...incense powder - incense sticks - incense logs - incense cones - incense
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For over 30 years, Sweet Rock® scented products have been a perfect match for the Flea Market, Swap Meet, and
speciality market vendors. Our product line consists of Incense Powder, Sticks,
Logs, Cones, Incense Burners, Burner Havens®, Fragrance Oils, and Renewable Air Fresheners.
Select PRODUCT MENU in the Menu to begin your journey into our unique line of scented products and
accessories.
Past Times
In the picture to the right is Van and Betty Blades of Greenwood, Indiana. Per
Van, “Betty and I have been Sweet Rock Incense Dealers since we retired in 1997. We do approximately 30 festivals every year. We enjoy meeting people and sharing the product with others. We have found that
many festivals will allow us to participate before others because Sweet Rock
Incense is hand made and a nice addition to any festival.
Last, but not least, Phil Rolf (owner of Sweet Rock) is very conscientious about
customer service and having a product that is second to none. He listens to suggestions and is always helpful.”
Step 1 - Load Burner With Incense Powder
Place burner in the center of shipping box or on a smooth protected surface such
as a piece of paper. Pour an ample amount of powder into center of the burner.
Step 2 - Level Incense Powder
Moving the tamp in a circular motion, starting in the center and working
outward, gently fill the grooves of the burner with the incense powder. DO NOT PACK the powder. Let the powder fall naturally into the grooves. Pour the excess
powder back into the bag.
Step 3 - Light The Incense Powder
Using a blunt ended item such as the end of the ash removal brush or a match,
lift up a very small amount of the powder to form a mound (wick). Light the
mound of powder with a match or lighter. The powder will continue to burn.
Step 4 - Stopping The Incense Powder From Burning
A unique feature of the incense powder is the capability of starting and
stopping the burn. To stop the burning of the powder, make a separation in the powder just in front
of the burn. The powder should stop at this point. To restart, refer back to
Step 3.
Step 5 - Cleaning The Ashes From The Burner
To remove the ashes, use EXTREME CAUTION to make sure there is no powder
burning. Allow 10-20 minutes (minimum) for the ashes to cool prior to brushing them out.
Use the small brush to remove all the ashes and residue from the burner. The
sink is an excellent place to clean the burner. It should eliminate the
possibility of fire and the mess can be flushed down the drain. Do NOT hit/tap the burner against the edge of container you are emptying the
ashes into and do not get the burner wet.
