“Hanging type” mosquito coil holder Coleman at 549 yen – is this the real deal?

The mosquito coil holder problem is actually pretty important, right???
I just can’t seem to find “the one.”

Since this year started, I’ve bought three of these already .
I never would have imagined that 549 yen would be the strongest option .
Good products don’t always correlate with price, you know? (*´ω｀*)

This is the kind of product that will probably sell out quickly once it becomes popular!
Just 549 yen – I’m absolutely confident you won’t regret it.

Sekaiimon, which makes eBay easy, is excellent (*´ω｀*)

The perforated design reminiscent of Popopo POP is brilliant

And the color is so sophisticated, which is also wonderful.
Plus, just having the Coleman logo on it somehow gives it a premium feel.

I can’t believe the company approved this!
The amazing “hanging OK” feature – they must have incredible confidence in its fire resistance.

The left and right clips hold it firmly in place,
so the mosquito coil is kept quite safely inside.

↑By the way, I’ve only ever used this Fujinishiki brand
*Note: outdoor use only.

The instructions are straightforward, and the construction is very simple, which is reassuring.
Now that I’ve covered the product details, let’s get to the main point.

Hanging the mosquito coil on the wall is seriously the best! (*´ω｀*)

Nowadays, with the widespread availability of neodymium magnets, lots of convenient products are being sold.

I didn’t actually buy this for that purpose…
The design was nice, so I just bought it on a whim.
But when I left it on the ground, I’d sometimes forget about it and it would get rained on.

Leaving it on the ground wasn’t ideal,
so I thought, why not try hanging it on the wall? And it turned out to be amazing!

Here’s the neodymium magnet I bought .
I didn’t buy this neodymium magnet specifically for the mosquito coil either…

I purchased it to attach brushes to my wash stand, and I just happened to use the leftover one.
Interestingly, this neodymium magnet is more expensive than the mosquito coil holder, which is a bit troubling…

This neodymium magnet is incredibly powerful, so it won’t fall off.
But once it’s attached, I was a bit worried…

Since it’s just hanging from above,
wind could make it swing around and bang against the wall, potentially damaging it.

I wanted a simple way to keep it from moving…

More magnets again… Double-sided magnetic sheets.
I often use these when I want to attach patches to my motorcycle tank.

If you buy all of these and do the same thing, it can get pretty expensive, so plan carefully before you start.

What’s really nice is how easily you can remove it and get a clean look.

It’s also easy to replace the mosquito coil, and it looks neat.
We’ve managed to balance both design and functionality nicely.

Hanging it like this looks intentional and the design is really great.

This blog post might go viral, so grab one before they sell out! (*´ω｀*)
It’s such a great product that I’m buying another one!

If you’re struggling with the mosquito coil problem, please give this a try.