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spider repellent plants Mosquito-Repelling Incense Sticks```html Essential Oil Scented, Long Lasting Protection Our insect repellent incense sticks are beautifully crafted and beautifully scented with a blend of steam distilled and cold pressed essential oils. Each stick burns for 90+ minutes and can be extinguished and re lit for future use. What Makes Them Different Made with a sawdust base for an easy, steady burn. No dyes, artificial perfumes, or chemical pesticides. Sourced from a fair trade supplier

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Essential Oil Scented, Long-Lasting Protection

Our insect repellent incense sticks are beautifully crafted and beautifully scented with a blend of steam-distilled and cold-pressed essential oils. Each stick burns for 90+ minutes and can be extinguished and re-lit for future use.

What Makes Them Different

Made with a sawdust base for an easy, steady burn. No dyes, artificial perfumes, or chemical pesticides. Sourced from a fair-trade supplier in India and never tested on animals.

How to Use

Directions:

  1. Hold the stick horizontally and light the tip.
  2. Let it burn for about 10 seconds, then blow out the flame so the stick smolders.
  3. Place in an incense holder, sand, or in the ground away from vegetation.
  4. Position one or more sticks upwind within 10 feet of your sitting area.
  5. Burn time up to 90 minutes. Sticks can be extinguished and re-lit.

Outdoor use only: Use with proper ventilation and only outdoors.

Storage & disposal: Store in a cool, dry place out of reach of children and pets. Do not reuse or refill the container. Recycle the empty container or dispose of it in the trash.

Caution: OUTDOOR USE ONLY. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. DO NOT LEAVE UNATTENDED WHILE LIT. KEEP AWAY FROM VEGETATION AND FLAMMABLE OBJECTS.

Labels may differ according to state registration requirements. In states where this product is not registered for sale, you will receive a product label that makes no pesticide claims, and the product may be enjoyed for its pleasant fragrance and atmosphere.

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What’s in Our Insect Repellent Incense Sticks
  • Essential oils: Steam-distilled and cold-pressed oils for a fresh scent
  • Sawdust base: Lights easily and stays lit for a steady burn
  • No harsh additives: No dyes, artificial perfumes, or chemical pesticides
  • Fair-trade sourced: Made by an experienced fair-trade supplier in India
  • Cruelty-free: Never tested on animals
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If you are not completely satisfied with our insect repellent incense sticks, contact us at [email protected] for a full refund.


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