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Reply To: What happened?

10/06/2024 at 6:47 AM

LBJ10

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That’s a good idea Bam! And you actually reminded me of something. Do they still make those potpourri crock pots? They were meant to melt wax potpourri. Anyway, I had one many years ago that had a decent sized bowl (i.e. it was shaped like a mini crock pot). I was able to add water and dried potpourri to it. The warmer heated it up enough to help give off more fragrance than potpourri normally would. So depending on how strong of a scent would be needed to have a calming effect, maybe something like that could be tried with herbs too.