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Guide: Turn used ritual flowers into homemade incense dhoop

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Many Indian households generate floral waste after religious ceremonies. This waste can be repurposed into fragrant dhoop, or incense, through a domestic process. The method involves drying and grinding the used flowers, then combining them with natural binders and essential oils. The mixture is shaped into cones and requires a final drying phase before use.

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