Oud Bakhoor Variety Box دخني عود بخور by Dukhni | Assorted Box | 30 pieces Bakhoor | Gift Set & Refill Kit | Arabic Bakhoor Incense | Perfect For Ramadan Prayer and Gifting | Luxurious, Long Lasting

I've been buying these for over a year. I highly recommend them. Visitors always comment how nice my house smells which is good because I have a dog

These smell great with the Bakhoor burner and last around 2 hours. Better using them in a larger room as they are quite strong. Good value for money with a decent variety of scents

These are very mild and so do not mug the senses as some other stronger varieties do. The scent last for ages and the burn time is much longer. Expensive but affordable treat for those who keep the windows and doors shut from the dreaded pollen. I can not believe how the price of incense has rocketed but if you are going to treat yourself opt for this best quality collection. ~ with thanks.

Quite small little blocks filled with fragrance, similar to the size of an oXo cube if it was sliced neatly in to 3 square peices ■■■I placed mine in an oil burner I already had (not the holder proper burner that is meant for these)one block lasts around three uses for a couple of hours each time and smells beautiful each time.1st use was a little over powerful with fragrance at first but settled after around 20/30 minutes.Beautiful warm sensual fragrances that burn without any smoke,Very similar to incense sticks but without the smokey smell that comes with them, especially withhaving asthma that can be set off with the smoke.Easy to use

It fills the room with a beautiful smell! Brilliant!

I think the problem with some people on here is that they BURN this bakhoor on charcoal blocks. DON'T. They are not made to do that and will disappoint every time. Yes I did try it too.Either use one of the burners they sell or use an oil burner. The smell is amazing and lasts for hours and hours...days and days if you do this: Place the block on the burner (NOT charcoal brick) light tealight and let it go on till the tealight dies. Whole house full of fragrance. Next day turn the block over and do the same thing. Almost exactly the same result. Slightly less intense. Third day (yes I said third day) break the block up a bit and repeat as before. Lighter fragrance but will still fill a room. Day FOUR (I kid you not) grind the lumps into powder and do it for the last time. You might still get some result now on a charcoal brick otherwise save it to put on the fire in winter. The smell fills the house all over again.Now that is how to use this bakhoor. My second fav is bakhoor Oud Abiyedh. Fantastic spicy 'rose' fragrance. That one you DO burn on charcoal bricks.Strange that most people find these lovely but a couple of people get the opposite.I am now going to but my fifth box of these.

These are much less juicy than the ones which come in the box with the burner. They don't leave the oily residue on your hands and are much less strong in scent. They are expensive for what they are.

Smells great