🕉️ TrendBox 10pcs Handmade Wooden Incense Stick Holder: Natural Design Ash Catcher for a Buddhist Experience Review

I liked how many I bought and how well made they are. I use incense in multiple rooms on a daily basis and am tired of paying huge bucks for trash cans here and there. I thought why not buy in bulk. Ooooh glad I did. Love it.

I mean for 5 incense it's a good deal. Is there something special about them? Absolutely not. I don't like the color but the incense sticks glide up and down easily and keep my surfaces clean so I can't complain.

I really like her. They are simple and functional. Great price for a wholesale offer. I wish they were sanded smoother. I don't think they're a pain in the ass, but they're kind of "unfinished" rough. They have been colored. All holes went well. you are doing great work

Decorated for friends' birthday. Easy to paint. Some of the holes could have been drilled at a higher angle but I am still very happy with my order. They're not particularly difficult. These are the ones you get at the liquor store, $1 each. They have longer ones, but these are shorter.

They come to me completely damaged. The outer packaging looked a bit damaged so I was expecting it to have some wear and tear. When I got to the smaller inner box that actually contained the incense holders, it was torn at the bottom by broken wood. Each of them was damaged, 4 out of 5 were completely broken and unusable. It's not clear if this was due to the shipping process, but I can't use either.

These incense holders are short and flimsy. When touched, they resemble cork or popsicle sticks. I wasn't impressed, but I wasn't mad at the price either. I help out at a creative art space and had a Paint Your Own Incense Holder night. They were easy to paint and decorate, but how functional? They are generally not good incense holders. Some had no holes, others had almost no holes, and some had poorly spaced holes. They are best suited for a project that does not involve the use of real…

These incense burners are lightweight. A few holes for the stick are not drilled to the end. If you want simplicity but something to get the job done, this is for you. If you're aiming for aesthetics, go ahead because these are really easy. Since I only use them for smoking and don't worry about the wow effect, I like them very much. My only issue is that the wildberry incense I bought is way too long. Next time I'll have to order shorter sticks or just cut off part of the stick so it can lay…

It's a waste of money, even for the price. They are incompatible with both the location of the stem hole and the angle of the bend you are inserting the stem into. The only consistent thing is that they are all too short. The only way to collect all the ash is to break off the stick almost completely and stick a stick in until the burning part rests on the burner. Again, this depends on the curvature of that individual burner. It looks like the manufacturer is betting that the price is too low…