Backflow incense cones Super Hit Nag Champa by Satya

Explanation and use of backflow incense cones:

1. The incense cone is placed in a backflow incense cone holder.
2. The tip of the incense cone is lit until it catches fire.
3. Blow out the burning incense cone and let it smolder.
4. At the bottom of the incense cone, there is an air hole and air channel, which then ensures that the incense smoke is drawn downwards.
5. The burning of these backflow incense cones only works in a backflow incense cone holder. The smoke is channeled further downwards through a passage in the incense holder.
6. The smoke backflow begins after 4-10 minutes once there are sufficient embers and smoke development.
7. The smoke falling into the incense holder resembles a "waterfall," not of water, but of smoke!
8. Cleaning: After the incense cone has burnt down, the passage opening in the backflow incense holder should be cleaned of any ash residue. If the passage opening in the incense holder is clogged, the backflow effect will not work.

The effect is very mystical and relaxing, calms the soul, and increases human well-being.

• Do not leave smoldering incense unattended, and generally keep away from children and pets.
• Store your incense out of the reach of children and animals.
• Incense holders can become very hot and must therefore be placed on a non-flammable surface.
• Ensure that the incense holder is standing securely with the incense stick/incense cone/fragrance oil and cannot tip over.
• Please ensure that falling embers land on a non-flammable, fireproof surface.
• Incense vessels can become very hot, so use protective gloves if necessary. There is a risk of fire.
• Our incense is intended exclusively for burning; it is not suitable for consumption and is not a medicinal or pharmaceutical product.
• The effect of the various types is neither medically or scientifically proven nor intended.
• Product information indicating potential effects refers solely to traditionally passed-down statements.