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Default Lamp BerGer Effusion Lamps -- Anyone Use ?



Does anyone in this group use this type of fragrance lamp in your home ?

If so, could you share your experience.... oder control, fragrance, type
of lamp, where bought, etc.

Thanks !!

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Joe wrote:
Does anyone in this group use this type of fragrance lamp in your
home ?

If so, could you share your experience.... oder control, fragrance,
type of lamp, where bought, etc.

Thanks !!

--James--


Hi James. I've used it. Excellent for removal of cigar smoking odor.
Unfortunetely the fuel is too expensive. I've been experimenting with home
made variations to no avail.
Check this: http://tinyurl.com/7dgsk

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No BerGers here, but sometimes we listen to the BeeGees


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Hi James. I've used it. Excellent for removal of cigar smoking odor.
Unfortunetely the fuel is too expensive. I've been experimenting with home
made variations to no avail.



I bought one to get rid of cigar smoke in our four-seasons room.
Works great!! I burn it for about 30 minutes after having a cigar.
Next morning...no smoke smell at all. We were skeptical, but it
passes the wife test.

As far as fuel, go to your pharmacist and have him order 98-99%
anhydrous isopropyl alcohol. That's all the expensive Lampe Berger
fuel is!

Buy one bottle of the expensive, scented fuel. Fill your lamp with
the alcohol, add a tiny amount of the scented fuel (just enough to get
a little scent...pure alcohol has a sterile, medicinal quality).

There ya go! I've been using the same $10 bottle of fuel for a year
now. The alcohol should cost $15-$20 for a gallon.
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Mitch, thank you very much for this reply !!

--James--


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