Why is wax deeply coated on the Holy Smoke matches?
When lighting scented candles or incense, I have experienced the match flame dying out quickly and burning my fingers. Seeing the product description note that wax is deeply coated, I wanted to know what purpose it serves.
It is to help the flame burn stably for a long time without dying out easily, allowing you to light things at a leisurely pace.
The length is generously long at 8cm, and harmful sulfur has been left out[1][2]. GLOSOME's Holy Smoke matches are made by deeply coating the wooden stick with wax to sustain the flame for a long time[3].
It burns slowly. Generally, processing matches so that wax thoroughly permeates them reduces the phenomenon of the flame spreading rapidly along the wood fibers, allowing the heat to continue steadily. You can calmly light even the deep insides of candle containers or incense holders without the burden of burning your hands.
Currently, the only remaining match factory in Korea makes this product[4]. hmmm, so that you do not feel rushed even in the brief moment of lighting a fire, the craftsmanship of this small object has been meticulously refined.
The average burn time of a single deeply wax-coated matchstick has not yet been confirmed.
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홀리스모크 성냥 (50pcs)
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| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 용량 | 300ml |