Backflow Incense Cones

Backflow incense cones are specially designed to produce denser smoke that flows downward when used with compatible burners. Unlike regular cones, they have a hollow center at the base, which channels the smoke downwards, creating a cascading effect.

To use, hold the cone by the base and light the tip until it glows red. Allow the flame to die down, leaving the tip smoldering. Place it on the burner’s designated spot, and the smoke will begin flowing downward after a few seconds.

Yes, backflow cones can be used with regular burners; however, the cascading smoke effect will not be achieved without a backflow burner designed to direct the smoke downward.

Yes, backflow cones can be used with regular burners; however, the cascading smoke effect will not be achieved without a backflow burner designed to direct the smoke downward.

A typical backflow incense cone burns for about 10–15 minutes, although this can vary by size and ingredients. Be sure to use a heat-resistant surface and allow proper ventilation for the best experience.