Aura Fragrance Oil
Aura Fragrance Oil
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Aura Fragrance Oil
(For Bioethanol Fires)
- Bottle capacity: 15 ml
- Eyedropper: included
- Suggested use: 2-3 drops in each reservoir - put before lighting the fire on a cool lid
- Compatible with gel fires: yes
- Compatible with bio ethanol fires: yes
- Suitable to alternatively dilute in water and use in a regular oil burner: yes
This Aura Oil is specially formulated to be in close proximity to the flame and only evaporate, unlike other fragrance oils which will catch fire and burn out instantly.
A lot of our wall-mounted and freestanding fireplaces have a burner with a lid where a Fragrance Diffuser is already fitted, so using your oils cannot be simpler!
If you dont have a a fragrance diffuser in your lid then just pour 3-5 drops into a small steel bowl and placed next to the bioethanol burner, a tea light with the candle removed is ideal.
If you wish for a more intense smell of the fragrance, more drops can be added. If you want a less intense smell, a bit of water can be mixed with the fragrance in the bowl.
NOTE: In case of contact with skin, wash immediately with soap and water. In case of contact with eyes, rinse it under water for several minutes.
- Use the eye-dropper to place 1-3 drops of desired oil into a Fragrance Diffuser fitted on the lid or a container.
- The oil will get heated up and release the fragrance.
- Place your oil on the lid or in the container BEFORE igniting the fireplace, so it can heat up with the fuel and the whole of the fireplace. It is designed to be close to flames and has heavily decreased flammability, however it may catch fire when placed on already burning (hot) fireplace.
- Do not put directly into fuel.
- Do not use any other oils as they ARE HIGHLY FLAMMABLE, you will not get the result.,
- Note: Aura oil may leave stains on your lid, if you use no accessories and wish to keep your lid clean, please make sure you wash it often.
The oil will not smell if you put it in the fuel, it will simply burn out. It needs to be placed very close to the flame, so it can get heated up and slowly release the fragrance.
To clean your lid wash in soapy water, scrubbing the remaining oil with a dishwashing sponge. If you find your oil leftovers got left for longer and dried up, you may need to soak the lid for some time and use i.e. a piece of cutlery to scrub the stains.
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