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Incense guide
Incense and Diya Safety During Festivals
A plain-language answer from the makers of Aadhya incense and dhoop.
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Quick answer
Incense and Diya Safety During Festivals
During festivals, place incense and diyas on stable, heat-safe stands away from curtains, rangoli powder, paper decorations and synthetic clothing; never leave them unattended; keep a bucket of water or sand nearby; and keep crackers well away from lit incense.
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At home
- Use heavy, stable holders and diya stands.
- Keep a metre between flames and curtains or paper décor.
- Dress in cotton when lighting diyas.
- Keep children and pets away from lit incense.
- Keep water or sand handy.
With crackers
- Never light crackers near lit incense or diyas indoors.
- Use a long incense stick or sparkler to light crackers outdoors, at arm's length.
- Store crackers away from all flames.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use agarbatti to light crackers?
Many people do, outdoors, holding a long stick at arm's length; never indoors.
How far should incense be from curtains?
At least half a metre to a metre, with the ash falling onto a heat-safe surface.
What should I do if incense ash falls on fabric?
Brush it off immediately and check that nothing is smouldering.
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