🔥 GUVVEAZ Alloy Incense Holder Burner with Ash Catcher Tray Bowl – Stick/Cone/Coil Incense, Incense Stick Holder, Fireproof Cotton Gift Review

Bought specifically for tenons. The cones are too high. You must let them burn a quarter before they can be placed in the holder.

This was very well made and very pretty but I had to return it because it was too small for the PIC mosquito coil. My fault for not looking carefully, the measurements are in CM not INCHES. But it looks like it will work for something smaller.

Love the craftsmanship and that it's made out of metal so it's heavy for its size - unfortunately I can't burn a capped cone in it so I have this one and a Bought another because the one I had had for a while was short. For that 4 instead of 5 stars.

I was looking for something small to complete my dresser. That works great. I use sticks which are a little awkward and I have to fiddle around a bit to make them stand up straight until I find a cone I like. Surprisingly, it captures a decent amount of dust. But I'm happy with the cleaning. I will put double sided tape on the bottom of the holder to make it sturdier. But other than that, I love this little guy.

I use it to burn sandalwood incense sticks. Looks good, durable and beautiful. I removed the gasket from the bottom as the heat could burn a hole in it. I put it in a well-ventilated place so the smoke comes out. I ended up throwing the ashes away, picking them up with water and lightly wiping the bottom and top. Don't burn too much at once or the smoke will stick with him. Edit: To do a full cleaning, I use an old toothbrush with soap to clean the inside of the top (because every time the…

Two stars because it is very beautiful. However, he is very bad at his job. The small incense stick hole is so shallow that none of my incense sticks can stay upright (and I have many, many incense sticks of different thicknesses and lengths). I wanted to send it back but forgot to leave it in the mail. I now use it as a box for small trinkets as it is lined inside with a cloth like material and I am very hesitant to use incense sticks in it due to the risk of fire/melting (and if it doesn't…

This is a really nice little incense holder, but the sticks don't stand up straight in the bowl or on the little decorative holder on the side. The ash will always end up on the outside of the bowl, or pool at the top if you've placed a lid with a lit incense stick in a small accessory holder. I've tried putting a lid on the bowl and putting the stick through the top hoping it will fit properly, but they just flap around and unfortunately leave ash everywhere. Also place a small incense holder…