Many Essential Oils tend to become sticky or gummy after being exposed to Ozone for a couple of days. Sticky oils can lead to CLOGS in, INTERRUPTED airflow from, or UNSATISFACTORY performance of your Glass Nebulizer. To keep your Glass Nebulizer clean and running in OPTIMUM condition, please follow the following tips:
1. Soak your Glass Nebulizer in White Vinegar overnight. If the White Vinegar doesn't dissolve the oil residue, you'll NEED to use PURE Grain Alcohol (i.e. - White Rum or Vodka) as your cleaning solvent instead.
2. Do NOT allow oils to sit in your Glass Nebulizer for an EXTENDED period of time (over 1 week). Pour-out any UN-USED oils from your Glass Nebulizer into a dark-colored glass container, that has an AIR-TIGHT lid to store them for future external use. Clean-out your Glass Nebulizer IMMEDIATELY as outlined in Tip#1 above.
3. If the curved capillary tube becomes CLOGGED with debris or gummy oil, do NOT try to push anything into the internal capillary tube to try to force it out. This could cause the glass to BREAK. Instead, try either soaking your Glass Nebulizer as outlined in Tip #1 above, or spraying high-pressure water either from a Water Pik (if available) or a syringe through the capillary tube opening.
4. If your Glass Nebulizer has become CLOGGED and you are NOT able to REMOVE the clog by following the above tips, please call me (Tom) at 1-614-237-2590 for further instructions.