Review on 🌲 Cedarwood Bliss with Morning Star: 200 Exquisite Sticks for an enchanting morning experience by Lori Taylor

This is a great incense stick! I prefer these Koh incense sticks to the ones with a bamboo stick in the middle. Ko incense is made differently; See how it is on the company's website. It's brittle and brittle, but that's manufacturing related, not a manufacturing defect. Broken sticks can still be burned. I burn chopsticks full-length on a stovetop burner in an ashtray or other small bowl or saucer. Then when the ash has gathered I break the pieces into 2 or 3 pieces, light 2 or 3 pieces depending on how strong I want the smell to be, then I put the lit sticks (after blowing out the flame ) on the heaps of ashes burn them. all the way down (if using a tile holder, leave the tip where it will be held in the burner) and add to the ash pile. or pieces) on fine gravel or sand in an ashtray, small shallow dish or plate. again if I want a shorter one) then I burn 2-3 at a time in an ashtray to freshen the air of bathroom odors. I also burn this incense in my room when I want to enjoy its scent. Be careful not to burn yourself under or near the smoke detector! Other flavors from Nippon Kodo and Morningstar are good too. They help to understand the product first so that it can be used and enjoyed properly. The customer should not expect the product to work or not work as intended. I hope this information helps others to use and enjoy this very beautiful and versatile (alternative to burning cuts etc.) incense! Edged or beveled edge tweezers.