How to clean backflow incense burners - the easiest & most effective way - Kin Objects

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If you’ve ever used a backflow incense burner (also known as incense waterfall, waterfall incense burner or incense fountain), you’ll notice that the incense cone leaves behind some oil residue after burning. In fact, we often get customers who contact us with questions about this residue: is this normal? Where does it come from? How do I clean the backflow incense residue? An unavoidable part of burning incense cones is the oil residue the cone leaves behind, whether it be standard incense cones or waterfall/backflow incense cones. In fact, I often test preliminary blends for our handmade incense collection by simply mixing plant powders together and shaping it into a loose cone for burning, and incense powder burnt in this way also leaves behind the same oily residue. So I want to make this point very clear: it’s absolutely not some
If you’ve ever used a backflow incense burner (also known as incense waterfall, waterfall incense burner or incense fountain), you’ll notice that the incense cone leaves behind some oil residue after burning. In fact, we often get customers who contact us with questions about this residue: is this normal? Where does it come from? How do I clean the backflow incense residue? An unavoidable part of burning incense cones is the oil residue the cone leaves behind, whether it be standard incense cones or waterfall/backflow incense cones. In fact, I often test preliminary blends for our handmade incense collection