Reusing old and used flower petals to make chemical free Dhoop Batti

Dhoop Sticks burning has always been a part of Hindu rituals, and it is regarded as a symbol of worshipping your deity. Incense is burned to symbolize devotion to God during Big Puja, Havana, or a regular puja. Incense sticks come in various shapes and sizes, and they are used to perform pooja at home. The majority of incenses are manufactured of herbs, which provide the natural perfume of the herbs utilized. Incense sticks enliven the entire mood and keep the day fresh with their freshness and therapeutic abilities.
When it comes to the benefits of burning incense at home, there are countless advantages other than spirituality that can be aware of the benefits of burning incense sticks at home. Take a look at some of the benefits listed below:
1. Dhoop Sticks benefits on health
2. Help to get rid of germs
3. For the healing process
4. Headaches and migraines are relieved.
5. Better sleep
6. Less anxious
7. Dhoop Batti For Freshener the Room
8. It purifies the air
Dhoop batti and agarbattis have traditionally had no chemicals. Yes, they are created using various natural components such as cow dung, camphor, and resins. In recent years, the marketplaces have been inundated with dhoop and incense sticks that contain dangerous chemicals in the base or binding. However, recent investigations and research have proved that dhoop battis made from cow dung benefit the environment.
Ingredients Used:
1. Loban
2.Guggul gum
3. Sambrani
4.Camphor
5. Ghee
6. Sesame oil
7. Charcoal
8. Honey
9. Havan samagri
10. Flowers
11. Cow dung cakes
12. Chandan powder
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[@nithyasurabhi]

Super sister
Very very Useful video

[@chandrkantdhamdhere8853]

बहुत बढाया ,धन्यवाद.

[@HinduTempleTour126]

Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@HinduTempleTour126]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Very Nice i will Do this ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@umaiyadungrani42]

Very useful video

[@viswanathan.g4567]

Please agarpathi making

[@amarnathkrishnamurthy7099]

Well explained 🙏 thankyou ❤️

[@Laxmi_Vybhogam8965]

Thanks

[@gauravampire2201]

1:14 The whole point of DIY is to use without charcoal to avoid harmful fumes….Can we use any other alternative ?

[@thestudiokitchen8897]

Nice

[@annie62737]

You can use hawan's ash instead charcoal.... 🙏

[@Laxmi_Vybhogam8965]

Thanks for the really good suggestion😊

[@mahesgurumoorthy9903]

Please gove the measurement of the ingredients

[@rahulthakur-dw9qh]

Must use quantity of ingredients 😊

[@snehaphadte8438]

👌👌👌👌👌🌹⚘

[@thenaturalhouse2023]

I did the same but dhoop dhoda jalti hai fir bujh jati hai

[@mamtaawasthi4608]

Mine also, Please tell how to rectify that.

[@sudhanaidu9161]

Mine too, else it burns like camphor

[@baljeetmudliyar4743]

I have tried. It doesn't burn completely

[@Laxmi_Vybhogam8965]

The quantity of some ingredients might have differed from that of ours ...just reduce the amount of petals but as you have already made it try to reduce the thickness and let it dry completely just a suggestion because our's burnt well!! Thanks for your feedback😊

[@Siriky]

Try adding sambrani and camphor

[@kavitasingh9916]

कोयला लकड़ी वाला है क्या

[@Laxmi_Vybhogam8965]

Haa

[@poornimakarunakaran9583]

Loban gumwhatisthis

[@Laxmi_Vybhogam8965]

Maishakshi.gukkal

[@Aromacrafters]

its not chemical free ...u used charcoal that is toxic

[@Laxmi_Vybhogam8965]

Its added in small quantity to retain flame and it doesn't have much adverse effects and better than the products in markets. But, u can skip it while making at your home😊

[@anuradhachauhan1190]

Bahot badiya didi 👌👌new friend aap bhi. Return kare please 🙏🙏