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How to use backflow incense cones
Backflow cones have a hollow centre so their smoke flows downwards over a special burner, like a little waterfall.
Step by step
- Step 1. Set the burner on a flat, heatproof surface away from draughts.
- Step 2. Light the cone tip, let it flame for a few seconds and blow it out.
- Step 3. Place it on top of the burner, over the hole.
- Step 4. Watch the smoke flow down after a minute or two.
- Step 5. Clean residue from the burner between uses.
Looking after it
- Keep cones dry.
- Wipe the burner with a damp cloth once cool.
Safety
- Never leave unattended.
- Ventilate the room.
- The burner gets hot; let it cool before touching.
A note on beliefs
Where we mention traditional uses or meanings, we describe what people believe and practise. These products aren't medical devices and we make no health claims.
Questions answered
How do I use backflow incense cones?
Set the burner on a flat, heatproof surface away from draughts. Light the cone tip, let it flame for a few seconds and blow it out. Place it on top of the burner, over the hole. Watch the smoke flow down after a minute or two. Clean residue from the burner between uses.
Is backflow incense cones safe?
Never leave unattended. Ventilate the room. The burner gets hot; let it cool before touching.
How do I clean backflow incense cones?
Keep cones dry. Wipe the burner with a damp cloth once cool. Store it somewhere dry and dust-free between uses. See the backflow incense cones guide for full steps. UK delivery is £3.95, or free on orders over £40. Where we mention traditional uses, we describe beliefs rather than health claims.
Is it safe to use backflow incense cones?
Yes, used sensibly, it is safe. Never leave unattended. Ventilate the room. The burner gets hot; let it cool before touching. Read the full guide. Keep anything that burns, breaks or has small parts out of reach of young children and pets.
Key facts (summary)
- Backflow cones have a hollow centre so their smoke flows downwards over a special burner, like a little waterfall.
- Set the burner on a flat, heatproof surface away from draughts.
- Never leave unattended.
- Keep cones dry.
- Yes, used sensibly, it is safe.
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