They look to big to fit in an incense stick holder. Besides a planter, what do you stick them in?
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As a matter of fact, I used them last night. I saved 2 16 oz. glass pickle jars with metal lids and filled them with sand. After they burn out put the lid back on and you can leave them out side and they won't fill with rain. This worked great. Last year I just filled a plant pot with soil and would just stick them in it but the wind would keep blowing them over.
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I've stuck them directly in the ground, dirt, lawn, bark, etc. using them in the backyard and on camping trips. But if you need to scatter them around your patio, I've used potting containers filled with something light on the bottom they'll stick into like foam or sand, and then I cover the top with decorative colored rocks. That way I can actually prep the patio in advance with multiple sticks in each container, and as one starts to burn low during the evening I can just light up the next one.
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I don't know about an incense stick holder, since I don't have one. Also, these are meant to be used outdoors. I sometimes have used a mason jar and filled it with sand and that works well. Also, you could try filling these with pebbles. I am certain that would work, too.
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They are not that large, so it may be better to go to a garden centre for a larger plant...If you are giving away as bridal shower favours then would also suggest that you dressed the container up or pop the plant in a nice inexpensive outer container to make the favour special. Another idea is to put them in aluminium pots with raffia...there are plenty of ideas on various websites on how to dress the favours up.
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They are kinda small, but nothing larger would fit in my window. I grow basil and chives currently in them.
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They are very small. Their height is 2.6 inches. They are cute fir favors or to store small beads.
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It's a wonderful, good-looking plant holder... that's why I bought a second one earlier this year! Each of the three holders is about a foot across. While it looks pretty sturdy, my advice would be to place a fairly heavy plant on the bottom holder for safety's sake as the bottom support legs do not spread out all that wide. That allows you to place a large plant at the top, which is what I have done on both of mine. A number of friends have commented favorably on our planters and have asked for the name of the manufacturer. Hope this is useful.
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I placed mine in a plastic rectangle tray to make it easier to water them. They made for seed germination so they need to be kept moist and warm. They will stand-up alone, but will dry-out quickly if exposed to wind/breeze or warm temperatures constantly. It's best to put them in sometime and keep just a little water in the bottom to maintain moisture.
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Use the smaller ones, these are really big. Honestly haven't tried either size for shoes though.
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I don't think they will hold the votive very well. The "regular" spice jar fits, but a little larger spice jar is a little bit too big. I think the diameter of the votive at the top would be too big.
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Not sure of the length and width since they are packed away but 2 of them fit in the holder instead of 1 big one.
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I I don't think those thing are going to fit inside! I bough one for my dad for fishing stuff, and it was really too small!
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I think they are too narrow for the standard tea lights or votives, but a mini one would fit. (Don't know if the glass is safe for flame, though.)
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These sticks are quite big. And I actually stuck them in my old citronella candle! I would say the sticks dont smell THAT good and the flies seem to like these sticks, which was annoying to say the least. THese would be too big for an average incense holder. It would look kind of silly because these sticks are 2-3 times the size of the Murphys.
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I could go measure them if you want real specific, otherwise they are approximately 2 in. tall x 1 in, wide. They are perfect to hold a pair of earrings or a ring or other single type item. Hope this helps
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Hi, Karen. Sorry for the delayed response.They are about the size of a teabag. One size of the "teabag" says, "Please put adhesive sheet on this side." They come with an adhesive sheet. Instructions: Pull the cover off the adhesive sheet, attach to the "Please put adhesive sheet on this side" side of the detox foot pad. I try to center it - either horizontally or vertically - and attach to the bottom of your foot. Works similar to a gauze pad and medical tape, except that there is only one adhesive backing for each pad.
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They are about 3 inches wide. They are not intended to stack they should be attached to a substrate.
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No. They hold a typical spice container perfectly. Anything wider would not fit.
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Sorry, can't tell what you are talking about. Put WHAT down into your planter box?