Burners & Electrics

An electric diffuser or wax burner is a flameless device used to fragrance your home. Instead of using a tealight candle, it’s powered by electricity to gently heat wax melts or essential oils. The heat releases the fragrance evenly and safely throughout your space.

1. Plug your burner into a standard electrical outlet.
2. Place a wax melt or a few drops of fragrance oil in the top dish.
3. Turn on the switch or press the power button (depending on model).
4. Allow the wax to melt and enjoy the fragrance as it fills the room.

Tip: Start with one wax melt and adjust based on how strong you’d like the scent to be.

Yes — many electric burners are dual-purpose! You can add a few drops of essential, or fragrance oil mixed with water to the top dish.
However, always check the product instructions to ensure it’s compatible with both oils and wax, as some are designed for wax use only.

Yes, they are safer than traditional candle burners because they don’t require an open flame. However, for safe use:

• Always unplug the burner when not in use.
• Keep away from children and pets.
• Use only recommended wax melts or oils.
• Avoid placing near curtains or flammable materials.

You can use your diffuser for several hours at a time. Most users leave it on for 2–4 hours to scent a room.
For wax burners without an automatic shut-off, avoid leaving them on overnight or unattended.

1. Allow the wax to cool and solidify.
2. Once hardened, gently remove the wax — it should pop out easily.
3. Wipe the dish with a soft cloth and warm, soapy water.
4. Dry thoroughly before adding new wax or oils.

Never submerge the electrical base in water.

Check the following:

• The burner is plugged in and switched on.
• The bulb or heating plate may need replacement (depending on model).
• Avoid using in very cold rooms, as it can slow the melting process.

If it still doesn’t heat, contact customer support for a replacement part or advice

You can use:

• Soy wax melts
• Paraffin wax melts
• Coconut wax melts
• Blended or natural fragrance melts

Always ensure they’re suitable for electric burners, as some handmade varieties may contain additives that don’t melt evenly.

Allow the wax to cool and harden before cleaning.
Scrape gently with a plastic card, then wipe with warm, soapy water. Avoid using metal tools that may scratch surfaces.

Electric burners are energy-efficient — most models use between 10W and 40W, roughly the same as a small light bulb. This makes them an eco-friendly alternative to candles.