This device combines the benefits of a night light, a sound machine, and an oil burner.

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When I first moved into my apartment, I became obsessed with multipurpose products: a bed frame with built-in storage, side tables with USB ports, air fryers with . . . basically every skill you can think of (frying, frying, reheating, etc.). Even after a year in my new home, I’m still stocking up on everyday essentials that combine the versatility of many products into one seamless item – for the sake of space and my budget. . The PS 3-in-1 Oil Diffuser ($30) is, perhaps, my most recent find.

The device may look like a traditional oil dispenser – and a sleek one at that – but the product also doubles as a sound system and night light. It magically combines all my nighttime essentials into one seamless device that fits perfectly on my nightstand, coffee table and office desk. First, I explain how to use this unique sleep product, as well as who the device is for.

What I Like About This PS Oil Tool

Naturally, I love that it’s three products rolled into one. The device is built like an old oil burner with adjustable steam settings, but it also has sound machine capabilities – with different noises – and works as a night light. For someone with a small nightstand and limited apartment space, this is very attractive. Instead of my space being cluttered with three separate products, I can rely on this integrated device to provide an aromatic experience with soothing sounds and a cool feeling feature.

I also appreciate how easy this product is to use. For the humidifier part, I plug the device into a standard wall outlet, fill the product’s central reservoir with water until it reaches the capacity limit, put the lid on, and push between three different settings to until I find one I like. . Immediately, the diffuser has a cool mist coming from the top. For an aroma-driven experience, I can put a few drops of my favorite essential oil in water before using the device – this will help fill my space with fragrance (no candles required ) and create a calm atmosphere. .

Finally, I like that the “diffuser” has many buttons in the middle of the device, which give me the ability to change the power, volume and brightness of the product; I can switch between all the settings easily and press each button a few times to switch between the different modes. This appliance is (probably?) the most efficient product in my house – second only to my favorite air fryer – and at less than $50, it’s refreshingly affordable, too.

What You Should Know

Unlike other diffusers, this product does not come with any essential oils – meaning you will need to purchase them separately. I already had some essential oils that I used with the lavender and eucalyptus pre-scented app, so I chose to use the ones with this machine. Another thing to be aware of is that because this product is so compact, it has less water retention compared to other products. I can run the diffuser for several days without refilling it, but if you want something with more water, I recommend buying another option.

Who Is PS Oil Diffuser Best For?

If you’re looking for a way to incorporate quiet, health-focused products into your home, this multi-functional kit is a great buy that includes three separate tools. It’s functional, it looks modern (so you don’t have to sacrifice style), and it’s compact enough to fit into even the smallest of spaces and apartments.

Additional Information

PS Oil Diffuser Available to Buy?

This product is available for purchase only at Walmart in the new PS sleep collection.

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Kyley Warren is an award-winning author, editor, and strategist with over four years of experience in the publishing industry. She currently works as an assistant editor at PS Shopping and is an expert on all things shopping and fashion. She previously worked with Entertainment Tonight as a business style writer, and her column has appeared in publications around the world.