Black Ceramic Kate Diffuser By Nature’s Remedy

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR THE BLACK CERAMIC KATE DIFFUSER

• Outer shell made of handcrafted black ceramic.
• The internal diffuser made from BPA free medical grade plastic.
• 7 hours continuous mist or 14 hours alternating run time.
• Use in a room up to 1000 SQ. ft.
• 100 ml (3.38 FL Oz) water capacity.
• Light modes: warm white / color rotating / fixed / off.
• Auto shut off when water runs out.

The modern looking Kate diffuser from Nature’s Remedy will add a nice ambience to any room in your home while providing you with powerful aromatherapy.

This large ultrasonic diffuser features a 3.38 oz. (100 ml) water tank capable of providing up to 14 hours of cleansing aromatherapy and pleasing aromas when used with high quality essential oils. 

The base is 3″ wide.  At the middle, the diffuser is about 6″ wide.  The top is 3/4″ wide.  The diffuser is 12″ tall.  This is one of our tallest diffusers in our collection. 

The Kate diffuser only uses about a 1/4 ounce of water per hour.  This creates a steady amount of mist that will last up to 14 hours.  Since this is a long lasting, low volume diffuser, the aroma’s will not overwhelm your room.  No more re-filling your diffuser every couple of hours.  Instead, you will receive a hint of an aroma that is just enough to make your room smell really good.  Set it and forget it. 

The Kate diffuser will not overpower your space with intense aromas compared to some of the more powerful diffusers.  Usually, you want to use your diffuser just long enough to fill your room with scent molecules or scent particles.  Many diffusers will overwhelm a space because of the amount of water they use per hour.  As a comparison, some of our other diffusers can pump out over 3 ounces of water per hour.

Just add water, 5-10 drops of your favorite essential oil and enjoy the wonderful aromas.  The amount of essential oils you add can depend on many factors. Check out this article we have put together to get additional guidance.  10 Reasons Why You Might Not Smell Essential Oils

The internal ultrasonic diffuser is made of a semi-transparent white medical grade BPA free plastic. 

Ultrasonic diffusers work by vibrating a small disk at a high frequency.  This greatly agitates the water into a fine mist.  These small particles are negatively charged which are light enough to be dispersed using a small internal fan.

The diffuser can either be used without a light on, rotating colors of light, or a single color of light.

The Kate diffuser does not use heat to create a mist, but it will get slightly warm from its operations.  Because it does not use heat to generate a mist, there are no risks of burns and the cool operation maintains the aromatherapy qualities of the essential oil being used. 

You may hear occasional gurgling sounds and a gentle whirl from its internal fan, but the diffuser runs very quietly. 

Very easy to clean. 

Remove the black ceramic cover, then remove the plastic top of the actual BPA free diffuser. 

Clean the inside with hot water and use a cotton swab with alcohol to clean the mist disc and sensor at the inside bottom of the base. 

Using vinegar can help remove some of the smells from the previous oils that were used. 

Better yet, using SpaRoom Klenzor tablets can be used once a week to renew the diffuser to like-new condition.

MADE FROM PREMIUM QUALITY MATERIALS: 

This is a professional grade essential oil diffuser.   

Only the top materials were used to create the Kate diffuser. 

Since the diffuser is made from medical grade plastic that is BPA free, there are no worries about toxic chemicals such as BPA being leached into the water. 

The Kate diffuser is manufactured in state-of-the-art facilities that follows very strict guidelines. 

This diffuser comes with a one year manufactures warranty.  For warranty work please call GreenAir at 1-888-548-0040.

Are you just getting started in the Diffuser world?  We have two articles you may want to read that will give you a summary about diffusers and essential oils:

1. What Are Essential Oil Diffusers?
2. What Are Essential Oils?