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[Katcat1]

I would not purchase this product to breathe in chemicals.  If this was made with essential oils only, I would consider it.  Ingredients are not listed which they should be.  I do not want to breathe in chemicals or artificial ingredients.  It's a NO for me.  

[Lipstickdiva]

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I go to Bath and Body Works for Wallflowers.  If you are a savvy shopper, you can get great deals on them all year round.

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@sashamatthews, same here.  You can always find them on sale plus there are always coupons out there.  I never pay more than 3.00 a refill and that's if I'm out and desperate.

[Lipstickdiva]

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I would not purchase this product to breathe in chemicals.  If this was made with essential oils only, I would consider it.  Ingredients are not listed which they should be.  I do not want to breathe in chemicals or artificial ingredients.  It's a NO for me.  

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@Katcat1, if you have animals, do you know that some essential oils are toxic for them to breathe in? 

[Katcat1]

@Lipstickdiva  Yes, I am aware; however, before I knew about it, I would burn tea tree and orange (tea tree is suppose to be toxic).  My cat lived to 19-1/2.  

[Catch71]

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The refills are too expensive!!  The TSV is not so expensive...but, those refills are out of site!!

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And you are forced to buy them on QVC and pay shipping.  Not for me; will stick to my local bed, bath and beyond for scented plug-ins.  They often have coupons and I can smell them before I purchase.  His are nothing special.

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Opps. I meant Bath and Body Works!

[Catch71]

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I would not purchase this product to breathe in chemicals.  If this was made with essential oils only, I would consider it.  Ingredients are not listed which they should be.  I do not want to breathe in chemicals or artificial ingredients.  It's a NO for me.  

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@Katcat1, if you have animals, do you know that some essential oils are toxic for them to breathe in? 

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I did not know that!  My dog sleeps in my room and I use a diffuser with essential oils every night!  Doesn't bother him that I can see!

[Katcat1]

@Catch71  Tea Tree is suppose to be toxic but my cat lived to 19-1/2 and burned that oil with orange all the time.  You can go on line for the oils that are dangerous.  98% of oils are safe.  Thanks for thinking of me.

[MarleneK]

Don't diffuse toxic chemicals into the air in your home.  Use a good diffuser with water and pure essential oils from a reputable company (such as doTerra or Young Living).  I looked at those oils they sell in Bed, Bath & Beyond - terrible and not pure.

[Catch71]

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@Catch71  Tea Tree is suppose to be toxic but my cat lived to 19-1/2 and burned that oil with orange all the time.  You can go on line for the oils that are dangerous.  98% of oils are safe.  Thanks for thinking of me.

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I have a diffuser and usually add 5-6 drops of lavendar into the water.  Only holds enough water for 8 hours and mist is not going directly on my doggie as bedroom is fairly large. I never put the oil on him, just in the diffuser.  Looked up toxic ones and it seems lavendar is okay!

[tdog]

That man talks too much for my taste. He talks over the hosts (if you can imagine such a thing) and I don't see what all the fuss is over his return to tv.