This “That Sensibility” High Quality Cast Iron Incense Burner comes with two free backflow cones.
Our incense burner can be used for a number of burning requirements here are a few of the most common…
Burning incense sticks, Backflow cones, charcoal discs and also incense resins like frankincense, copal or myrrh. You can also fill it with ash and use it as a burner for incense sticks.
Here’s a look at some of the important information…
Product Information
EAN: 5060888050004
Main Material: Cast Iron, Resin, Metal
Size: 7.5cms tall x 8cms wide (approx)
Color: Black
Weight: 350G
Package Dimensions: 10 x 9.5 x 5.8 cm
About This Item
- This Burner is a Cast Iron Resin Burner that measures Approximately measures 7.5cm high and 8cm wide
- It can also be used for charcoal discs as well as incense burning
- The lid for this product can be left on or off, which ever suits your needs best. Be sure to place the burner on a surface that can with stand heat as it can get hot when burning. A suitable heat proof surface is advised
- That Sensibility Choose the very best products to bring to customer and this cast irons incense Burners is no exception.
- A lot of care and pride has gone into sourcing this product to bring it to our loyal customers looking for a quick efficient and straightforward way to burn incense.
- We also like to know what you think, so be sure to leave us feedback so we can better serve you in the future…
Description
- We have provided you with two free backflow cones to get you started with your cast iron burner
- This Incense and Resin burner is a solid high quality cast iron bowl. It can also be used with charcoal discs which will act as a buffer between the heat and your favourite incense.
Your Questions Answered…
1. How Do I light A Backflow cone?
You first need to light the tip of the incense cone, then let the top of the cone glow hot for about the 4 to 8 seconds. After this happens blow out the flame. The fragrance will then begin to release from the back.
Interested in this product? Contact us at: help “at” thatsensibility.co.uk, exchange “at” with “@”, we look forward to hearing from you.