At a glance
- 2.4 MHz ultrasonic atomization for a fine, even mist
- 200 mL water tank — up to 6 hours continuous operation
- Intermittent mist mode for up to 12 hours
- Timer settings: 2 or 4 hours
- 7-color LED lights with adjustable modes
- Ultra-quiet 25 dB operation
- Auto shut-off when the water is empty
- Durable faux wood and plastic housing · Ships within 3 business days
How to use it
Fill the tank to the marked line with room-temperature water, add three to five drops of essential oil, replace the cover and switch on. Choose continuous mist for a long session or intermittent mode when you want the scent to last the whole evening.
Empty and dry the tank between different oils — resinous oils in particular leave a film that will colour the next scent. Once a month, wipe the ceramic disc with a cotton swab dampened with a little white vinegar, then rinse. That single habit is what keeps output strong over years.
Which mode for which occasion
| Mode |
Runtime |
Best for |
| Continuous mist |
Up to 6 hours |
Filling a room quickly before guests or a ritual |
| Intermittent mist |
Up to 12 hours |
All-evening background scent, sleeping hours |
| 2-hour timer |
2 hours |
A single practice session or bath |
| 4-hour timer |
4 hours |
A working afternoon at the desk |
✨ Temple Tip
Less oil, more often. Three drops in a full tank gives a cleaner scent than eight — past a certain point the extra oil simply coats the inside of the tank and dulls the mist. If you want a stronger presence, run the diffuser closer to you rather than adding more drops.
Questions & answers
How large is the water tank?
200 mL, giving up to 6 hours of continuous mist or up to 12 hours in intermittent mode.
Is it loud?
No — it runs at approximately 25 dB, which is close to a whisper.
What happens when the water runs out?
It shuts off automatically.
Can I turn the lights off?
Yes. The seven-color LED has adjustable modes, including running without light.
How do I clean it?
Empty and dry the tank between oils, and wipe the ceramic disc monthly with a cotton swab and a little white vinegar, then rinse.
Water, three drops, a low light — the simplest altar there is. #TempleOfDesire
