Arabian Bakhoor Luxury Dhoop Sticks
Arabian Bakhoor · Rich & Opulent
A captivating Arabian-inspired fragrance with warm, woody depth
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Incense for the monsoon
Incense for the Monsoon: Fresh Homes in Damp Weather
Damp air, closed windows and drying clothes can leave homes musty in the rains. A warm dhoop in the evening and good storage make the season more pleasant.
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Quick answer
Which incense is best in the monsoon?
In the monsoon, warm and resinous fragrances such as bakhoor, oudh and kesar chandan dhoop help a damp home feel fresh and cosy. Store your sticks in a closed box or zip pouch, away from humidity, so they keep lighting easily.
Our picks for the monsoon
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Monsoon tips
- Burn a warm, resinous dhoop in the evening when windows can be opened.
- Store incense in a sealed box or zip pouch.
- If sticks become damp, dry them in a shaded, airy spot for a day.
- Avoid burning near drying clothes.
How to use incense for the monsoon
- 1Open windows when the rain eases.
- 2Light a resinous dhoop for 20–30 minutes.
- 3Close the box tightly after use.
Frequently asked questions
Why won't my incense light in the rainy season?
It has probably absorbed moisture; dry it in a shaded, airy place for a day.
Which fragrance removes a musty smell?
Warm, resinous fragrances such as bakhoor and oudh mask dampness best; also ventilate the room.
How should I store incense in the monsoon?
In a closed box or sealed pouch, away from bathrooms and kitchens.
Help me choose
Tell us how and where you'll burn it, and we'll suggest a fragrance and pack size.