Archipelago Botanicals Signature Series Home Fragrance Diffuser

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Product DescriptionArchipelago Signature Series Home Diffusers are made with seventeen essential oil blends. These home diffusers add a warm and decorative touch to any room. Fill the home or office with these exciting fragrances. Lasts up to 2 months.

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Good long lasting
This is a good strong long lasting scent. Only problem I have is the price to benefit ratio. I have used better that have lasted longer. But this is still a very nice product.

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- Love this scent!
This was a gift for my daughter. Got her the pineapple ginger scent. She loves it!

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- Great house guest gift.
These great scents were gifts very much enjoyed by the home owners...not at all overpowering like some sprays or plug-in scents.

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- Archipelago Botanicals Bamboo Teak
This is a marvelous diffuser, scent is not too overpowering, and when you walk into a room, is subtle. Love this scent and this product.

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- puts off a lot of fragrance
I love this line of candles and after reading the reviews for the diffuser, decided to purchase one. They're great but they don't put off enough fragrance for a large area (kitchen/family area)--more like a small bedroom. It almost overwhelms a half bath. Don't forget to turn the reeds over regularly to emit more fragrance....

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Archipelago Botanicals Signature Series Home Fragrance Diffuser

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