Arabic Bakhoor
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The name Bakhoor refers to oriental incense. This can be used in our electric or non-electric tanks. Coal is used for this in many Arab and African countries.
We have a variety of scents for you to choose from. These are the most popular smells for the office, home or shop. Burning incense exudes invigorating inspirational nuances, perfect for reading evenings, receiving visitors or setting the ambience for your clients.
Sudanese & Jordanians also speak of the death of the virus in the air when burning incense.
Wooden bakhoor like to burn with a lid to regulate 
. They last a long time and when they're done you just notice that nothing comes anymore. Wet ground bakhoor such as the 30g from Karamat is best burned without a lid . Let it evaporate for a short time until the room fills up and then turn it off. The scent lingers in the room and spreads out instead of ending up with a burnt smell.
Some fillings can also be used twice.
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