Citronella Incense Sticks - 120 Count Review

No complaints. Ordered them for the second time. I use them differently. We had a spider infestation last year so this year I put incense sticks behind our baseboards after we replaced the floor. It may not help, but I don't think it will. I'll find out late summer/early fall. In any case, it has no influence on my rating, since I do not use it correctly.

If you are looking for something inexpensive to keep mosquitoes away then this is what you need! I tried many products and was about to give up. I got it today and I love sitting outside at night but the mosquitoes are terrible. I've been outside with a lit one for 30 minutes so far and it's night time now the porch lights aren't biting and not many are flying around me it scares them. I'm so happy I will definitely be ordering more and this smells amazing 😍 😍😍

Love it. I will not be without her. I plant them in a sand flower pot on my patio and they help repel mosquitoes. I also took them to Barbados and used them on our patio. Went like clockwork. I'm also flying to California this month and lighting them up on the Airbnb patio. They smell like incense citronella, so if you don't like citronella this isn't for you, but the smell isn't overpowering. Small fee for mosquito repellent. I highly recommend.

This is a mixed review. They're really small and take about 30 minutes per stick. If you are surrounded by smoke then yes they seem to have reduced the number of mosquitoes that landed on me. If you are not near the smoke, they have no effect. After a while you will reach smoke and an odor (not unpleasant). And some people are more sensitive to smells. I don't think I would bury her again. You are too small. I could look for bigger ones at the big dollar store, but then again, you have to deal…

This thing works - I filled two empty beer bottles about half full with sand and stuck them in each of these incense sticks. They sit on my outdoor dining table and really repel bugs. Not really flies, but I have fly bags. It's a very strong odor, with a change of wind you can get it right in your face - not pleasant but still preferable to being stung by nasty little bugs and being itchy for the next week. You can get chopsticks with a good price-performance ratio. I wish I had known that…

They seem to be working. I didn't expect them to get rid of the mosquitoes completely and they don't. But they definitely help a lot. Before I had these, I would constantly smack these pests away from me. Now there are very, very few. And you will receive a lot of these little sticks in your order. So I light 3 at a time and plant them on the porch plants. If you know anything about incense, you know what moisture and moisture can do to it. They are packaged very well to deal with this…

This is a great citronella incense, especially for the price and there's a lot here. The sticks are slightly irregular in shape, but frequent incense users will find that this is common to all handmade imported incense sticks. Some reviews complained that they go out in the wind. Well - you burn incense sticks. they burn. with fire. the wind blows out small flames. Keep incense sticks out of direct wind if you want it to keep burning. Common sense, right? I just stuck it in the ground in a spot

In early summer I bought various combustible insect repellents (coils, large sandalwood incense sticks, etc.). I wanted to try different ones and see what I like best. It was a winner! Here are the pros and cons: Pros: 1) It worked like any other to keep biting critters away from me. They actually all seemed to work pretty well. I would feel itchy from the constant bites and then remember to take it easy. The bites stopped immediately! 2) Less clutter! Any of these burning repellents will shed…