Lemongrass House Reed Diffusers

Lemongrass House Reed Diffusers from Thailand

This section features 120 ml Lemongrass House reed diffusers. A glass bottle containing fragrance liquid and reeds gradually adds fragrance to a room without a candle, open flame, heating device or electrical connection.

A reed diffuser is suitable for bedrooms, living rooms, entrance areas, bathrooms, dressing rooms, offices and home-spa areas. This format is also widely used in hotels, guest houses, beauty salons, massage studios, spas, wellness centres, reception areas and other HoReCa spaces.

The range includes fresh, citrus, fruity and floral profiles: Fig Tea and Mandarin, Royal Lotus, Lemongrass, Mango, Pink Grapefruit and Frangipani. All options contain 120 ml but create different fragrance atmospheres.

What is a reed diffuser?

A reed diffuser is a passive room-fragrance system. The reeds are partially placed in the fragrance liquid, absorb it and gradually release the fragrance into the surrounding air.

Unlike a room spray, a reed diffuser does not require repeated manual spraying whenever fragrance is needed. Once installed, it works gradually and maintains a continuous background fragrance.

Intensity depends on the number of reeds, the size and ventilation of the room, temperature, placement, how often the reeds are turned and the character of the selected fragrance.

Why reed diffusers are widely used in HoReCa

In hospitality, fragrance contributes to the overall impression together with interior design, lighting, music, textile condition and cleaning standards. A light and recognisable background can support a consistent atmosphere across a service area.

A diffuser can be placed in a reception area, boutique hotel lobby, massage room, spa suite, beauty salon, guest bathroom or relaxation room. It requires little staff attention and can gradually fragrance the area throughout the working day.

Professional users should avoid excessive intensity. Hotels, salons and spas should begin with a small number of reeds, consider the size of the room and provide fragrance-free rooms or areas for sensitive guests.

How to install a reed diffuser

1. Choose a stable, level surface where the bottle cannot easily be knocked over.
2. Protect furniture with a coaster or tray, especially when the surface is painted, varnished, wooden or stone.
3. Open the bottle according to the package design and insert the required number of reeds.
4. Begin with fewer reeds in a bedroom, bathroom or other compact space.
5. Allow time for the reeds to absorb the liquid and for the fragrance to develop gradually.
6. Add more reeds or carefully turn them only when additional intensity is required.

How to adjust fragrance intensity

Turning the reeds temporarily increases fragrance intensity but may also increase the rate at which the liquid is used. Daily turning is normally unnecessary.

Where to place the diffuser

• Entrance area: choose a position where the bottle cannot be caught by clothing or bags.
• Living room: use a stable shelf or console away from a window, fan or direct air-conditioning flow.
• Bedroom: keep the diffuser away from the head of the bed and begin with a light intensity.
• Bathroom: select a dry, stable position away from water, the edge of the sink and wet towels.
• Office: consider the preferences of employees and avoid placing a strong fragrance next to a permanent workstation.
• HoReCa: do not place the bottle in a walkway, near the edge of a counter, beside food or where children can reach it.

Reed diffuser or fragrance spray

A reed diffuser is suited to a gradual, ongoing background fragrance. It remains in one selected position, and intensity is controlled by the number of reeds.

A fragrance spray is intended for quick local use before guests arrive, after ventilation or while preparing a hotel room or spa suite.

The two formats can complement one another. Choose according to whether a continuous background or an immediate fragrance effect is required.

Precautions

• The fragrance liquid is not intended for consumption, skin application or use as a personal perfume.
• Avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes, clothing, furniture and unprotected surfaces.
• Keep the bottle and reeds out of the reach of children and pets.
• Do not place the diffuser near an open flame, cooker, candle, heater or other high-temperature source.
• Keep it away from direct sunlight, windows, fans and direct air-conditioning flow.
• Use a tissue or gloves when turning reeds and wipe away accidental drops immediately.
• People sensitive to fragrance should begin with the minimum number of reeds and ventilate the room regularly.
• Remove the diffuser and ventilate the area if the fragrance causes headache, irritation or other discomfort.

Products from Thailand

The Lemongrass House range also includes room sprays, textile fragrances, aromatherapy products and home-spa care.

Use a room spray when a quick fragrance effect is required and a reed diffuser when a gradual background is preferred.

Decosthai products are dispatched from Thailand. Available delivery methods and costs for the destination country are displayed during checkout.

Questions and answers

Question: What is a reed diffuser?

Answer: It is a bottle containing fragrance liquid and reeds. The reeds absorb the liquid and gradually release fragrance into the room.

Question: Does a reed diffuser require heat?

Answer: No. It works without electricity, a candle, an open flame or a heating device.

Question: How many reeds should I use?

Answer: Begin with a small number in a compact room or when a light fragrance is preferred. Add more reeds gradually when additional intensity is required.

Question: Should the reeds be turned?

Answer: They may be turned carefully to increase fragrance temporarily. Frequent turning may make the liquid run out more quickly.

Question: How long does a 120 ml diffuser last?

Answer: Duration depends on the number of reeds, temperature, ventilation, room size, placement and how often the reeds are turned, so the same exact period cannot be guaranteed for every room.

Question: Which fragrance is suitable for a bedroom?

Answer: Royal Lotus, Frangipani and Fig Tea and Mandarin may suit a calmer atmosphere. Begin with fewer reeds.

Question: Which fragrance suits an entrance area or living room?

Answer: Lemongrass and Pink Grapefruit provide fresher profiles, Mango is more tropical and Fig Tea and Mandarin creates a softer fruit-and-tea background.

Question: Can a diffuser be used in a hotel or spa?

Answer: Yes. It is practical for receptions, relaxation rooms, massage rooms, salons and hotel accommodation when used at a moderate intensity and placed safely.

Question: Can it be placed in a bathroom?

Answer: Yes, when placed on a dry and stable surface away from water, the edge of the sink, children, pets and wet towels.

Question: Why should a coaster or tray be used?

Answer: Spilled fragrance liquid may damage or alter certain painted, varnished, wooden and other sensitive surfaces.

Question: How is a reed diffuser different from a room spray?

Answer: A diffuser provides a gradual background through reeds. A room spray is applied manually when a quick local fragrance effect is required.

Question: Does a diffuser replace cleaning or ventilation?

Answer: No. Fragrance does not remove dirt or the source of an unwanted odour, so the room still requires normal cleaning and ventilation.

Question: Can it be used near children and pets?

Answer: The bottle must be placed where children and animals cannot reach it, knock it over, lick the reeds or access the liquid.

Question: Where are Lemongrass House diffusers dispatched from?

Answer: Decosthai products are dispatched from Thailand. Available delivery methods and costs are displayed during checkout.