I’m not exactly sure how this works (it’s burned sticks, not incense). I have a suspicion that it works by using the heat of the fire to vaporize the contents of the stick. Burning the stick will also destroy the aroma.
I like the idea of using fire to destroy the aroma, but I’m not sure it is a good idea to burn the sticks. I think it will be more of a fire hazard and I don’t want to risk the sticks exploding.
I think I’ve tried to burn incense sticks but I’ve put a fire in the ground and it burns up my fingers. I dont know if the incense sticks are still hot. I’m thinking maybe they have a better chance of burning by the heat of the fire.
Burning incense sticks is one of those things that if you do it wrong, it can definitely be the worst thing you do. A really good way to burn the sticks is to put them in a fire. If you do this when they are still hot, the sticks will not burn very quickly. If you do this when they are still cool, on the other hand, it will take a lot longer to melt.
This is the real trick to burning incense sticks, though. I would recommend doing it when they are hot. Then you can just dunk them in a pot of boiling water to get them to burn slower.
A fire is a great way to get them to burn faster, but it does make them a little trickier to use. If you burn the sticks too hot and they start to sputter and pop, then you have to start a fire right away. When the sticks are cool enough to dunk in a pot of water, you can dunk them right in the water for a few seconds, then dunk them again and again until they’re completely dry to do it.
The only fire I have that seems to be a good idea, though, is a pretty good one at least. The sticks are pretty easy to do, and the water is hot enough for most people to dunk them into.
I don’t know how many people actually have fire, but the ones I’ve encountered have been pretty easy to do. A lot of places I’ve been have a few incense sticks around, but usually only if there is a fire going, so you can easily burn them without any risk of them burning your house.
Ive been lucky that Ive never had to burn a stick, but I do know a few people who have had to burn a stick (or more) and have been pretty impressed with the results. I know people who have had to do it in the desert and it has been a very bad idea. I know people who have burned a stick in a house and had flames leaping out from the walls and in the ceiling. I know people who have used it in a car.
There are some incense sticks that are very effective at burning. If you burn a stick that burns and then use that as a torch, it works better than a stick that you hold in your hand and start to burn. And it’s pretty easy to burn a stick if you have one handy. I know people who have had to set a lit stick on fire.