Portable Iron Mosquito Coil Holder with Handle Round Heat-Resistant Incense Holder Bronze

I love these holders. East to use, nothing to put together, well crafted and pretty to look at. Sits nicely anywhere you put it and the scent/smoke comes out nice and easy (not big poofs of smoke). Well worth the money and I very highly recommend Read more

The mosquitos in New York this summer were crazy. Being home so often these days we wanted to be outside in the fresh air but the mosquitos this summer were awful. We got this metal incense holder and put the "Off" smoke coils inside onto the little pointy holder which is what it's meant for. The coil burns properly and the ash collects inside on the bottom of the pot. The little decorative holes around the metal diffuse the smoke so it doesn't go in only one direction. It did help with the mosquitos and it blended in perfectly with the patio furniture. It's actually cute with a smart design that you can't really tell what it is when you're not using it (which we like). It just looks like a little black metal pot with holes all around it. It has a handle and the top is removable and inside there is a little metal pointy piece that you pop the incense coil onto. It's form and function all in one. Another plus is that it's metal so it is fireproof but the metal stays cool as the incense burns so even putting this on the ground under the table no feet got burned and we didn't worry about the dog even after the incense was done. This is well made and surprisingly stylish. Read more

Such a relief to find a mosquito coil smoke diffuser that has little prongs all over the bottom of the holder, so you just drop the coil in, light it, and be on your way. Most coils are usually packaged with stands that have one prong I struggle to fit securely in the almost non-existent slot at the coil's center. The idea is to mount the coil on the single prong, and balance it so it is not touching any surface as it burns. Easier said than done. Not an issue with this holder! The metal holders take just about any size or brand coil, and you can carry them around from place to place with the container's handle as it burns. No worry about dropping stands and breaking coils. They are attractive on a table, and they have several colors to choose from. The cut-out pattern in the metal diffuses the smoke nicely, and the container's exterior doesn't blacken or burn. I have many of these holders, as I have many mosquitos! Read more

I recently purchased the Whiidoom Retro Portable Iron Mosquito Coil Holder with Handle Round Fireproof Incense Holder from Amazon, and overall, I am quite satisfied with my purchase. The quality of the holder is good - it feels sturdy. The portable handle also comes in handy for moving the holder around from place to place. While the Whiidoom Retro Portable Iron Mosquito Coil Holder with Handle Round Fireproof Incense Holder meets my needs and performs its intended function well, there are some drawbacks to note. First, it can be a bit tricky to get the mosquito coils to fit properly and stay securely in place. Additionally, the design of the holder does not provide a lot of ventilation, which can make it difficult for the mosquito coils to stay lighted. Overall, I would recommend the Whiidoom Retro Portable Iron Mosquito Coil Holder with Handle Round Fireproof Incense Holder to anyone looking for a well-made holder that adds both function and style to their outdoor space, keeping in mind the limitations mentioned above. Read more

This is a sturdy metal container. It's perfect for coil mosquito repellent. Pretty enough to use on a table top and it can be hung up with the handle. I'm planning on purchasing a couple more for my extended family. Read more

You need coil holders. Otherwise ashes will be all over your deck, patio, yard, and then gets tracked into the house. We have several and love them. And this yellow color is so pretty. I recommend. Read more

You can leave it open or close it. Mosquitoes keep away. Buy the insert coils too. Great color and functionality Read more

The right size for the coils. It did start rusting within 24 hours on the joints of the handle. It is very cheap and flimsy so it can bend if you’re overly rough but if the lid doesn’t go on then a slight bend to get it back in place. It holds the ash ok and offers some protection from rain and water if it does start raining. They are overall ok for what they do but kind of cheap. Read more