Effusion lamp

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If you are looking to purify the air in your home and leave it smelling fabulous, a Lampe Berger is a wonderful investment.

Also known as mineral oil, liquid paraffin serves as an evenly burning oil for lanterns and oil lamps. Knowing how to make your own liquid paraffin for an oil lamp provides you with an easy craft endeavor that results in illumination and warmth.

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Oil lamp fuel is made from isopropyl alcohol and distilled water. Essential oil may be added to give the lamp oil a pleasant aroma. The isopropyl alcohol is available in most stores that carry rubbing alcohol. The isopropyl alcohol has an alcohol content of 91 or 99 percent.

February’s of my childhood often are filled with dim memories of snow storms and subsequent power outages, leading to inevitable candlelight dinners cooked over the fireplace. The warmth and flicker of the various fires we had lit both small and large reign in my recollection of those times. I can s

Thank you Christy over at Thrifty Decorating for doing the hard work for us and researching Bramble Berry fragrances in Effusion Lamps! She wrote about Effusion Lamps here and then here to answer reader questions. It’s a great post, complete with photos and should answer all your questions about making Effusion Lamp Refills on the …

Effusion lamps are a great way to add a pleasant fragrance to your home or office. Save money and make your own scented effusion oil by mixing isopropyl alcohol (91 or 99%) with oil scents.

A cordless lamp is a smart and convenient way to add lighting to any area of your home. It’s especially useful for spaces where an outlet is hard to come by. You can use them both indoors and outdoors, as they are easy to carry and move around. If you have a lamp that you want to convert into a cordless one, here’s how you can do it. #LampCordless #LampDIY You Can Check It Out To https://www.brightlighthub.com/how-to-make-a-lamp-cordless/

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Learn how to make your own reed diffuser. There are endless possibilities for scenting your creation, try one of our reed diffuser recipe blends.

You can create your own unique fragrances for your lamps. This is a guide about making your own Lampe Berger fragrances.

If you already own one or more Lampe Berger lamps, then you probably know how the product is superior to scented candles, diffusers, and other forms of air fresheners for keeping the air in your home clean and pure. They reduce the amount of bacteria in the air and repel annoying odors. Did you know that LB also makes two functional liquids with all kinds of additional benefits?

Exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art exhibition in their "High Styles: Twentieth Century American Design", this lamp is hand-blown from borosilicate glass (known for its strength and clarity) using an exclusive "in-flame" glassblowing technique which requires higher temperatures than other art glass methods.