The AirScent Waterless Diffuser - Cold Air Scent Diffuser Oil Machine

I am extremely pleased with the AirScent Waterless Diffuser. Setup was quick and easy, and I love that it doesn't require water, making it much less messy than traditional diffusers. It disperses fragrance evenly throughout the room without being overwhelming, and a little oil goes a long way. The sleek, modern design looks great with my home décor, and it's surprisingly quiet while running. If you're looking for an easy, effective way to keep your home smelling fresh, I highly recommend this diffuser.

I honestly don’t even know where to begin because I cannot say enough good things about this diffuser! I was absolutely blown away by how quickly and effectively it filled my home with fragrance. Within just minutes of turning it on, the scent was already spreading throughout the house! My kids were on the complete opposite end of the house and could smell it almost immediately!

I’ve tried different ways to make my home smell wonderful, but this diffuser has truly impressed me. I never expected something so simple to make such a noticeable difference in such a short amount of time. It makes my entire home smell amazing without having to wait forever for the fragrance to travel from room to room.

If you’re on the fence about purchasing this diffuser, I HIGHLY recommend giving it a try! I am beyond impressed and couldn’t be happier with it. Definitely one of those purchases that makes you wonder why you didn’t get one sooner!

A waterless diffuser - WOW!

I was over continously filling water diffusers. There was nothing wrong with the previous water diffusers I purchased before. I was tired of constantly filling it with water everyday.

So far so great, this waterless diffuser is amazing. I have an open concept platform home and it fills the entire first floor. I did purchase the Hotel 1014 oil, which smells just like a luxury hotel. I also purchased a scent called Nile Breeze which also smells delightful.

The design is sleek and modern enough to match any furniture esthetic. You set and control the length of time and strength of the scent. I actually hide it so nobody can see it. I no longer must stay chained to constantly commit to filling it with water daily. The ease and convenience is well worth the price.

FYI.. I did purchase this item and the oils during Amazon prime days. What a deal!

I really enjoy this waterless oil diffuser. I hope you will enjoy it also! So far, I am not disappointed!

Ok, this is my 3rd attempt with a diffuser. The first two were not waterless, they were a pain between changing the water to the fact that it leaves a mess wherever you have it. Sorry back to the new one. I did get one without an app and remote to control it, no need, you have a bottle inside the diffuser. Now unscrew the bottle inside (Clear). Pour your favorite scent in, I use the hotel collection that came with mine, 5 small bottles. Screw it back on and put the top back on the diffuser. Now select amount of time. , I use 6hours. Then select the scent strength. I keep mine on low in a 800 sq ft apartment and it smells great in main areas. I love it, the oil last a long time, if you fill the bottle in the diffuser it will last for months on the settings I use. The small hotel scent bottles ar great so you can find your own scent. Rinse and dry the clear bottle before you change scents for the best results. I truly recommend this especially if you are still using a water diffuser .

I’m between 4-5 stars on this one. For the TLDR, skip ahead to the last paragraph. If you want my in-depth waterless diffuser adventure, read on.

My only issue is that I have to manually click the button each morning. My ADHD-having brain forgets until I’m sitting in my kitchen, sometime after lunch, wondering why I can smell normal kitchen smells. Then oh! I click the button, and select 12-hours, which is the longest cycle available on the unit.

There is no app to control any settings, no automatic turn-on or turn-off on timers. It’s a manual operation only.

So that took off a star-ish.

However, it is not a bad machine! My entire first floor, roughly 1300 sqft, smells like warm marshmallows. (AirScent 1050. It’s a delicious, gourmand fragrance that has completely taken over all my bath and body works wallflowers.)

And it is SILENT. Literally makes no noise at all when it puffs out the good stuff. This added that star-ish back on. So 5 stars it is!

What led me to these waterless diffusers was a rabbit hole I found myself downst. (Why is downst not a word but betwixt is?) I have about 100 B&BW Wallflower refills in my collection. But I now live in an older house with about 3 electrical outlets per room. Those outlets are prime real estate, and I can’t block both sets of holes with a clunky top-heavy lit-up turtle burning Book Loft oil, which only has a one-room throw, if even that. Airwick has a battery-operated diffuser, and I found a hack where you can use the wallflowers with the older Airwick model. Well, save your $17. The hack works for 3 days, then the viscous Wallflower oil clogs the machine, and makes a sticky mess on everything.

Then I started looking into other plug-less options. The capacity for an HVAC-hookup intrigued me, but then i remembered my last grand idea into whole-home fragranceness, when I shelled out too much for the ridiculously expensive Aroma360 thing. I never hooked it up (oh hello again, ADHD), and it ended up in a donation bin before we moved. So I hope someone in Fort Myers has a delicious hotel-scented home for an absolute bargain. I try.

Then I saw the rechargeable waterless diffusers on Amazon, and they’re $40. Um, yes?! Thankfully I actually read the description. (If you can’t tell, scenting my house has become my entire personality at this point. I’m reading EVERYTHING.) The charge lasts only 1-2 days, so this option wouldn’t work either. I really want my half bathroom, which is directly off the breakfast nook, to smell not like things that happen in there. And it only has one outlet. And I would never remember to charge this unit every 1-2 days. (As mentioned earlier, I can’t even press a button every 24 hours.)

If you’ve gotten this far, bless your sweet heart. I’m almost done.

Then the higher capacity units, such as this one, became more practical options. I read every review of every model. It came down to this one, and the Air-Versa app-controlled model. Both had great reviews, and a few negative ones. I wanted the longest-lasting scent (at least 12 hours, all-day would be better), and the least amount of hands-on operation. So I bought both, just to compare the two.

This one I got during the Big Spring sale, and it ended up being about $55, instead of the current $99. The AirVersa was $77.

I placed the AirVersa in the pass through window between living room and kitchen. I used the 1014 fragrance. Very pleasant and clean. And it did scent the entire downstairs. Con - the unit made a “psssss” sound every few seconds when it dispersed the vapor. It was app-controlled, and it had a constantly “On” setting.

The AirScent tower I placed in my upstairs hallway on the lower shelf of the console table, with 1050 warm vanilla. Fantastic throw. My kids’ rooms smell like smores. But I’d have to press the button at least 1-2 times a day to keep the smell going. Which I always forgot to do.

I switched the locations of the 2 units. Now the AirVersa pssssses upstairs, but I never have to hear it or think about it. And the AirScent is in my kitchen, with a reminder in my phone 2 times a day to press the button. My bathroom still smells bathroomy, so after all that research and $$ spent, I still haven’t solved that problem.

But I found a Reddit post where someone suggested soaking ceramic pie weight beads in fragrance oil, tying them in a mesh sachet, then tying the sachet inside the air vents to scent the rooms. So my Wallflower collection just may still be of use after all.

TLDR? This unit is fantastic and completely silent. But you do have to manually turn it on each time, and it works 2, 4, 6, or 12 hours at a time. I recommend the AirVersa app-controlled unit instead. Plug it in, forget about it, and check on it in a month for refill status. Just ignore the psssing sound.

As long as you use quality scents it will give a strong scent even at it’s lowest setting. I have two diffusers from this brand and on this one I used a quality brand the Airscent essent and the scent was strony. On the other one I used the Airscent brand oils and the scent lingered for hours after. Easy to clean when you are switching out scents too. I love it! I bought a few for myself and as gifts during prime day deals because it is pricey.

It is quiet and easy to use. The oil seems to last a while but haven’t used it long enough to know how long. You do have to manually set it which I am fine with.

I've had it about a week and I LOVE IT SO MUUUUCH!!! it is inaudible. It has amaeveral levels. It works on a timer. As a few other reviewers have said the only cin is that once you set the timer you have to manually turn it back on to start it again or the next day it would be nice to say, if you turn it on a 8am for a 12 hour cycle... For it to automatically turn back on at 8am again the next day. Even cheap flameless candles do the lol. Other than that it's pretty perfect.

Well, the only OTHER thing I'll say is that the tiny tube that has the wick that absorbs the oil? If that falls out it's easy to damage it trying to put it back in... Which happened to me. It would be great if (respect for the price) they included a few extra of these very cheap parts. Thankfully I was able to get it working again by taking the wick off one end, putting on the opposite side and reattaching. The thing is I pinched or bent the tube when putting it in the first time and it wouldn't put out any scent. Switching sides worked but idk if I can get those parts separately if it happens again? So just be careful of that.

The quality of the scent depends entirely on the quality of the oil. I first, tried it with the hotel essential oils. That was entirely too strong for me, so I next tried it with some fragrance oil I got on Amazon. The fragrance oils are essential oils mixed with carrier oils. That was too weak. You could hardly smell it. But it also depends on which fragrance, the guava one I could smell better. Overall, my recommendation is to use essential oils rather than fragrance oils, and if the smell is too strong, maybe dilute it just a little with a complimentary fragrance oil and get the balance that you like.

Overall a really fantastic waterless diffuser and I am super duper happy with it! Only reason I gave it four stars instead of five is because they don't send any extra tubes and wicks with it.

The diffuser itself is great and works well. I have a 1500sqft place and the lowest setting is perfectly fine for that. I got the sandalwood soft wood scent of them as well which smells amazing. The only thing I don’t like which is what everyone else already said is that you have to turn it on again every day. It’s still 5 stars to me though because I knew that before I bought it. An option to turn off the light would be nice too but it doesn’t bother me. Overall it’s great.