What to do with Palo Santo stick waste?

I know you are a lover of Palo Santo incense sticks, but you have always wondered what to do with the pieces of wood that are left over after burning almost the entire stick. One day when I was tidying up everything in my house, discarding those annoying papers or objects that all they do is take up space, I found the censer that he used filled with these little pieces of Palo Santo wood and I came up with an idea to reuse those bits and get the most out of those palo santo residues.

Too easy...

We need the following:

• Censer
• Palo Santo wood chips
• Palo Santo Ground
• Match

The first thing is to put all the pieces together inside the censer, as close together as possible, then add a small handful of palo santo ground, enough to create a small fire, this to facilitate the combustion of the palo santo sticks as well it will burn everything little by little when you turn it on. As a final step, light everything with the match, especially starting by burning the ground. This way you will give full use to the pieces of sticks that remain, you will have the sweet woody citrus aroma of palo santo in your home for longer.

Saving and using up the last residues of your palo santo sticks. Try it and let me know how you did with this little tip, and if you have any recommendations I would love to read you.

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