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People burn incense sticks for many reasons - for relaxation, for religious purposes or simply because they like the smell of incense. It is important to know how to use them correctly.

 

Think about the purchase of aromatic core sticks. Such incense sticks consist of a thin wooden rod (usually bamboo), covered (with the exception of 2-3 centimetres from below) with an aromatic substance. Aromatic substance can be both smooth and smooth, and granular in appearance. The aroma obtained during combustion, usually quite intense, consists of the smell of the most aromatic substance and the burning wooden core.

 

Think of buying solid aromatic sticks. Such sticks consist entirely of an aromatic substance and do not contain a core. They have a softer flavor, so they are good for use in small rooms, such as a bedroom or an office. Since these sticks do not have a core, their aroma is homogeneous, without the admixture of the smell of burning wood.

 

Find a suitable stand for the sticks. Such supports, also called censers, have many different shapes and sizes. The type of stand will depend on which sticks you use, with or without a core. You can buy a censer suitable for the sticks you use, or make it yourself from improvised means.

• Incense sticks manufacturers in India most of the biggest market of manufacturing incense sticks, you can use a stand in the form of a "boat", having an oblong shape with a tiny hole at one end made of wood, metal or ceramics. Usually in the middle of this boat a groove is laid, intended for collecting ash falling from a burning stick.
• If you are going to burn sticks without a core, do not use a wooden stand. Solid sticks are burned to the very end, so the censer should be made of non-flammable material. You can simply fill a bowl or cup with a grain, rice, salt or sand and stick a stick there. When buying a censer, choose one that is made of ceramic or stone.
• Think about buying a figured censer. Such censers are very diverse: they can be made in the form of an elephant, a lotus flower, a leaf, a cup and so on. As a rule, figured censers are made of ceramics (which makes them suitable for both types of aromatic sticks, with and without core), and they have a small hole from the top.

Think about making a censer yourself. You can independently make a stand for sticks from clay, or use a cup, pouring into it something friable and incombustible. Here are a few options:

• Blind the figurative censer from the clay. Take a lump of natural self-hardening clay for modeling and roll it into a flat sheet. After that, cut out the necessary shape from it, using a knife for ornamental work or for a dough. You can leave the cut shape flat, or bend its edges, giving it the shape of a vase. Take an aromatic stick and stick it into the clay, making a depression in it. Remove the wand and wait for the clay to harden before using it as a stand.
• Make the censer from a bowl or cup. Take a vessel large enough to contain ashes, crumbling from a burning aromatic stick. Fill it with grain, rice, salt or sand.

Choose a place suitable for burning incense sticks. As this produces a fairly large amount of smoke, you will need a well-ventilated room. However, you should keep the burning incense sticks away from windows and doors, where there is a rather strong draft. Make sure that there are no flammable objects in the vicinity of the censer, such as curtains and curtains.

 

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