Types of Bakhoor Burners/ Pros & Cons/ My Favorite Bakhoor Burner

[@candyrain5892]

Thank you so much Amber for sharing this. I’m new into the world of incense burning and I’m loving it already 😍👌🏽

[@brian95240]

This helped tremendously! Once again, excellent information.

[@YaYa-ke1zr]

Thanks for this video! I went and bought the ‘universal’ electric one that you showed… it works WAY better than the electric burners that I was using because the temperature gets hotter, the temperature is better controlled over a wide range, and it even has a time off feature. The only thing that some people might not like about it is that it’s heavy but I like that because it’s not easily pulled off of a table by accident. I also use tea light candles and charcoal but use the electric one whenever I don’t have to walk the burner all over my house.

[@ElTucker]

Thanks for the tips, truly appreciate it. the self starting coconut charcoals are pretty good but I need an electric one.

[@Jinalda]

Thank you very much! Now i know i need the electric one for my resins.

[@jenniferlatifa1314]

Have you used any from Swiss Arabian? They sent me a bunch. I’m going to test them out soon!

[@Scentsibility]

Bought the big sample pack... loving it...

[@rayasalter9650]

This is very helpful! Would you share the name of your favorite bakhoor? All suggestions welcome, there are so many to choose from! Thank you.

[@Scentsibility]

I totally agree.. it can be very overwhelming... its been blind buying the whole way... I really enjoy Swiss Arabian sample pack ( get it when it's on sale)... also there's a company I purchased from off Amazon that has a variety packet ( both Swiss Arabian and the Amazon company have middle eastern scents). www.amazon.com/Dukhni-Bakhoor-Variety-Rainbow-Burner/dp/B0792ZKN5G/ref=mp_s_a_1_8?crid=3JOQR5HYKT56X&keywords=bakhoor&qid=1674082502&sprefix=bakh%2Caps%2C185&sr=8-8 shop.sa-usa.com/collections/oud-bakhoor-homes-luxurious-scent-arabia/products/45-variant-mamoul-and-muattar-incense-discovery-set If your wanting to customize a bakhoor scent check out my homemade Bakhoor video.

[@jessicawessica1412]

Wondering how you can clean the usb portable? Can you line it? Thank you!

[@Scentsibility]

It comes with a brush to clean it.... don't line it... it has a coil in it...

[@pri22v11]

You should try Ethiopian frankincense too! It’s not as popular as the Omani variety and is more woody and balsamic is scent. Both have light antidepressant and anxiolytic properties

[@Scentsibility]

Sounds great

[@beezwaxish]

By putting the aluminum foil around the plate does it warm the cubes faster?

[@Scentsibility]

No it's just for easy cleaning... toss and go

[@Zebul333]

I love incense I burn all kinds of incense(Indian,Tibetan,Japanese,resins,herbs and bakhoor). The compressed cubes, the wood chips are the ones I use the most. As far as bakhoor burners, I got 2 electric non regulated and one regulated which works best. I got traditional mabkharas wooden and metal ones. On those I use bamboo charcoal bricks they are not self lighting you have to hold them to open flame for a while; no chemical smell. That charcoal comes in small bars and you can break off a tile at a time. The only way to control the heat on those charcoals is aluminum foil, aluminum foil is your friend, get creative with it (I get the aluminum sheets from Amazon a box will last a while).And my favorite the tea light warmers; I have the brass adjustable one and the one you showed. The one you have can warm up anything but you need to get those small tin egg tart pans and use that instead of the copper plate they send with it. What it does it brings your bakhoor or resins closer to the flame or you can get the 6 hr tea lights they are taller that helps too. I use both the egg tart pans and the 6hr tea lights and the bakhoor wood chips will have a slow release for 45min-1hr it will smoke but very light smoke you can tell when they are done the wood chips will be all dried up.

[@Scentsibility]

Thanks for the tips. Very much appreciated. Going to have to get some of those tart pans.

[@Scentsibility]

For the ceramic tea light burner I stack my tea light on a empty one to get the flame closer to the top... works great

[@Zebul333]

@@Scentsibility yes, never thought of that one. It’s fun to experiment and try to get it just right.

[@Zebul333]

@@Scentsibility oh and I also have a parfum addiction. Got a good like 36 bottle collection most are EDP or parfums. I like Mancera and Parfums de marly those are the high end ones. Got many of other not so nitch brands more mainstream, and some Swiss Arabian scents.

[@Scentsibility]

@@Zebul333 sounds like you have a wide range collection. Something for each occasion. Love Parfums De Marly ❤️

[@angelawallace6317]

Hi Could you please clarify when you mention coconut coconut what charcoal? thanks

[@Scentsibility]

There's two types of charcoal. Black charcoal & Coconut Charcoal

[@angelawallace6317]

@@Scentsibility ty

[@fahmencomimi8375]

Can u give link where u bought the last burner

[@Scentsibility]

www.amazon.com/AM-Regulator-Electric-Incense-Burner/dp/B08LLBJB72/ref=cart_prsubs_1?pd_rd_w=IvYud&content-id=amzn1.sym.0ee8302d-fa89-4ac5-b160-f2b863bf8883&pf_rd_p=0ee8302d-fa89-4ac5-b160-f2b863bf8883&pf_rd_r=5NPWY5TRSBWKXSN85JC9&pd_rd_wg=zIcps&pd_rd_r=c36ea82d-45e1-49ac-98c7-57fe3614f233&pd_rd_i=B08M3ZWSXD&psc=1

[@sue3327]

Do you still recommend it? I read some reviews on Amazon and they seem pretty confusing! Some people recommend and others are not! Thank you so much

[@Scentsibility]

I have used bakhoor for years and love it. Are you asking about bakhoor or one of the burners???

[@sue3327]

@@Scentsibility I’m sorry I’m asking about the electric burner.

[@Scentsibility]

@@sue3327 I absolutely love the electric burner with the drawer

[@sue3327]

@@Scentsibility thank you! I’m a bokhoor lover too but I hate charcoal I feel it burns the bokhoor so fast as you said, that’s why I started searching for the electric but reading the reviews was not helpful, once I found your video I knew that you will be so helpful thank you again

[@Scentsibility]

@@sue3327 you will absolutely love an electric one... make sure it has a temp adjuster because every bakhoor warms differently.

[@magdalenawicher4964]

Can you give the address where off Switzerland have you bought your « rock candy » ?

[@Scentsibility]

It's not rock candy... it's crystallized bakhoor...

[@magdalenawicher4964]

Isn’t it what you called it in this video?

[@Scentsibility]

@magdalenawicher4964 I may have... lol... its been a while since I did this video.

[@Scentsibility]

Arabian Shopping Zone is where I buy the bakhoor that looks like rock candy...

[@TerryHavok-zl4xp]

Very strong more like a gum or resin

[@symuzahadev1422]

The right way to using charcoal method is; you should always remove the bakhoor off the charcoal after 10-15 mins of burning (at max), cuz after 10-15 mins, if not the essense/oils that you are burning, but rather, the wood/carrier of it. Another thing that can be used is charcoal (to minimize burning smell) is a specialized thin plexy glass made SPECIALLY for bakhoor burning. You can find them online in a lot of stores (amazon, temu, ebay etc.)

[@Scentsibility]

Mica plate...

[@TerryHavok-zl4xp]

She used Arabic incense. I smelled it.

[@mustang.]

50-100 usd for a 10 usd electric bakhoor burner ? also that third burner is why iw as checking your video. Burns bakhoor for less than 39 secs and you have to manually keep pressing the button again and again. Pointless.. that's the biggest con of it. It's the rage with all the women sharing it on social media and behind closed door suffering it's con.

[@Scentsibility]

What??? One is for a car... I surely wouldn't want it going consistently and catching on fire while I'm driving. Secondly you tell me where a 10 USD Burner is selling at. I'm here showing different burners not selling them. If you don't like the selling price then don't buy one from the companies. Lastly don't insinuate women are stupid or gullible. I am a very educated woman.