Cold Air Scent Diffuser 101: The Complete Australian Guide
Aromawave Editorial • Cold Air Diffuser Guide • Australia
A cold air scent diffuser uses pressurised air to atomise pure fragrance oil into a dry micro-mist, dispersing even, residue-free fragrance across up to 100 square metres with no heat, no water, and no daily maintenance. It is the same scenting technology used in five-star hotel lobbies.
If you have ever walked into a luxury hotel and been struck by a distinctive, sophisticated fragrance that fills the entire space without a candle in sight, you have experienced cold air diffusion. This guide covers everything Australians need to know about cold air scent diffusers: how the technology works, which fragrance oils to use, how to set up and position a diffuser in an Australian home, how long oil lasts, how to clean and maintain the device, and how to choose the right model for your space. Aromawave is an Australian luxury scent brand that brings this hotel-grade scenting technology directly to Australian homes and businesses.
What is a cold air scent diffuser?
A cold air scent diffuser is a device that disperses fragrance oil into the air using pressurised cold air rather than heat, water, or evaporation. Inside the device, a small pump forces air through a narrow channel and across the opening of the fragrance oil bottle. This pressure difference draws the oil upward and atomises it into an ultra-fine dry mist. The mist is then expelled into the room as microscopic fragrance particles that remain suspended in the air and distribute evenly across the full space.
The key distinction is that no heat is applied at any stage and no water is added. The fragrance oil is dispersed in its pure, undiluted form, exactly as it was formulated. The particles produced are too fine to fall onto surfaces, leave residue on furniture or floors, or add any humidity to the room. The result is a clean, consistent, and even fragrance atmosphere that adjusts with the intensity setting and runs on a programmable schedule via a Bluetooth app or remote control.
Cold air diffusion is the scenting technology behind the signature fragrance atmospheres at luxury hotels worldwide. The Hilton, Marriott, Westin, Four Seasons, Ritz-Carlton, and Shangri-La all use cold air diffusion systems to create their distinctive lobby and suite scents. For a detailed technical explanation of how the process works, see the complete guide to how cold air diffusers work in Australia.
How does cold air diffusion work?
Cold air diffusion uses a process called nebulisation. A small internal pump draws in air from the room and pushes it under pressure through a narrow nozzle. At the tip of the nozzle, the pressurised air meets the surface of the fragrance oil in the bottle. The velocity difference between the fast-moving air and the still oil creates a vacuum effect that draws the oil upward and shatters it into microscopic particles.
These particles, typically 1 to 5 microns in diameter, are so small they remain suspended in the air rather than falling to the floor or settling on surfaces. At this scale, the fragrance distributes evenly across the room, reaching corners, ceilings, and all parts of the space without concentrated hotspots near the device. The process requires no heat and no water at any stage. The fragrance oil is never diluted, heated, or chemically altered.
A small internal pump draws room-temperature air and forces it under pressure through a precision nozzle. No heat is generated at any stage of the process. The pump runs on a programmable interval schedule.
At the nozzle tip, pressurised air meets the fragrance oil surface. The velocity difference creates a venturi effect that draws oil upward and atomises it into particles 1 to 5 microns in diameter.
The atomised particles are expelled into the room as a virtually invisible dry mist. The particles are too fine to fall onto surfaces, add humidity, or leave any residue on furniture, floors, or electronics.
Particles remain suspended in the air and move with normal room airflow. Within minutes, the fragrance distributes evenly across the full coverage area of the device, reaching all parts of the space from a single point.
The diffuser operates on a cycle: diffusing for a set interval, pausing, then diffusing again. This maintains a consistent fragrance level without continuous running. Intervals are set via the Bluetooth app or remote control.
Because no water is used, the fragrance oil is dispersed at full concentration. Every note in the fragrance profile, from the fresh top notes to the deep base notes, reaches the room exactly as the oil was formulated.
Cold air diffuser vs ultrasonic diffuser vs reed diffuser vs candle
Australian buyers encounter four main types of home scenting product: cold air diffusers, ultrasonic diffusers, reed diffusers, and candles or wax melts. They are not interchangeable. Each uses a different mechanism, covers a different area, and suits different rooms and lifestyles. Understanding the differences helps you choose the right format for each space in your home.
Technology: Pressurised air nebulisation
Coverage: Up to 100m per unit
Water required: No
Heat required: No
Residue: None
Humidity added: None
Maintenance: Monthly nozzle clean
Oil format: Pure cold air diffusion oil
Technology: Ultrasonic vibration of water and oil
Coverage: 20 to 50m per unit
Water required: Yes, daily
Heat required: No
Residue: Light moisture near device
Humidity added: Yes
Maintenance: Daily refill, weekly clean
Oil format: Oil diluted in water
Technology: Passive evaporation through reeds
Coverage: 5 to 15m per unit
Water required: No
Heat required: No
Residue: None
Humidity added: None
Maintenance: Occasional reed rotation
Oil format: Oil with carrier liquid
Technology: Heat evaporation
Coverage: 10 to 25m when burning
Water required: No
Heat required: Yes, open flame or element
Residue: Possible soot near flame
Humidity added: Minimal
Maintenance: Wick trimming, burn time management
Oil format: Wax-based fragrance
For a detailed comparison specific to Australian homes, see the cold air diffuser vs ultrasonic diffuser guide for Australia and the complete comparison of scent diffusers, candles, and reed diffusers in Australia.
Why cold air diffusion suits Australian homes
Australia has specific home architecture and climate conditions that make cold air diffusion the most practical choice for most Australian households. Most diffuser guides are written for European or American conditions where room sizes, building styles, and climate differ significantly from what is standard in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth.
Modern Australian homes commonly feature open-plan kitchen, dining, and living areas connecting across 50 to 90 square metres. A cold air diffuser covering 100m handles this full space from a single unit. No other home scenting format delivers consistent fragrance across this area from a single point.
Coastal Queensland, northern New South Wales, Darwin, and tropical regions already have high ambient humidity. An ultrasonic diffuser adds moisture to the air, which is undesirable in these conditions. Cold air diffusion adds no humidity, making it well suited to every Australian climate zone.
Australian homes frequently feature polished concrete floors, stone benchtops, timber furniture, and artwork. A diffuser that leaves oily residue or moisture near surfaces is unsuitable. Cold air diffusion produces a completely dry micro-mist with no settling on any surface.
Australian households increasingly manage home systems via app and automation. A diffuser with Bluetooth app scheduling runs automatically at set times and intensity levels without daily manual operation. Cold air diffusers include this as a standard feature.
Covered alfresco areas, outdoor dining, and decks are common features of Australian homes. A cordless cold air diffuser can be placed on outdoor surfaces without cable constraints, extending the fragrance atmosphere beyond the indoor space. No other home scenting technology is practical outdoors.
Cold air diffusers require no daily water refills and no weekly reservoir cleaning. The only maintenance required is a periodic clean of the nebuliser nozzle approximately every two to four weeks. This low-maintenance profile suits busy Australian households where daily device attention is impractical.
For a full Australian-specific guide to cold air diffusers in different climate zones and home types, see the guide to cold air diffusers in Australian homes.
What fragrance oils do you use in a cold air diffuser?
Cold air diffusers require pure, undiluted fragrance oil specifically formulated for cold air diffusion. The technology depends on the oil having the right viscosity to be atomised correctly through the nebuliser nozzle. Using oils not designed for cold air diffusion, including water-diluted ultrasonic oils, thick carrier-based blends, or standard essential oils, can reduce mist quality and affect device performance over time.
Fragrance oils for cold air diffusion are different from essential oils. Essential oils are single-ingredient natural extracts from plants, used in wellness contexts. Fragrance oils for cold air diffusion are complex, multi-note blends formulated specifically for cold air atomisation, designed to deliver a balanced and consistent scent atmosphere across large spaces. They are not intended for skin application, ingestion, or skin and personal care use.
All Aromawave fragrance oils are formulated exclusively for cold air diffusion, formulated in accordance with IFRA guidelines, phthalate-free, paraben-free, and vegan. They are available in four sizes: 20ml, 50ml, 120ml, and 500ml. For a complete guide to choosing the right oil for your space, see the complete guide to fragrance oils for cold air diffusers in Australia.
The Aromawave fragrance oil range covers 27 oils across three collections, all formulated for cold air diffusion:
Fragrance oils inspired by the signature scents of luxury hotels worldwide: Hilton, Marriott, Westin, Four Seasons, Ritz-Carlton, Shangri-La, Fairmont, W Hotel, and more. Ideal for Australian buyers who want a five-star hotel atmosphere at home.
Fragrance oils drawing on the atmosphere of premium spa and wellness environments. Includes Peaceful, Meditation, Tranquil, Zen, and Zing. Designed for bedrooms, reading rooms, and spaces where a considered, grounding fragrance atmosphere is preferred.
Fragrance oils inspired by iconic perfume profiles: Oud Shadow, London Rise, and Golden Oud. Rich, complex fragrance atmospheres suited to entertaining spaces, entrance halls, and main living areas.
The Hotel Inspired collection is the most popular starting point for new Aromawave buyers. Oils like Grand Lobby, Fresh Rain, Midnight Grove, and Dream Rise deliver the clean, layered fragrance atmosphere that Australian buyers most associate with five-star hotel experiences. For more on how Australian hotels use scent and how to recreate those atmospheres at home, see the guide to making your home smell like a luxury hotel in Australia.
How to set up a cold air diffuser
Setting up a cold air scent diffuser is straightforward. The process varies slightly by model but follows the same general steps for all cold air diffusion devices. Always refer to the user manual that comes with your specific device. The following steps apply to the Aromawave Ultra Pro and Wireless Ultra Smart Scent Diffusers.
Select a stable, flat surface at a height of 60 to 120cm from the floor. Avoid placing the diffuser directly in front of a split-system AC unit, directly under a ceiling fan, or near an open window where fast airflow will disperse the fragrance before it fills the room.
Ensure the device is powered off. Remove the bottom cover of the diffuser. Insert the fragrance oil bottle into the designated port, turning it clockwise until firmly seated. Replace the bottom cover. The oil bottle is now the reservoir the nebuliser draws from.
For the Ultra Pro, connect the power cable to a standard Australian power point. For the Wireless Ultra Smart, ensure the battery is charged via USB-C before first use. Press the power button on the device or remote control to switch on.
Download the Aromawave Bluetooth app on your iOS or Android device. Open the app and follow the pairing instructions. Once connected, you can set schedules, adjust intensity, programme on and off times, and monitor usage from your phone.
Start at intensity level 2 and allow the diffuser to run for 30 minutes. Assess the fragrance level in the room and adjust up or down. In large open-plan spaces, level 3 or 4 may be appropriate. In bedrooms or enclosed rooms, level 1 or 2 is generally sufficient.
Use the Bluetooth app to set the times you want the diffuser to run automatically. A typical household schedule runs the diffuser from late afternoon through to late evening. Once programmed, the diffuser operates automatically without any manual input.
Where to place a cold air diffuser in an Australian home
Placement significantly affects how well a cold air diffuser performs. The diffuser should be positioned to allow the dry micro-mist to travel freely across the full space without being deflected by direct airflow or blocked by large furniture. These are the most effective placements for the rooms and spaces common in Australian homes.
Position the diffuser centrally in the space at shelf or sideboard height, away from the direct path of split-system AC airflow. A central placement distributes the mist evenly in all directions. In very large open-plan areas over 80m, positioning toward the kitchen end allows fragrance to travel through the full space as air moves toward the living area.
A diffuser on a console table at the entrance creates an arrival experience the moment the front door opens. This is the most impactful single placement in a home. The Wireless Ultra Smart suits entrance halls well as its cordless design allows placement on any console regardless of power point position.
Place the diffuser on a dresser or bedside table at mid-room height. Run it on the lowest intensity setting on a timer that switches off after you settle for the night. Keep the device at least one metre from the bed. In a bedroom, a 20ml bottle lasts considerably longer than in a large living area due to the enclosed space and low intensity setting.
A diffuser at low intensity on a work-hours schedule provides a consistent background fragrance without distraction. The wired Ultra Pro suits a permanent desk or shelf position. Lighter, clean fragrance profiles work well in office environments.
The Wireless Ultra Smart is suited to covered alfresco areas and outdoor dining spaces. Place it centrally on the outdoor table or a side surface. Increase intensity by one level compared to indoor settings to account for greater air movement outdoors. Fresh, citrus, and coastal fragrance profiles carry well in outdoor air.
Do not place the diffuser directly in front of an AC unit, under a ceiling fan, on the floor, or inside a cabinet. Direct fast airflow disperses the mist before it fills the room. Floor placement distributes fragrance only at a low level. Cabinet placement blocks mist dispersal entirely.
How to adjust intensity on a cold air diffuser
Intensity on a cold air diffuser controls how frequently the device releases a burst of fragrance mist. A higher intensity setting means shorter pauses between bursts, producing a stronger fragrance presence in the room. A lower intensity setting means longer pauses, producing a lighter, more subtle background fragrance. Both Aromawave home diffusers feature four adjustable intensity levels, controlled via the Bluetooth app or physical remote.
Short intervals between bursts. Suited to very large open-plan spaces, outdoor areas, or when guests arrive and you want to establish a strong initial fragrance presence quickly.
Good for large open-plan living areas of 60 to 80m during daily household activity. Also useful in humid climates or when doors and windows are regularly open in summer.
The recommended starting point for most Australian households. Maintains a consistent, pleasant fragrance atmosphere in an average open-plan space without the oil depleting quickly.
Best for bedrooms, enclosed rooms, and spaces where a subtle background fragrance is preferred. Also the most economical setting for extending fragrance oil life across the maximum number of days.
Seasonal adjustments are often needed. In Melbourne, Adelaide, and Canberra winters where rooms are fully sealed, reducing intensity by one level from your summer setting prevents the fragrance from building too strongly in enclosed spaces. In coastal Queensland in summer where doors are frequently open, increasing intensity by one level compensates for faster dispersal.
How to clean and maintain a cold air diffuser
Cold air diffusers require minimal maintenance compared to ultrasonic diffusers. There is no water reservoir to clean, no mineral scale to remove, and no risk of mould growth. The only regular maintenance task is cleaning the nebuliser nozzle to remove any oil residue that may build up over time and affect mist output.
Always power off the device completely before cleaning. Remove the fragrance oil bottle by turning it anti-clockwise. Do not tilt or invert the device while the oil bottle is attached as this may cause spillage.
Dampen a cotton bud with isopropyl alcohol. Gently wipe the tip of the nebuliser nozzle to remove any oil residue or build-up. Do not use water. Do not insert the cotton bud deeply into the nozzle. The goal is to clean the external tip where atomisation occurs.
Allow the nozzle to dry for a few minutes before reattaching the oil bottle and powering the device back on. The isopropyl alcohol evaporates quickly. Do not run the device immediately after cleaning with residual alcohol still present.
It is particularly important to clean the nozzle when changing from one fragrance oil to another. Residual fragrance from the previous oil can mix with the new oil and affect the intended scent profile during the first few hours of use.
How often to clean depends on usage. At moderate daily use, a nozzle clean every two to four weeks is generally sufficient. At high intensity daily use, cleaning every one to two weeks keeps performance consistent. For a full maintenance guide, see the cold air diffuser cleaning and maintenance guide for Australia.
How long does fragrance oil last in a cold air diffuser?
How long a fragrance oil bottle lasts depends on three factors: the bottle size, the intensity level used, and how many hours per day the diffuser runs. At moderate intensity running 6 to 8 hours per day, here is a general guide for Aromawave fragrance oil bottle sizes:
1 to 3 weeks at moderate daily use. The best size for trialling a new fragrance before committing to a larger bottle.
3 to 5 weeks at moderate daily use. A practical everyday size for most Australian households with a confirmed fragrance preference.
8 to 12 weeks at moderate daily use. The most economical format per day of use for households running the diffuser regularly. Qualifies for free AU shipping with the diffuser in a single order.
3 to 6 months at moderate daily use. The best value format for households with a confirmed signature fragrance who want to minimise reorder frequency.
Using the Bluetooth scheduling function to run the diffuser on interval cycles rather than continuously is the most practical way to extend oil life. Running the diffuser on intervals of 30 minutes on and 15 minutes off rather than continuous operation significantly extends each bottle while maintaining a consistent fragrance atmosphere throughout the day. For a detailed breakdown of oil consumption at every intensity setting, see the guide to how long fragrance oil lasts in a cold air diffuser.
Is a cold air diffuser safe for families, children, and pets?
Cold air diffusers operate without heat, without open flame, and without water. There are no hot surfaces, no glass reservoirs under pressure, and no combustion. The fragrance oil is not aerosolised as a pressurised aerosol spray but atomised as an ultra-fine dry mist at ambient pressure. All Aromawave fragrance oils are formulated in accordance with IFRA guidelines, vegan, cruelty-free, phthalate-free, and paraben-free.
As sensitivities vary between individuals and animals, a few practical guidelines apply. Place the diffuser out of reach of children and pets at all times. Run the diffuser in a well-ventilated space rather than a fully sealed room. Start at the lowest intensity setting when introducing the diffuser to a home with young children or pets and monitor for any signs of sensitivity. Ensure the fragrance oil bottle is stored securely and out of reach, as the concentrated oil is not for skin application or ingestion.
Cats and dogs have a considerably more sensitive sense of smell than humans. What registers as a pleasant background fragrance to a person may be stronger to a pet. Using the lowest intensity setting in a home with pets and providing a fragrance-free room for them to access at all times is the recommended approach. For a detailed guide covering families, children, and pets, see the guide to cold air diffuser safety for families, pets, and asthma in Australia.
How five-star hotels use cold air diffusion
The distinctive fragrance atmosphere of a five-star hotel is not accidental. It is a deliberate part of the hotel's guest experience design, created using the same cold air diffusion technology available in residential devices. Hotels use commercial-scale cold air diffusion systems connected to their ventilation infrastructure, allowing a single fragrance programme to fill a lobby, atrium, corridor network, or entire floor with a consistent, branded scent atmosphere.
Each hotel builds a signature fragrance atmosphere that reflects its brand identity and positioning. Hotels like the Westin are known for fresh, tea-inspired lobby atmospheres that create a sense of clean arrival. Properties like the Four Seasons are associated with botanical and floral-inspired fragrance atmospheres that shift subtly across different zones. Coastal properties like the Ritz-Carlton are known for fresh, marine-inspired lobby scents, while city locations tend toward deeper, woody-inspired atmospheres. In every case, cold air diffusion delivers the fragrance at a consistent, calibrated level that fills the space without being overpowering.
Residential cold air diffusers use the same core technology at a scale appropriate for home use. An Aromawave Ultra Pro or Wireless Ultra Smart diffuser covering 100m delivers the same category of fragrance experience at a scale designed for Australian homes and apartments. For the full story on hotel scenting and how to bring that experience home, see the guide to making your Australian home smell like a luxury hotel.
How to choose a cold air diffuser in Australia
When choosing a cold air diffuser for an Australian home, five specifications determine real-world performance. Use these as your evaluation framework when comparing any model.
The single most important specification. Match the rated coverage to the room you intend to scent. For an open-plan Australian living area of 50 to 90m, a diffuser rated to 100m provides comfortable coverage from one unit.
A diffuser without programmable scheduling requires manual daily operation. Bluetooth app scheduling allows the diffuser to run automatically, making the experience genuinely effortless for daily household use.
Four levels provides the precision needed to adjust performance across different room sizes, seasons, and times of day. Three levels is a minimum. Fewer than three means limited ability to fine-tune for Australian conditions.
Wired is suited to a permanent placement near a power point. Wireless cordless is suited to central placement in open-plan spaces, outdoor entertaining areas, or when flexibility to move the device between rooms is needed.
A diffuser is only as useful as the oils available for it. A wide, well-formulated oil range allows the same device to create completely different fragrance atmospheres across different seasons, occasions, and rooms.
For Australia and New Zealand, look for RCM compliance on any electrical device. Both Aromawave home diffusers carry the RCM mark and come with a 12-month limited warranty plus Australian Consumer Law protections.
For a full Australian buying guide covering every specification in detail, see the complete cold air diffuser buying guide for Australia.
The Aromawave cold air scent diffuser range
Aromawave offers two cold air diffusers purpose-built for Australian homes, both covering up to 100m with identical cold air diffusion technology, Bluetooth app and remote control, four intensity levels, and aluminium alloy construction in four colours. The choice between them is wired versus cordless.
Wired. Cold air diffusion. 100m coverage. Bluetooth app and remote. 4 intensity levels. Aluminium alloy. 4 colours: Black, Red, Silver, Blue. Residue-free. Compatible with all 27 Aromawave fragrance oils. RCM compliant. 12-month warranty. 30-day returns. Free AU shipping on orders over $99.
Rechargeable cordless. Cold air diffusion. 100m coverage. Bluetooth app and remote. 4 intensity levels. Aluminium alloy. 4 colours: Black, Red, Silver, Blue. Residue-free. Compatible with all 27 Aromawave fragrance oils. RCM compliant. 12-month warranty. 30-day returns. Free AU shipping on orders over $99.
Both diffusers are available at the Aromawave scent diffuser collection with free tracked Australia Post delivery on orders over $99. ABN 70 681 300 363.
Frequently asked questions: cold air scent diffuser 101
What is a cold air scent diffuser?
A cold air scent diffuser is a device that uses pressurised air to atomise pure fragrance oil into an ultra-fine dry micro-mist and disperse it evenly across a room. No heat is applied and no water is used at any stage. The fragrance oil is dispersed in its pure, undiluted form. The technology is the same category used in five-star hotel lobbies and operates via a programmable Bluetooth app for automated daily scheduling.
What is the difference between a cold air diffuser and an ultrasonic diffuser?
A cold air diffuser uses pressurised air to atomise pure fragrance oil into a dry mist with no water and no heat, covering up to 100m from a single residential unit. An ultrasonic diffuser uses ultrasonic vibration to agitate a mixture of water and oil into a visible cool mist, covering 20 to 50m and adding some humidity to the air. Cold air diffusers are suited to open-plan Australian living areas and humid coastal climates. Ultrasonic diffusers suit smaller enclosed rooms and may be appropriate in drier climates where some added humidity is welcomed. For a full comparison, see the cold air vs ultrasonic diffuser guide for Australia.
What fragrance oil do you put in a cold air diffuser?
Cold air diffusers require pure, undiluted fragrance oil specifically formulated for cold air diffusion. Standard essential oils, water-based oils, or oils formulated for ultrasonic or reed diffusers are not suitable as they have different viscosity and composition. The Aromawave fragrance oil range of 27 oils is formulated exclusively for cold air diffusion and covers Hotel Inspired, Wellness Edition, and Perfume Inspired collections. All oils are formulated in accordance with IFRA guidelines, phthalate-free, paraben-free, and vegan. For a complete guide to choosing oils, see the fragrance oil guide for cold air diffusers in Australia.
How often do you clean a cold air diffuser?
At moderate daily use, cleaning the nebuliser nozzle with isopropyl alcohol every two to four weeks is generally sufficient to maintain consistent mist output. Cold air diffusers have no water reservoir and therefore require no daily refills, no weekly reservoir cleaning, and have no risk of mould or mineral scale build-up. Cleaning is particularly important when changing from one fragrance oil to another to prevent scent mixing. For full cleaning instructions, see the cold air diffuser maintenance guide.
How long does a cold air diffuser fragrance oil last?
At moderate intensity running 6 to 8 hours per day, a 20ml bottle lasts 1 to 3 weeks, a 50ml bottle lasts 3 to 5 weeks, a 120ml bottle lasts 8 to 12 weeks, and a 500ml bottle lasts 3 to 6 months. The 120ml bottle offers the most practical balance of cost and reorder frequency for everyday Australian household use. Using the Bluetooth scheduling function to run on intervals rather than continuously extends oil life significantly. For a full breakdown by bottle size and intensity setting, see the guide to how long fragrance oil lasts in a cold air diffuser.
Is a cold air diffuser safe around children and pets?
Cold air diffusers operate without heat and without open flame, and produce a dry micro-mist rather than a pressurised aerosol spray. All Aromawave fragrance oils are formulated in accordance with IFRA guidelines, phthalate-free, paraben-free, and vegan. Place the device and fragrance oil bottles out of reach of children and pets at all times. Run the diffuser in a well-ventilated room at the lowest intensity setting when children or pets are present. Provide a fragrance-free room for pets to access. For a full safety guide, see the guide to cold air diffuser safety for families, pets, and asthma in Australia.
How much does a cold air diffuser cost to run in Australia?
The device itself is a one-time purchase. The ongoing cost is the fragrance oil only. At moderate intensity running 6 to 8 hours per day, a 50ml bottle at $52.99 lasts 3 to 5 weeks, coming to approximately $0.80 to $1.20 per day. A 120ml bottle at $97.99 lasts 8 to 12 weeks, coming to approximately $0.50 to $0.80 per day. Both Aromawave home diffusers include a 12-month warranty and ship free via Australia Post tracked delivery on orders over $99.
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Ultra Pro Scent Diffuser $199 • Wireless Ultra Smart Scent Diffuser $249 • 100m coverage • Bluetooth app + remote
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