JP2003052526A - Incense stick with ignition agent - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve problems of conventional incense sticks which are ignited with burning paper which may be a cause of fire when the wind is strong, because a match or a lighter does not have enough heating power and which are difficult to ignite in the central part when they are bundle, further there are problems of carrying or storability with otherwise developed items. SOLUTION: An ignition agent is coated on the top of bundled incense sticks so that the central part can begin burning simultaneously with the outside.

Description

Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention
The present invention relates to an ignition agent-attached incense that facilitates ignition of a bundle of incense. [0003] 2. Description of the Related Art [0004] A grave visit is performed on a tray or on the equinoctial week. The incense sticks in front of the grave are paired on the left and right, so that incense sticks are set up. It is necessary to light this incense bundle, and in order for each person to raise several incense sticks, it is necessary to light the incense stick. If there are many people, light the incense bundle and divide it into individuals. The cemetery is well ventilated, matches and lighters are easily extinguished, and it is difficult to ignite incense. In particular, fire tends to extinguish on rainy or windy days. Therefore, in order to ignite the incense bundle, it is often ignited using newspaper or existing paper. [0003] In a graveyard management office or a temple, a briquette or bean charcoal may be used to set a fire so that worshipers can easily ignite incense. In addition, tools for preventing ignition from being hindered by strong winds have been considered. [0004] When an incense bundle is ignited using a match or lighter, it cannot be ignited by the thermal power of the match or lighter, so that newspaper or other paper is ignited. If the wind is strong, the paper with the fire will be blown away and there is a risk of fire. Especially in urban cemeteries, the danger is great. Also, when the incense bundle is ignited, the outer incense burns and then the inner incense burns, so the entire incense cannot be burned uniformly.
Struggle to burn to the center. [0005] When ignited from briquettes or bean charcoal, the incense bundle is easily ignited due to the high thermal power, but the incense bundle burns quickly.
If you are far from the grave, the incense burns considerably and there is a risk of carrying a lit incense stick. [0006] In order to solve such a drawback, tools have been developed in which a hood is placed between the incense stick and the lighter. However, when bringing an ignition device to the grave, it is necessary to cool down the heat after use and bring it home, and it must be kept for use several times a year, so there is a problem that it is easy to forget. Accordingly, in the present invention, the use of an ignition device or an ignition device is troublesome and troublesome, and therefore, efforts have been made to develop a method of igniting with a match or lighter. However, the conventional method of using paper involves a risk of fire, and the method of directly igniting the incense stick is the most convenient and reliable method. Evenly spread the entire terminal of the incense bundle,
To burn at the same time, a chemical igniter was applied to the upper end of the incense bundle and dried, so that the match or lighter fire spread over the entire upper end of the incense bundle, and it became possible to ignite uniformly. The paper, utensils,
Briquettes are no longer needed, and on the spot, the incense can be ignited,
This has the advantage that cleaning up is unnecessary. DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The incense stick burns from the outside to which oxygen is supplied, since the outside is in contact with air. It takes time for the outer fire to reach the center, and by the time the center begins to burn, the outer incense is quite short. Therefore, the igniting agent was applied to the tip of the incense bundle so that the center started burning simultaneously with the outside. An embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an ignition agent-attached incense stick according to the present invention. The incense stick 1 is formed by winding the elongated paper bands 4 and 5 around the outer central part and lower part of the incense stick 1. A state is shown in which an ignition agent 3 of a chemical is attached to the upper end 2 of the incense bundle 1 thus bound. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the incense stick 1 of the ignition agent attached incense stick according to the present invention, which is cut vertically. A state is shown in which the igniting agent 3 of a chemical is applied to the entire upper end 2 of the incense bundle 1. Therefore, the incense bundle 1 is uniformly burned including the central portion. FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing a combustion state when the conventional incense bundle 1 is ignited by a match or lighter. A part of the incense bundle 1 burns on the outside, and the burning on the center part is delayed. According to the present invention, it is not necessary to bring an ignition device for the incense bundle when visiting a grave. Since there is no need to burn the paper to ignite, it is not necessary to clean up the paper. Since the entire incense bundle is ignited, there is no unburned residue. It is possible to reliably ignite even on a windy day or a rainy day.

[Brief description of the drawings] FIG. 1 is a perspective view FIG. 2 is a sectional view FIG. 3 is an explanatory view [Explanation of symbols] 1 Incense bundle 2 Upper end 3 ignition agent 4 bands 5 bands

Claims (1)

Claims: 1. An upper end (2) of an incense bundle (1) for reliably and quickly igniting a bundle of incense sticks even in case of rain or strong wind.
An incendiary incense stick having a configuration in which an ignition agent (3) of a chemical is adhered to the incense.