Monthly Archives: July 2009

How do I use my La Tee Da! effusion lamp?

Posted on July 29, 2009 by

Always place your effusion lamp on a flat, protected and stable surface. Plate, glass, marble or stoneware surfaces are recommended. Do not place your effusion lamp directly on wood or finished surfaces. Step 1 – Fill La Tee Da! recommends … Continue reading →

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How do effusion lamps work?

Posted on July 22, 2009 by

Effusion lamps, or fragrance lamps, destroy odors and bacteria in the air while increasing oxygen levels and perfuming the environment and eliminating unwanted odors. These lamps use a catalytic burner that reaches 140 degrees Fahrenheit to combust a special fuel. … Continue reading →

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Are there any benefits to using an effusion lamp?

Posted on July 15, 2009 by

Effusion lamps purify the air by oxidizing air particles, destroying odors and air borne bacteria. They also increase oxygen levels in the air. The fuels used in the lamps contain essential oils that are made from natural botanical extracts. These … Continue reading →

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What is the history of effusion lamps?

Posted on July 8, 2009 by

In 1898 a French pharmacist invented the first catalytic combustion effusion lamp while trying to find a process to purify air. These lamps were used by the medical world until the mid 1900s, for their antibacterial powers in hospitals, health … Continue reading →

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What are effusion lamps and how do they work?

Posted on July 1, 2009 by

Effusion lamps are also known as fragrance lamps, perfume lamps, scent lamps and catalytic lamps. These lamps disperse scent using a heated stone attached to a cotton wick. The lamps operate on the premise that molecules that cause bad smells … Continue reading →

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