The whole secret of the Lampe Berger is encapsulated in the catalytic effect developed over 100 years ago by Maurice Berger, a pharmaceutical chemist. The catalytic burner captures and destroys the molecules that carry odors. The air is purified in a lower temperature zone at the center of the burner. The mixing of the air and the movement from convection due to the presence of hot points on the burner ensure that odors are destroyed and at least 68% of the bacteria are killed in a large volume of air. Lampe berger has set up an international Research Center for Catalytic Combustion on Ceramics (CR3C) in the town of Limges in France, world renown as a center of ceramic technologies for the nuclear and space industries. This research center is repeatedly testing and monitoring the "stone" for efficiency and safety to assure an efficient working process with the fuel.
Where other products just add perfume to unpleasant odors, the Lampe Berger actually purifies the atmosphere before perfuming it. Today, it is still the effectiveness and originality of this natural principle that ensures the success of the Lampe Berger in home and offices across the world. Lampe Berger is enjoyed by those who enjoy fragrance in their home, but benefits those with allergies and asthma. Lampe Berger formulates and tests each of its fragrances thoroughly. Four laboratories will test each fuel for the strick high standards set by Lampe Berger to make sure that each fuel is safe, efficient and beautifully fragrant. While other "knock-off" companies may release a new fragrance every couple of months, Lampe Berger takes 18 months just to formulate, test and approve a new fragrance. Developed in France over a century ago the Lampe Berger are as beautiful as they are functional. Chickadee’s carries a wide variety of styles of the 150 Lampe Berger models to choose from. Each is exquisitely crafted from glass, crystal, earthenware, and porcelain. Some are hand blown glass pressed into their beautiful shapes and some are hand crafted and hand painted, and screen painted.
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