Turf Incense FAQ
Quick answers about our turf incense, then back to the shop.
Lighting
My turf piece doesn't light, what can I do?
Keep the pieces dry. In a humid room they soak up moisture and get hard to light. If that happens, dry them in an oven on low heat for a few minutes, and try a steady flame for 5 to 10 seconds. We've made them to balance easy lighting with a slow burn.
Does turf incense set off smoke alarms?
Only if you place it right underneath one. In normal use, no.
What it is
What's in Irish Turf Incense?
Almost entirely locally sourced, 100% natural Irish peat. We put the turf through a special process, combine it with an all-natural binder and water, then dry it in special machines for over 24 hours.
What does Irish turf smell like?
If you've ever been to Ireland, you'll know the sweet, unmistakable smell that drifts through the countryside. It's been described as oaky and sweet, with a hint of whisky and magic.
Does turf incense really smell like the real thing?
It's made from the real thing, so yes, it smells like the real thing! No artificial fragrances are used at all.
Are the Turf Wee Bits any different?
No, they are smaller pieces of exactly the same turf incense. Our process makes large and small pieces, and we use the larger ones in our sets and refill packs.
Does turf incense contain chemicals or fragrances?
Zero, zilch, nil, nada, none!
Delivery
Do you ship to the USA?
Yes, we ship anywhere in the world. We have recently opened fulfilment centres in the US and UK for faster and cheaper delivery.
Bulk and gifts
Do you offer discounts for bulk orders?
Yes! Get in touch and we will always work with you to keep costs low.
Is turf incense a good Irish gift?
Lots of people have told us about giving or getting a Turf Incense set as a gift, and how much they loved it. Most love how unique it is, and how thoughtful a gift it is when it's chosen for heritage or childhood memories.
Turf
I thought turf was banned?
Yes and no! The sale of turf or peat as a fuel in the south of Ireland has been banned by the Irish government, controversially. However, in the north of Ireland, where we are based, there is no such ban.
Still got a question? Email info@turfincense.com
Turf Incense FAQ