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[lsg]

Why not use distilled water with a few drops of essential oil instead of warming oil. I use this method of aromatherapy in a tea light warmer.

[jan70]

Well i use burlap as well and it's very nice !

[A3DMOM]

timelesspresents, on 25 May 2010 - 08:27 PM, said:

I just got a tea light oil warmer at Walmart for $4 to use in our booth at craft shows and the farmer's market. I want to use some of my FO's or EO's in it to maybe help draw folks in to look around. One problem, I don't know how to make my own waming oils and can find nothing here under search. I'm assuming that it wouldn't be a good idea to go straight with the oils because of flashpoints, so that a carrier oil would be needed or some other dilution method. Anyone got a simple instructional or recipe they want to share?

Hi, I am a newbie and I am hoping to try making some warming oils for gifts for the holidays. I was wondering what method you ended up trying? I was going to order some Fragrance oils today. Thanks for your help

[The Rose Basket]

After reading all of the replies to the original question, I guess I'm confused...apparently there is not a simple recipe for making warming oils (?). Do any of you bottle and sell warming oil? Is the dpg an additive that will 'always' work with fragrance oil?

Karen

[RobertW98144]

I always use water in my tea light and electric oil warmers. I fill them with enough water to cover the bottom, then place a couple drops EO on top. I think this helps give it a gentler warmth and can help clean up if you make sure that all the water doesn't burn off.