Joss stick for repelling pests and removing dampness and preparation method of same

Abstract

The invention discloses a joss stick for repelling pests and removing dampness and a preparation method thereof. The joss stick includes, by weight, 40-50 parts of Chinese mugwort, 20-30 parts of lavender, 5-15 parts of agilawood, 5-15 parts of sandalwood, 3-7 parts of cloves, 5-15 parts of radix angelicae, 3-7 parts of pericarpium citri reticulatae, 3-7 parts of perilla leaves, 3-7 parts of frankincense, and 10-20 parts of Siam benzoin. The preparation method includes the steps of: 1) crushing the agilawood and evaporative-drying the agilawood with pear juice to prepare agilawood powder; 2) soaking the sandalwood in La tea, and stir-frying the soaked sandalwood in wine until dry to prepare sandalwood powder; 3) processing the Chinese mugwort, lavender, cloves, pericarpium citri reticulatae and perilla leaves into powders, and mixing the powders to obtain a mixture powder A for later use; 4) boiling the radix angelicae in honey water until dry and crushing the radix angelicae to obtain radix angelicae powder; 5) freezing and crushing the frankincense and Siam benzoin to prepare frankincense powder and Siam benzoin powder; and 6) mixing a proper amount of a binder powder with the materials hereinabove to prepare the joss stick. The joss stick, when being burnt, emits fragrance which has the effects of repelling pests and dispelling dirty air, removing dampness and removing toxin, has significant and long-lasting pest repellent effect, and has no adverse influence on human body even after long time application.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of fragrances, in particular to an insect-repelling and dehumidifying incense stick and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Incense incense is a kind of wood powder and some added spices, medicines, and adhesives for burning items. The shape of incense sticks can be stick shape, disc shape and other shapes. Stick incense works by burning, which is called incense. When burning, incense sticks can release aroma and medicine, as well as wisps of green smoke. Incense is mainly used in religious ceremonies, such as in Buddhist and Taoist temples or in some Catholic ceremonies, burning incense in front of idols means prayer. For now, in order to prolong the burning time, incense sticks are generally made into elongated shapes. The above-mentioned shape can fix the production of fragrance, and has the effects of stable burning and convenient use. Of course, in order to prolong the burning time, in...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the current incense sticks cannot repel insects and dehumidify, especially the repelling of mosquitoes and flies does not have a significant effect