♥Home Decoration♥ Placed in the entrance, living room, study, tea house, club, and other places. It has a unique charm with the modern Chinese style and conveys a spiritual mood.
♥Why does incense smoke flow backwards? ♥ Backflow incense is a type of ornamental incense that contains natural oil, which makes the smoke slightly denser than air. In a windless environment, it flows slowly downward, creating a cloud-like backflow effect.
♥Tips♥ 1.Backflow incense is a type of ornamental incense that is rich in natural oil, making the smoke slightly denser than air, which flows slowly downward in a windless environment. It generally burns for about 10 minutes. 2.Backflow incense is characterized by its large smoke output. A large amount of smoke means there is a smoke smell, and getting too close may cause nose irritation. The fragrance will not overpower the smoke smell, unless chemical fragrances are added. 3.The fragrance of backflow incense is secondary. The main feature is its ornamental design, and it won't be very fragrant (please distinguish it from perfume). The fragrance material used in natural incense is derived from plants, and burning it may produce a smoky or woody scent, which is a normal phenomenon. 4.After burning, there may be oil residue on the incense holder (line incense and coil incense may also have oil residue). If you feel there is too much oil, you can use a soft cloth with dishwashing detergent or kitchen degreaser to clean the incense burner. Some incense enthusiasts don't clean it very often because the oil can help to season the burner. 5.After several uses, if the smoke does not flow downward anymore, it may be due to the oil residue blocking the smoke hole or the smoke channel being blocked. Cleaning the smoke hole should fix the problem.
♥Friendly Reminder♥ Black spots, pinholes, and glaze color differences are normal craftsmanship phenomena and do not affect the viewing and use.
