Can I use diffuser without oil?

Chef's answer
Yes, you can use a diffuser without essential oil. Just add water into the diffuser, so it can works as a mini humidifier to enable you stay away from dry skin. If you just add water into the diffuser, purified water is a good choice. With essential oil, it's a diffuser.
Frequently asked Questions 🎓
What can I put in my diffuser besides oil? Distilled water, perfumes, extracts such as vanilla and rose, dried herbs and spices, citrus juices including orange, lemon, and lime, and vape liquid can be used in a good quality diffuser, it's not recommended in a nebulizing diffuser..
No. You should never diffuse more than 30 to 60 minutes at a time. Not only does Sleeping with a diffuser on not increase the benefits of an essential oil, it can cause the body to stress, making your sleep less restful.
Diffusing oils, of course, makes your home smell wonderful, but it is also a very good way to prevent and treat illness depending in the oil you choose to diffuse. You can mix the oil with some Epsom salt and then add it to the water to better combine the oil and water, however I still only achieved a faint smell.
How long should you be diffusing essential oils? There is no exact science to diffusing. There's also no standard recommendation for how long to diffuse your oils.
If you're using too much essential oil in your diffuser, you may start to notice that you're getting headaches or migraines more often. You might find yourself getting dizzy or experiencing vertigo more often. And you may even get nauseous or start vomiting if you're really going overboard with it.
Put the diffuser as close to the center of the room as possible so the scent can spread unhindered. If you don't have an outlet in the dead center of your room (who does?), try to keep the diffuser away from the wall.
Some diffusers require or work best with different types of water. The instructions included in many of today's essential oil diffusers recommend that you use tap water in your diffuser because it includes natural minerals that help the water diffuse into a vapor better than distilled water.
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