140ml Reed Diffuser – Fresh Citrus

A Fresh Citrus reed diffuser brings a steady thread of fragrance to the room, without flame, plugs or noise. Lemon essential oil gives the scent its clean, zesty lift, while the glass bottle and reeds keep it simple on a shelf, desk or bedside table.

What the citrus brings to the room

• A bright lemon character, fresh rather than sweet, suited to kitchens, hallways and everyday living spaces.
• Continuous fragrance that sits quietly in the background, released through the reeds over time.
• A clean-lined glass bottle that feels neat and unobtrusive among books, ceramics or bathroom essentials.
• The small ritual of turning the reeds, with a soft rustle and a renewed burst of scent.
• A simple way to refresh a room when candles or burners are not the right choice.

Glass, reeds and fresh citrus fragrance

The diffuser is made with a glass bottle, reeds and fragrance. The scent is built around sparkling lemon essential oil, giving it a crisp citrus profile that feels especially at home in bright, well-used rooms.

How to use it well

Place the reeds into the bottle and allow them to draw up the fragrance. For a stronger impression, turn the reeds occasionally; for a gentler scent, use fewer reeds if the design allows.

Keep the bottle upright on a stable surface, away from polished, painted or delicate finishes. Wipe any drips from the bottle before setting it down, and wash hands after handling fragranced reeds.

Why reeds work so quietly

Reed diffusers rely on capillary action: fragrance travels up the narrow channels in the reeds, then disperses gently into the surrounding air. It is a slow, practical design, closer to a daily household rhythm than a dramatic fragrance moment. Turning the reeds becomes part of the care of the object, a small pause that refreshes the scent and draws attention back to the room around you.

Size and details

Capacity: 140 ml.
Approximate weight: 500 g.
Includes a glass bottle, reeds and Fresh Citrus fragrance.

A bright little house gift

This suits someone who likes a clean citrus scent and a tidy, flame-free way to fragrance their home. It is a thoughtful choice for a new flat, a work desk, a guest bathroom or a kitchen windowsill.

Common questions

How often should I turn the reeds?
Reed diffusers are typically refreshed by turning the reeds about once a week, though the ideal rhythm depends on room warmth, airflow and how strong you like the scent.

Can I reuse the reeds with another fragrance?
It is better to use fresh reeds when changing fragrance. Once saturated, reeds hold onto the previous scent and can blur the next one.

Will the scent strength be the same in every room?
No. Warmth, airflow, room size and the number of reeds in use all affect how noticeable a reed diffuser feels.