She liked the diffuser I had once had the chance to review, and it's still over at her desk (even though she's no longer there).
She talked about her Himalayan Salt lamp, and what a positive air it gave off in her home, so when talking with dodocool about products to review, I mentioned their lamp as a possibility. I really liked my Air Purifier so can't hurt right?
You get the lamp, and there's a little bulb under the thick crystalline casing. The idea is that the heat from the bulb is supposed to 'activate' the salt, and then depending on your take on the science, whether it's an aroma or 'ions' it emits it's supposed to enhance the surroundings.
I didn't get that. To me, it looked like a funky nightlight. My wife made the same comment. There was no difference we noticed after about a week of using it on and off (we tried different scenarios, on all night, on all day so it'd be 'active' when we got home, etc...).
We didn't notice a change in the air quality, a scent, or 'ions' (my inner science geek is just shuddering at even mentioning that that could happen).
What I did notice was you have to be careful where you put the thing. Don't set it down as the salt is naturally hygroscopic, as such it's pulling in water from the air and then when it's sitting on a sill the sill gets to be a little 'greasy' from whatever else is on the salt and left behind.
So, be cautious if you remove it from the plug.
Speaking of the plug, it was nice that the plug has a little 'clip' to allow you to rotate the prong end depending on how you have your outlet set up so that it can always be 'up'.
As a $23 nightlight, it's not so amazing. As a salt lamp, maybe your own hopes and dreams will provide a placebo effect (as the science behind it is unproven).
Source: https://www.dodocool.com/p-dh03wus.html
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