These incense pieces brought the real wood fire smell back into our home, after we had to change out the old wood burning fireplace for a gas one. I hold a flame to the end for about 20 seconds, leave th incense aflame until the end is nice and red, a...  Read More

Ever scent they produce is wonderful and calming. It smells like you're sitting next to a campfire in the southwest. The cedar is probably the best, smelling exactly like cedar kindling burning.

Love the pinon scent but was getting a little tired of it. This brand is my favorite. That is what inspired me to reorder.

The included ceramic holder has a round gap that doesn't quite fit the end of the brick, so that's irksome, but not a big deal. This makes a great gift, especially if you add one of those little ceramic burners in a fun shape.

These are compressed sawdust of various types. To light them, just hold the top over a tea-candle with some small tongs. The scent lingers for a long time, just like palo santo.

The cone has a rather square bottom and the holder has a round hole not sized accordingly to hold the cone. The incense itself all smells the same and has no distinguishable scent, one from another type. Usually incense or bricks of this sort have a v...  Read More

They all smell exactly like plywood sawdust. It's slightly * but also slightly chemically, it smells like the plywood aisle of a big box hardware store" "this pungent acrid smell just hangs in the air.