Buddha Oil Burner - Black

This oil burner is designed for standard tea light candles.

Yes, it is recommended to mix fragrance oils with a small amount of water in the bowl for optimal diffusion and to prevent the oil from burning too quickly.

The duration of the fragrance depends on the type and amount of oil or wax used, as well as the size of the room and air circulation. Typically, a tea light will burn for 3-4 hours.

No, as with any product involving an open flame, it is not recommended to leave the burner unattended. Always supervise the tea light while it is lit.

Wipe the glossy surface with a soft, damp cloth. For tougher spots, use warm, soapy water and dry thoroughly. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

While it is designed for fragrance oils, some users may use pure essential oils. However, be aware that some essential oils can be potent and may require dilution with water, and their direct heat application might alter their properties.

Ensure the tea light is lit and has been burning for at least a few minutes to generate sufficient heat. Check that the water/oil level or wax melt in the bowl is adequate and hasn't completely evaporated or melted away.

This may indicate too much oil or wax is being used, or the tea light is too large. Reduce the amount of oil/wax or use a standard-sized tea light. Ensure there are no drafts directly affecting the flame.

Allow the burner to cool. If residue is hardened, add a small amount of warm water to the bowl and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before gently wiping clean with a soft cloth. Avoid harsh scrubbing.

This may be due to the use of abrasive cleaning materials. Use only a soft, damp cloth for cleaning. Minor scratches may be inherent to the handmade nature of some decorative items.