JPH10291923A - Incense stick set having internally arranged ignition material and housed in cylinder - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an incense stick set having an internally arranged ignition material and housed in a cylinder, capable of safely and readily igniting the incense stick with a match or a lighter and controlling burning of incense and extinguishing flame. SOLUTION: Plural middle steps 5 having round holes are provided in a cylinder 4 and a proper amount of incense stick 2 is inserted therein and an ignition material 1 is internally arranged in a hollow part obtained by inserting the incense stick 2 and a lid 7 is provided in order to carry out moisture proof of incense stick and prevent the ignition material from falling off and control extinguishing of incense stick.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

Since the present invention has a plurality of middle stages (5) having round holes with different inner diameters at the bottom of the cylinder (4), when the incense is inserted, the incense at the center portion passes through this hole. It falls into the bottom and a two-stage cylindrical space is formed at the tip. The present invention relates to an incense stick in which an ignition material (1) is inserted in advance into a hollow portion of this space, and an outer periphery of the incense stick is sealed with a paper tape (3) and fixed.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventional incense sticks are either bundled in a box, wrapped in paper, or put in a box in a rose. It is very inconvenient to wear it on windy days or on rainy days, where it is difficult to fire and where bonfires are not possible. In addition, there is a disadvantage that when opened, it is easily humid and fire is poor.

[0003]

In a cemetery or the like, 100 to 200 bundled incense sticks are often lit at a time, such as when distributing incense sticks to a large number of attendees. If it is set up vertically, the fire will not come on, and even if it is bundled, it will be difficult to fire, so spread it apart and spread it thinly. However, when distributing to the last participant, such as the part that does not catch fire and burns too much, extinguishes the flames and so on, it may burn too much and fall to the third place. I am very careful. An object of the present invention is to make it possible to easily and safely start a fire with a match or a lighter even in such a bad environment, and to prevent incense from burning too much. Of course, bonfires are not required.

[0004]

An ignition material (1) is provided inside a hollow portion (8) of a bundled incense stick (2). A plurality of middle stages (5) having round holes with different diameters are provided at the bottom of the tube (4), and fixed at intervals with spacers (6). A lid (7) is provided. The present invention is an incense stick set with an ignition material placed in a cylinder, having the above configuration.

[0005]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below in the case where a candle is used as an ignition material (1).
A plurality of middle stages (5) having round holes with different inner diameters are provided at the bottom of the round tube (4), and fixed at intervals with spacers (6). An appropriate amount of the incense stick (2) is inserted into this cylinder. The incense at the center passes through the holes in the middle stage (5) and falls to the bottom, creating a two-stage cylindrical space at the tip. A short candle is inserted into the hollow part of this space, and the outer periphery of the incense stick is sealed with paper tape. In the case of a small amount of incense, a candle or other ignition material is fixed to the tip of the paper tube, which is the same diameter as the candle and the same length as the incense,
It may be put in the center of the incense stick, bundled and packed. The present invention
Because of the structure described above, when lighting an incense stick,
Remove the lid, if the candle core is bent, align it vertically and light the candle core with a match or lighter. When the flame has risen enough, extract the incense from the cylinder and tilt it horizontally. In a few seconds, a part of the incense sticking out to the outer periphery is lit, so the whole incense is turned on sequentially while rotating the incense stick. At this time, when the flame of the candle is weak, the rear protrusion of the central incense sticking out to the rear of the candle (9)
Press to extrude the candle and adjust the flame. If the incense burns up because the flame is too strong, put the lid on and you can extinguish the flame immediately. Instead of a candle, it is also possible to insert a wick that is easy to catch fire, wrap it around the periphery, melt the candle to impregnate the incense, or apply an ignitable substance. The outer periphery of the incense stick is sealed with paper tape and fixed so that the ignition material does not fall off.

[0006]

Therefore, even when a little wind is blowing, it is possible to light the incense easily even with a single match. Also, if you have a large amount of incense that burns, it often burns violently, and it is considered unscrupulous to blow it out with your mouth. If you try to put them out, the wind will burn more and more and you will have to worry about the sparks and ash splattering on your clothes. Even in such a case, the flame can be surely extinguished by gently closing the lid. Because it is easy to put on fire and extinguish in this way, if there are many attendees, do not light a large amount of incense at once, wait near the grave, and if necessary, the second bundle, It is convenient to light the incense stick bundle to the third bundle and distribute it to attendees. In addition, moisture, which is a major cause of incense not easily catching fire, can be improved by putting it in the cylinder.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a bundled incense stick of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Ignition material 2 Incense stick 3 Paper tape 4 Tube 5 Middle stage 6 Spacer 7 Lid 8 Hollow portion 9 Rear protrusion

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. An incandescent material incense stick having an ignition material (1) provided in a hollow portion (8) of a bundled incense stick (2), a cylinder (4) having a middle stage (5), and a lid (7). An incense stick set inside the ignition material that is put in a cylinder consisting of