continuous use.​

While many essential oils are suitable for diffusing, it's important to:​

Use pure, high-quality essential oils.​

Avoid oils that are thick or resinous, as they
may clog the diffuser.​

Be cautious with oils that may be irritating to
the respiratory system or have contraindications for certain health
conditions.​

Always consult your diffuser's guidelines and research individual oils
before use.​