The Insider’s Take on a Workhorse Diffuser Set for Private Labels and Hotels

If you’re shopping the home fragrance aisle from the supply side, you’ve likely bumped into the Wholesale Custom Glass Bottle Home Room Scent Fragrance Glass Bottle Reed Diffuser Set. I’ve handled dozens like it over the years; this one stands out for its customization depth, reasonable MOQs, and—importantly—predictable diffusion performance. The origin is transparent too: RM 702, Bldg A, Lingshi Comm. Bldg., NO.351 Xinhua Road, Shijiazhuang, Hebei, China. That matters more than people think.

Market pulse

Demand is shifting toward refillable, recyclable glass, cleaner scent chemistry, and private-label agility. Hospitality and real-estate staging keep asking for calm neutrals with subtle branding, while e‑commerce brands want bolder bottles and fast scent swaps. Actually, speed-to-shelf is the battlefield right now.

Key specifications (quick glance)

Model	LB11520
Volume options	≈50–350 ml (most common: 100/200 ml)
Bottle size	D6 cm × H20 cm (sample)
Materials	Soda‑lime glass bottle; rattan or polyester fiber reeds; fragrance liquid (DPG/DPM bases available); caps in wood/aluminum/plastic
Finishes	Clear, tinted, matte frosting, silk‑screen, hot stamp, label wrap, emboss (on request)
Branding	Customized logo (≥500 sets); custom packaging/graphic (≥3000 sets)
Certs & docs	MSDS provided; IFRA/REACH alignment typically available via supplier fragrances
MOQ & supply	MOQ 100 pcs; ≈10,000 pcs/month capacity; Xingang port
Commercials	FOB from ≈US$0.5/pc (varies by spec); Terms: L/C, D/A, D/P, T/T; Samples D6×H20 cm at ≈US$3/set

Manufacturing and QC flow (what actually happens)

Glass melting → bottle forming → annealing → surface treatment (frosting/print) → bottle wash/dry → fragrance compounding (solvent + fragrance oil) → fill by volume → insert stopper/cap → bundle reeds → pack with dividers.

Testing: appearance and capacity check; leakage test (24–48 h at 25 ±2°C); diffusion rate check (≈0.3–0.8 g/day for 100 ml, real‑world may vary); transport simulation per ASTM D5276 drop test; SDS/MSDS for liquids; fragrance compliance per IFRA guidelines and REACH documentation from oil house.

Typical service life: 100 ml lasts ≈6–10 weeks in a 15–20 m² room (temperature, airflow, and reed count change everything—customers love to experiment).

Applications I see most

• Hotels and serviced apartments (turn-down gifts)
• Retail private labels and subscription boxes
• Developer show flats and real-estate staging
• Spa/wellness, corporate gifting, event merch

Vendor comparison (field notes)

Criteria	Litbright (this set)	Generic trading house	Boutique atelier
MOQ	Low (100–500)	Variable	Very low but pricey
Customization speed	Fast for print/finish	Inconsistent	Slow, artisan-led
Unit cost	Competitive	Low–mid	High
QC/Docs	MSDS; test reports available	Basic	Excellent but limited scale
Lead time	≈20–35 days	Uncertain	≈30–60 days

Real-world performance and feedback

Many customers say five fiber reeds hit a sweet spot for moderate rooms; rattan looks rustic but diffuses a bit slower. One boutique hotel group reported 8–9 weeks from a 120 ml fill—AC on, doors opening all day—so not bad. To be honest, the cap fit and bottle neck tolerances are what prevent leaks in transit, and here they’re solid.

Customization playbook

Wholesale Custom Glass Bottle Home Room Scent Fragrance Glass Bottle Reed Diffuser Set supports PMS bottle tints, frosted matte, screen print up to 3 colors, wood or anodized caps, and fully custom boxes for runs ≥3000. Fragrances can follow IFRA categories; ask for allergen statements and CLP labels for EU. Shipping by ocean, land, or air; port of exit: Xingang, China.

Use tips (reduce returns)

• Start with 3–5 reeds; add more for large rooms.
• Flip reeds weekly; avoid placing near vents for less evaporation.
• Comply with local labeling (CLP/GHS) and keep away from heat/flames.

In short, the Wholesale Custom Glass Bottle Home Room Scent Fragrance Glass Bottle Reed Diffuser Set is a practical canvas for brand builders—affordable, customizable, and backed by the basic paperwork buyers actually need.

Authoritative references

1. IFRA Standards and Guidance: https://ifrafragrance.org/
2. REACH Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006: https://echa.europa.eu/regulations/reach
3. ASTM D5276 – Drop Test for Loaded Containers: https://www.astm.org/d5276
4. ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems overview: https://www.iso.org/iso-9001-quality-management.html