You walk past shops offering an eclectic mix of goods - polished displays of perfume bottles, shelves stacked with tools and electronics. The air carries a strange, familiar scent, a blend of fragrances and metals that feels rooted in the walls themselves. It stirs memories of earlier days, when the names above the doors were different, the aroma lingering like a trace of something lost but never forgotten. Scent notes: Provisions, Tools & Ozone Diffuser Safety Keep diffusers away from children and pets Do not ingest fragrance oil. Contact your physician or poison control immediately if accidental ingestion occurs. Place diffusers on a stable, flat surface. Never place a diffuser directly on a finished surface or allow the fragrance oil to come in contact with a finished surface; the oils can and will cause permanent damage to many finished surfaces, fabrics or materials. Use a plate, a coaster and handle with extreme care. Never light the ends of diffuser reed with fire. Keep diffusers away from open flames and heat. All reed diffusers include 8 reed sticks.