Nantucket Spider Sun and Sand Insect Repellant Sticks 14ct
Sun and Sand scented mosquito repellent incense sticks have a slightly lemony fragrance when lit. These sticks contain essential oils of citronella, clove, cedarwood, peppermint, rosemary and lemongrass. Our insect repellent incense sticks are beautifully crafted and naturally scented with the perfect blend of steam-distilled or cold pressed essential oils. Each incense stick uses sawdust for its base, making them easy to light and stay lit, and each stick provides over 90 minutes of protection from insects. They’re also easy to extinguish and can be re-lit to be used for future occasions.
Directions: Hold horizontally when lighting. Allow the tip of the stick to catch fire and burn for 10 seconds. Blow the flame out and the stick will continue to smolder. Play stick and holder, directly into a container of sand, or in the ground away from vegetation. Place one or more sticks of wind within 10 feet of sitting area. Sticks can be relit. Burned time up to 90 minutes.
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- Nantucket Spider incense sticks need proper ventilation for safe use, we recommend that they only are used outdoors.
- Storage and Disposal: Store in a cool, dry place in accessible to children and pets. Do not reuse a refill this container. Recycle empty container or put in trash.
- CAUTION: OUTDOOR USE ONLY. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. DO NOT LEAVE UNATTENDED WHILE LIT. MAKE SURE STICK CANNOT COME INTO CONTACT WITH VEGETATION OR FLAMMABLE OBJECTS.
Item #NS1007 (14ct)
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