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@scoop hey scoop, you mentioned you heard Essential Oil may be harmful to humans and/or pets some time ago. Can you tell me where you heard that from? My wife uses it all the time, and I’ve questioned her about it many times, but she constantly insists it isn’t harmful to anyone or anything. I find that hard to believe.

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@spider109 Not sure where I originally read about the dangers of diffused essential oil to pets as they metabolize things differently than humans do. I know that if you diffuse essential oils it should be in a well ventilated room. Certainly I am no expert and if you are concerned definitely research it to see if it's right for you. Here's a good place to start.
https://www.verywellhealth.com/how-to-use-essential-oils-11833129

@spider109 When used properly, essential oils are safe for pets and humans. The key is PROPERLY. Some are inappropriate for use around pets, but okay for humans - and one can look up each oil to determine whether that is the case. Others are fine to inhale (when diluted) UNLESS a person has sensitivity - there are some oils to which I am allergic, and don't use. Many are okay to ingest - but just like mushrooms, you need to know what your are doing.

Finally, diffusers are nice, if you like them, but can be a repository for germs if not cleaned regularly. As for health benefits, the TINY amount one gets from a diffuser is unlikely to provide any. Roll-ons, creams and sprays, which have higher concentrations, can be helpful for some conditions.