Ceramic incense bowl is an aesthetic and holistic healing technique practiced for thousands of years. If you’re a fan of incense burners, I am sure you have at least one incense burner made of ceramic. Right? Today we will find out all the ways to clean your ceramic incense burner to make it look like new. Let’s find out right away!
What is a ceramic incense burner?
Made from wet clay treated under high-temperature fire, ceramic is a durable material used for making jewelry to utensils and incense burners. As it is made in fire, you can burn incense in a ceramic incense burner without damaging it.
How to Clean Your Ceramic Incense Burner?
A ceramic incense burner is used every and in my home, it’s used like three-four times per day.
The first time I got an incense burner, it was from a relative who went to Tibet. I was enthralled because it was a backflow incense burner. The wonder of the burner was stunning. It was in the shape of a duck and before the incense was lit, the duck looked lonely. The moment Cary auntie lit the incense, the space around the duck filled with white smoke. Whenever I used to cry, my mom used to send me to watch the duck in this incense burner.
It is a calming therapy that filled my imagination while making me feel ecstatic. But, it took me decades to realize cleaning the incense burner was not as easy. After years of experiments, I have found a set of steps helpful to clean your ceramic incense burner quickly.
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What do you need to clean your ceramic incense burner?
- Tweezer
- Cotton Ball
- Sieve
- Bowl
- Soft Bristle brush
- Warm water
- Dishwashing Liquid/ Nail polish Remover
What are the Steps to Clean your Ceramic Incense Burner?
- Take your incense burner.
- Place it on a clean table.
- Fill a bowl with warm water.
- Add a few drops of dishwashing liquid.
- Lather the liquid.
- Now immerse the incense burner in the warm water.
- After a few minutes, the ash will seep into the water.
- Using the soft bristle brush, clean the burner thoroughly.
- Now, use the cotton ball or tweezers to remove the gunk.
- If there is oily grime in your burner, use a nail polish remover.
How to Clean Incense Residue?
You can use tweezers or wrung sponge to insert into the crevices of your ceramic incense burner. Use tweezers to poke it softly into the cavities to absorb the ash out. You can also use a shower jet to cleanse stubborn gunk from your incense burner if there are any stuck after cleaning by the above methods. Another little known way to remove the residue from your ceramic incense burner is by using the eucalyptus oil.
When should I clean my incense burner?
We recommend cleaning the incense burner once a week. But, the truth be told, I have made it my morning routine to clean the incense burner while sitting under the sunlight. It’s a basking ritual for me. As it takes less than 10 minutes, I end up cleaning my burner every day. If you’re a voracious incense user like me, you must clean it daily too.
Five Incense Burners that are Super Easy to Clean
I know you’ve already wasted incessant time on cleaning the incense burner that you have. But, if you’re a real fan, the following list of five incense burners will capture your imagination. Moreover, they are super easy to clean besides being durable. Click on the picture of the burner you like from below to order the item directly.
Let’s find the perfect incense burner for you so that you don’t have to spend too much time cleaning it.
· Ceramic Dragon Incense Burner
A beautiful incense burner carved to perfection, this ceramic dragon actually dances when you light it up. Made from 100% ceramic, it is designed to regulate the smoke and make an aesthetic appeal. This burner has its slot for keeping the incense on top of the dragon, as its crown. In short, it looks stunning and works like a charm!
· Guilin Mountain Ceramic Incense Burner
Artistically crafted for a gorgeous look, this Guilin mountain ceramic burner has multiple colors ranging from green to black and olivine. The craftsmanship of the incense burner is eclectic because you can see the algae on it too.
The best thing about this ceramic incense burner is that it can be simultaneously used with incense stick or cone as well. While the stick makes it look like the man is fishing on the mountain, the cone looks like the crown of the mountain.
· Little Monk Ceramic Burner
The blue draped monk is designed with perfection with dual incense settings of stick and cone. This little monk burner is a work of art because wherever you keep it, the white smoke from the incense backflow flows like a white gown wherever it is kept at. It’s easy to clean and has up to seven color options!
· Buddha Green Incense Burner from Ceramic
Set in green and brown, this Buddha burner has up to 12 of colors. Ideal for halls and bedrooms, the soothing color and construction are durable. The craftsmanship of the burner makes it a standout addition to your showcase too. Easy to clean and scrub, the green burner is a work of art.
· Classy Black Ceramic Incense Burner
Traditional and elegant, this black ceramic burner has multiple curves to direct the smoke in a beautiful way. This backflow incense burner is designed in an artisanal floral pattern that makes the backflow looks like a geisha’s gown.
Before you go …
Although the ceramic variety of burners are the best, you must never use a cracked ceramic incense burner. Remember to choose a good burner that you can clean easily. The classic shape is always a charm. Choose your pick and ask your doubts below!
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