One time I left a cinnamon spice candle lit, woke up the next morning and vomited from the sickening smell. Guess it was overindulgence.

引用自 Alice Liddell：

One time I left a cinnamon spice candle lit, woke up the next morning and vomited from the sickening smell. Guess it was overindulgence.

lol dang, really? u sure it wasn't from all the booze the night before lololol

If I wanna eat the air, I'll just put a pan of bacon in the oven.

Then I'll eat the bacon.

引用自 Masque：

If I wanna eat the air, I'll just put a pan of bacon in the oven.

Then I'll eat the bacon. :amadeus_happy:

speak'n of bacon, I actually just finished eating 3 slices of bacon soaked in ghee butter and beef tallow! yummy juicy stuff!

grounded cinnamon, oak wood, nutmeg and vanilla extract. Thank me later.

Growing some Legionnaires for yourself there?

Adding sugars long term might not be such a good idea.

In fact, your water should be as solid free as possible. It should be both softened and reverse osmosised.

引用自 Apollo702：

Adding sugars long term might not be such a good idea.

In fact, your water should be as solid free as possible. It should be both softened and reverse osmosised.

The water is RO UV-sterilized, and the natural extracts are "sugar free" (only glycerin, acting as a humectant).

引用自 Hathaway：

Growing some Legionnaires for yourself there?

lol, hopefully not..
I do thoroughly clean out the humidifiers about every 2 to 3 uses.
I haven't noticed any nasty stuff so far.

I heard that adding a little bit of xylitol to a humidifier solution can inhibit bacterial growth, idk if it works in humidifiers, but xylitol is known to kill bad breath, prevent gum disease, and will kill dogs So don't use xylitol near dogs! I don't have dogs so it should be alright.

I find the scents of cinnamon and orange among the most pleasant. I'm also fond of herbal and neutral fragrances, such as green tea and aloe. However, I dislike scents that are cloying, overly sweet, or harsh. For example, there's one here that smells like burnt strawberries to me, and it's a scent that can easily make me feel ill.

引用自 Cinnamoon_dragon：

I find the scents of cinnamon and orange among the most pleasant. I'm also fond of herbal and neutral fragrances, such as green tea and aloe. However, I dislike scents that are cloying, overly sweet, or harsh. For example, there's one here that smells like burnt strawberries to me, and it's a scent that can easily make me feel ill.

Ya, I like cinnamon with orange too.
I add a little Ceylon cinnamon to an orange flavored green tea mix + a little bit of raw honey.
It's a nice mix, tastes really good!