Small LOG Cabin Incense Burner 2.5"x3.5" Comes with 10 Balsam Fir Logs Paine's

I grew up in the Northeast and had one of these as a kid. Now that I’m 38 and living in the Southwest I thought I’d get it again for nostalgia sake. The cabin is smaller than I expected but I didn’t realize there were sizes to choose from. It smells the same as I remember and is just so cute and cozy. Can’t wait to light it during Christmas time. It’s a little tricky to light and takes some patience. But it’s worth it.

Charming Little Cabin!I was excited to find this little cabin that reminded me of my daughter's and my favorite place in the world-Our cabin in the woods. I bought it and the 72 refill pack of Balsam Fir incense and was even more thrilled when it arrived! My whole family, including my Mom, not only loves the cabin with the little smoking chimney, but also finds the sweet, balsam smoke incredibly enjoyable and perfect for Christmas time and Winter! I have had no trouble lighting them with a lighter or my gas stove (make sure the whole ring glows red without gaps) and not a single one has stopped burning before it was completely done. I have no trouble putting the lit incense into the cabin and we've burned 4 to 5 a day since it arrived we all love it so much. It does NOT smell of cigarettes or Marijuana in the slightest! It smells like sweet Balsam Fir in the fireplace. Absolutely fantastic and so homey and cheerful! I think the trouble might be is that some might be used to the smell of fresh needles or the oil in candles-which I adore too, but that's not whst this is. This is sweet Balsam Fir, but is the wood smell from burning, not like a wreath on the door. I think both versions have a beautiful aroma personally.

Great little cabin, well made. However, the incense is Horrible…smells ugh can’t really describe it, other than throw it out!

"logs" difficult to light and to keep lit. They do not stand up very well in the cabin. When incense does finally catch, it burns very slow and hardly any scent escapes. I will pick up some balsam cones somewhere else and see if I can re-create the log cabin incense burner I had years ago.

Very cute little house. However, I had to make some adjustments to make sure the incense within the house had adequate air flow, so I drilled little holes along the base of the house in a few places. It helped for a while, but honestly the house is more for effect than anything. My little pine incense things burnt better when I just used the block of wood that comes with them, put the block and incense thing in a small ceramic bowl, lit it, and just let it go. The scent is amazing and it truly smells like you have a fire burning in the fireplace. Holidays aren't the same without these things, I swear. :-).

I burned some balsam fir sticks in the campfire when I was out camping way up north on the lake. The scent of a woodsy dry incense came over to me on a breeze from the smoke. It was wonderful. I bought the Paine's Incense cabin here to have that scent whenever I want.I admit, when I was a kid and smelling these Paine's sticks back then, they did not appeal to me and just smellt like rough burning wood. But since haveing maybe thousands of campfires since then, and enjoying various burning wood scents like oak and pine and cedar, I appreciate the wood fire smells .i like the little log cabin, its neat how the smoke drafts into the door and up and out the chimney.The sticks don't burn for that long, but long enough for an incense scent to fill the room for a while.One key with this incense is to really get it lit. You dont just light it and then think its good, you have to really get a nice coal on top, or it might burn for a whle and then go out, but if you light it good then again, it will burn fully, and if you start it off with a good tip burning then it will go all the way from there too. Now I just have to get some refills, because I have already burned through half of these 10 sticks in the few days I have had this.

Its so damn SMALL and the insence won;t light!

A while back my husband mentioned that he had one of these years ago when he lived in Maine, and wouldn't it be nice to have one again? I filed that info away, and when his birthday came around, I ordered this for him. It is quite small, but it's neat. It comes with 10 incense logs, and you can order more separately. Everyone is right -- you can't light these logs with a match or cigarette lighter -- you need a steady flame, so my husband uses one of those electric grill lighters. You could use a gas stove, too, I suppose. That Fir Balsam smell is unmistakeable, it's pitched just right, without a hint of sweetness. Not one of those "Holiday Kitchen" scents, but a suggestion of what it's like out there in the woods of Maine. Very nice.