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I just picked up one of these Lamp Bergers and the oils are insanely priced. I've seen where you can make your own using 91% alcohol and fragrance/essential oils. Which type of oils work best, and where can I find these oils ?
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Hi Nick. We always used cinnamon and clove essential oils with the 91 in ours. picked up the oils from the health/specialty section in our local supermarket. Spendy stuff for the little bottles, but it sure worked well in the lamp.
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Can't answer that as we only used the essential oils. If I remember it was something like 15 drops clove & 20 drops cinnamon per bottle of 91% to get the scent we liked the best. It really did permeate the entire house too.
I should really get it out again. It survived the fire and was a really pretty lamp.
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Nick, there is no reason to use the lamp berger
Just throw out all your Niner's gear and the stench of failure will be gone in no time ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Nick, I've been making the Lampe oils for a long time and have found that using 99% Isopropyl Alcohol (you can buy at Safeway) works best at keeping the wicks clean and I buy my fragrance oils at Walmart (Elegant Expressions).
I mix approximately 7.5 milliliters (1 & 1/2 tsp) oil to 1 pint alcohol. Hope this helps Bro! ![]()
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I had my kids this weekend, and they said it smelled too much like alcohol. Could it be the 99% is a bit too much ? I think I'll give the 91% a try and see what happens. I put 11 drops of oil in the bottle. That seemed to be the normal amount.....
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Nick, 11 drops seems a little light. I would try a few more drops to up the fragrance. You will be fine using 91% alcohol, you may just have to clean your wick a little more often. That "alcohol" smell is just part of the Lampe experience when you burn your own home made fuel.
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