Grapefruit Perfume for Catalytic Lamps Ambientair Lacrosse Pompelmo Lamp Fragrance

1. Choose a location for your lamp: a flat and stable surface, away from heat sources, and out of reach of children and pets.

2. Fill the lamp body to two-thirds of its volume using a funnel, with a liquid that is suitable for catalytic lamps. Note that the liquid can be either neutral or scented, and you can mix them to achieve a lower scent intensity. After filling, clean any excess liquid from the lamp body and surface.

3. Insert the burner and ensure that its wick is in contact with the liquid and that the stone is properly positioned above the metal base of the lamp. If this is the first time you are using the burner, cover the stone with a cap (to prevent the scent from evaporating) and let the wick soak for 20 minutes.

4. Remove the cap and use a lighter to ignite the burner, allowing the flame to burn for two minutes. The flame should reach about 7 to 10 cm (3 to 4 inches) in height and will reduce in size as the burner is used. Do not leave the lamp unattended during these two minutes, and never touch the stone while it is burning.

5. Blow out the flame and, once it is extinguished, cover the stone with the protective crown. The stone will be hot, so avoid touching it: your lamp is now operational.

6. Allow the lamp to purify the air and atmosphere for approximately 20 minutes in an area of about 10 square meters.

7. To stop the lamp, carefully remove the protective crown, as it may be warm, and cover the hot stone with the metal cap to prevent further combustion and evaporation of the scent from the lamp.

8. For storage, leave the cap and protective crown on the metal base of the lamp so it will be ready for the next use.