Collection: Incense Backflow Burners

To use a backflow incense burner, place it on a heat-resistant surface in a draft-free area. Light the tip of a backflow incense cone, allowing it to burn for a few seconds before gently blowing out the flame. Position the cone on the designated holder, ensuring the hole at the base aligns with the burner’s opening. As the cone smolders, it releases a mesmerising cascade of scented smoke, flowing downward like a waterfall. Enjoy the calming ambiance and aromatic experience, perfect for relaxation, meditation, or creating a tranquil atmosphere.

Yes, backflow incense burners require special backflow incense cones designed with a hollow tunnel at the base. This unique design allows the smoke to flow downward, creating the mesmerizing waterfall effect. Regular incense cones won’t produce the same cascading smoke effect.

To light a backflow incense cone, hold it at the tip and use a lighter or match to ignite it. Let it burn for about 10–15 seconds, then gently blow out the flame, leaving the cone to smolder. Place it on the burner, ensuring the hole at the base aligns with the burner’s opening, and watch as the scented smoke flows down beautifully.

Yes, regular cleaning is recommended to prevent residue buildup from the incense smoke. Simply wipe the burner with a dry or slightly damp cloth after each use. For deeper cleaning, use mild soap and warm water, ensuring it’s completely dry before using it again.

If the smoke is rising instead of flowing downward, check that you’re using a proper backflow incense cone and that the hole at the bottom is clear. Also, ensure the burner is in a still, draft-free area, as air movement can disrupt the downward smoke effect.