Incense - Lemmy
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A place to discuss incense of all kinds, from joss sticks to bakhoor. ## Links — ### Compilations * A collection of incense tutorials, writing, & resources [https://nathanupchurch.com/incense/] ### Incense Reviews * Incense in the Wind [https://incenseinthewind.blogspot.com/] * Olfactory Rescue Service [https://olfactoryrescueservice.wordpress.com/] * Ratnagandh [https://ratnagandh.wordpress.com/] * Rauchfahne [https://blog.rauchfahne.de/en/] ### Incense Writing * Apothecary’s Garden Blog [https://apothecarysgarden.com/blogs/blog] * Dr. Incense [https://dr-incense.com/blogs/dr-incense-blog] * Incense Apprentice [https://incenseapprentice.substack.com/] * Justine the Incenseur [https://justinetheincenseur.substack.com/] * Kikoh Incense Blog [https://kikohincense.com/blogs/news] * KyaraZen [https://www.kyarazen.com/] * Nathan Upchurch [https://nathanupchurch.com/tags/incense/]

Not exactly a new community, but it’s niche, so I thought it might be a good idea to let people know about it!

Incense

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A place for incense enthusiasts to discuss all kinds of incense, from sticks to bakhoor and nerikoh: reviews, incense-making, and more.

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  • NathanUp@lemmy.mlOPEnglish
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    1 month ago

    Yea, you can absolutely use a wax heater. There are also heaters specifically for incense (they can usually achieve higher temperatures for heating woods), and tealight heaters. I also use an MHP30 mini circuit board heater. The traditional way is to use charcoal, but it’s a pain and a bit difficult to get the temperature right.

    And you’re right, the heated varieties don’t usually seem to have much junk in them, especially as they aren’t a very popular category in the west.