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The SHAMTAM Buddha Oil Burner is an elegant addition to any home for individuals seeking to cultivate a serene and fragrant environment. This decorative piece provides a gentle, effective way to disperse essential oils or wax melts using the warmth of a standard tea light candle. While it serves as a beautiful accent piece, users should be aware that it requires an open flame and manual oversight, making it less suitable for households with unattended pets or young children.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | OBBB-02 |
| Brand | SHAMTAM |
Yes, it is suitable for essential oils, but it is recommended to mix them with a small amount of water in the bowl.
A standard, unscented tea light candle works best to ensure the fragrance of your oil or wax is not compromised.
Light a tea light for 30-60 seconds to slightly soften the wax base, then carefully slide it out, or place the burner in the freezer for 15 minutes to make the wax pop out easily.
Yes, the ceramic bowl and upper body will become hot while the candle is lit. Always wait for it to cool before touching.
No, as with any product using an open flame, it should never be left unattended or used near flammable materials.
Add more drops of fragrance oil or ensure the tea light candle is positioned directly under the center of the bowl.
Extinguish the candle immediately; the burner is getting too hot. This usually happens if there is too little liquid or wax in the bowl.
Setup is straightforward: ensure the burner is clean, place your tea light in the base cavity, add your chosen fragrance to the top bowl, and light the candle. When cleaning, always allow the unit to cool completely to room temperature before handling. To remove residual wax, gently warm the burner until the wax softens, wipe it out with a paper towel, and clean the bowl with warm soapy water. Avoid using harsh abrasive scrubbers to protect the ceramic finish.
