Can I use chopsticks for diffusers?
will bamboo chopsticks soak up oils...I want to make some diffuser gifts n not sure if they will work.
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If the chopsticks are porous and non-coated wood ones you can place them in a jar or vase and add diffuser oil to use them the same way as a reed diffuser. A jar or vase with a smaller opening at the top would be better because it would keep the diffuser oil from evaporating as quickly.
Great question! I am actually not sure. Some of the diffuser sticks I have are wood, so maybe the wooden bbq skewers might work. I would certainly give one set a trial run to find out. Here is a site to help out.
https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/homemade-reed-diffusers-147411
I wood use bamboo ones or kebab sticks. Try and experiment before giving to others.