AZURE CONDENSE PRO Gel Ashtray

Opened the parcel on the hallway floor and tried one ashtray before putting the rest away. The blue box is easy to spot in our cupboard. It is a small thing, but I like having the supplies together.

We use these when friends come over at the weekend and we sit out on the balcony. I used to have to scrub the ashtray after everyone left. Now I wait until the cigarette ends are completely out and cool, then clear everything away. It saves me that extra bit of washing up.

I keep a fresh one on the covered balcony table when friends come over. It gives everyone an obvious place to put ash instead of looking around for an old mug.

These are a little smaller than I expected, but just right for the small side table on my balcony. They hardly take up any space. One is enough when it is just me, and I put out a few more when friends visit. The size actually suits me really well. I really like them.

The clean marine fragrance is more my sort of thing than a sweet room scent. I have kept one unused on a shelf and use separate ashtrays outside.

Easy to take one out without unpacking everything. The rest stay in the box.

I like the format, but this is still a light paper ashtray. I set it down somewhere level and leave it there while using it rather than carrying it around the garden.

Put an unused ashtray on the window ledge beside the keys. It is an unobtrusive little scent setup for that corner. I would not expect it to fragrance every room in the house.

Bought a single box to see whether the size suited our terrace. It does.

I am the person who normally ends up rinsing the ashtray after guests leave. Collecting a cooled ashtray is a welcome change to that particular chore.

No elaborate setup on the table. I prefer that.

I keep the spare ashtrays stacked in a cupboard, so they do not take up much room. When friends come over to sit in the garden at the weekend, I can just grab a few and take them outside.

I use these on a covered patio rather than out in the open. A small ashtray fits beside the chair without taking over the table.

The blue and white looks tidy with our outdoor furniture. More importantly, I can clear the used ashtray once everything is out and cool.

Useful idea, but I needed to pay attention to the water instructions the first time. I would have liked those to be easier to find on the pack.

I bought the two-box option so there would be spare ashtrays at home. They have their own little spot now instead of being loose in a drawer.

A book, a chair and a small table is about all that fits on my terrace. This ashtray sits neatly in the space left over. Photo is from setting things out before sitting down.

Quite happy with the fragrance of an unused ashtray. Clean rather than dessert-like.

I keep the used and unused ones completely separate. Seems obvious, but it makes the scent-only idea much nicer in practice.

The little rests in the rim are handy for a short pause. I still stay with it rather than leaving a cigarette there and going indoors.

Took this picture after both ends were out and cold. There was still ash to deal with, of course, but it was in an ashtray I could collect rather than a bowl I needed to scrub.

The scent is pleasant close by, not something I notice across our whole living room. That suits me, although it may not be what someone buying a room fragrance has in mind.

The small box lives with the outdoor bits. Grab an ashtray, put the box back, done.

We only bring out an ashtray for visitors, so a stack of these made sense for us. I do not have a used bowl sitting around between visits anymore.

Bought for the guest table. They look simple and do the job I wanted them for.

Found a place for the spare ashtrays in a shallow drawer beside the paper napkins. They are not rolling around in there, and I can see when it is time to bring another box out.

The star in the blue base is a nice little detail. Not why I bought it, but it makes the unused ashtray look less utilitarian.

I like the choice of using a fresh ashtray just for scent. That one stays indoors; the ashtrays used for ash stay outside. It is an easy distinction to keep.

The rim is thinner than on a reusable ashtray, as expected. Handle it gently. I like the convenience, but a heavy bowl still makes more sense for a very windy spot.

This is my desk ashtray and has never had ash in it. I keep it near the old planner rather than right next to my keyboard. The clean scent is a small extra, not a reason to stop airing the room.

One box was enough for me to decide whether I liked the format. Glad that was an option.

The biggest improvement for me is simply not washing the same ashtray again.

I set ashtrays out before people arrive, alongside the chairs in the permitted smoking area. Much less rummaging around once everyone is already chatting.

A small ashtray on a small table works well. I would put out more than one for a group rather than let a single ashtray get crowded.

Photographed it next to my glasses because that gives a better sense of the size than the box does. It fits our narrow side table without getting in the way of the usual bits.

I do not use the scent option, but I like that the spare ashtrays stay clean in the pack. Straightforward storage.

The blue base looks nicer on the table than a dark empty bowl. A small detail, but I notice it before anything has been used.

Good for occasional use. For someone using an ashtray constantly, I can see why a reusable one might still be their preference.

Put the box on the utility shelf and now I actually know where the ashtrays are.

I get the ashtray and water ready before going outside. I keep the box on the shelf while I prepare one ashtray. Following the directions is easier than guessing the amount as I go.

I chose Marine Clean because I was trying to avoid another overly sweet fragrance around the house. Happy with that choice.

We have a very small covered outdoor area. I appreciate anything that leaves a bit more room on the table, including this.

I liked the idea more than the disposable format in the end. It is useful for guests, but I will probably keep my usual bowl for everyday use. Nothing wrong with the size; it just depends on your habits.

Spare ashtrays take up less cupboard space than my collection of mismatched ashtrays.

Opened the two boxes on the hall cabinet and put one away as a spare. The packaging is easy enough to keep tidy rather than emptying all the ashtrays into a bag.

I am using one as a fresh tabletop scent and the others for their usual purpose. Keeping those uses separate works for me.

I like the fragrance, but I would start with one fresh ashtray before deciding where to place more. What feels subtle in one room can feel closer in another.

Nothing complicated about taking out a new ashtray. That is a plus when I am getting the garden ready for company.

Blue and white goes with pretty much everything out on our terrace.

The side-on photo shows how light the ashtray is. I hold the outside wall and avoid squeezing the rim. It is a different feel from glass, but that is part of this format.

I bought these mainly for visits from family. A fresh ashtray feels nicer to put out than the old bowl I used to keep in the cupboard.

I keep the box in the cupboard near the terrace, along with napkins and the other things we use when friends come over. I take an ashtray out while setting up the table, so there is no last-minute hunt for one.

I would not call this a replacement for opening a window or airing the house. I like the scent on a clean ashtray, but those are different things.

The first thing I noticed was the small footprint. There is enough room left for the other things on our side table.

Three ashtrays ready on the outside table before a gathering. I prefer spreading them out rather than having everyone reaching across to the same spot. We put them away only after checking the contents.

Good to have spare ashtrays in the same box. I do not need another container to store them.

I use the rim rest only briefly and keep the end over the ashtray. It is a small but useful feature.

A tidy little option for our occasional visitors. I have not tried using it as a room scent yet.

The ashtray is light, so I choose its spot before adding water. Moving it from chair to chair is not how I would use it.

Here is a closer look at the rim. The notches are useful, and the wall is visibly thin. I wanted to show that because photos from farther away can make it look like a heavier bowl.

The single-box choice suited me. I did not want to commit to a large supply before trying the shape on our table.

I keep an unused one in the small hallway area. I like the clean fragrance when I pass by it.

Simple enough to put out for company without explaining a complicated gadget. Still worth following the water directions.

Works for my routine, though I am careful with the paper rim when taking an ashtray from the stack. A little patience keeps them looking neater.

This is where the spare box ended up in our cupboard. It fits beside the folded cloths and does not need a special storage tub. The ashtrays stay in a stack until we need them.

Bought for the covered porch. Fits the narrow shelf beside the chair.

I prefer the plain white outside to a bright pattern. The blue circle on the front is enough decoration for me.

After a visit I check the ends, let everything cool and then clear the ashtray. It is that final clearing-up step that makes this format useful to me.

The fresh scent ashtray on my shelf is separate from the ones used outside. A nice option to have from the same pack.

Packing for a weekend away and added the box beside the small travel bag. I kept it dry and protected rather than putting loose ashtrays at the bottom of the bag. Photo is from packing at home.

We do not need an ashtray every day. I mainly put one on the balcony when friends who smoke come over. It is handy to keep a box ready and take out a clean, unused one whenever we need it.

The size works well when I am sitting on the balcony with a friend in the evening. One feels a bit small for a larger gathering, so I put one on each of a few tables. That makes them easier for everyone to reach.

I have not bothered with the fragrance-only use. The part I wanted was fewer used bowls waiting to be washed.

Very easy to tuck the spare box away. My utility cupboard is not exactly spacious.

Setting the coffee table up before people arrived. I put the unused ashtray to one side so it was easy to reach, away from the remote and other loose bits. Nothing fancy about the setup.

I like the clean look before use. A fresh ashtray and a cleared table make a better starting point when guests come over.

The pack is easier to store than the assortment of glass bowls I had collected.

The little resting notches are more helpful than I expected. I still keep an eye on anything resting there.

I wanted something for occasional outdoor use, not another permanent item on the kitchen counter. This fits that plan.

Photo taken while clearing up, with both ends already out and cold. I keep the ashtray upright and collect it by the outside. I like not taking an ash-covered bowl back to the sink.

A useful format, but not a reason to ignore where you throw the used contents. I still follow our local waste guidance.

The single box is easy to keep with the garden things. No complaints about the size.

I was mostly interested in the clean marine scent for an unused ashtray. I like it near my workspace, without putting it right under my nose.

A modest little ashtray rather than a big piece of tableware. Exactly the sort of size I was looking for.

The neat stack is helpful. I take out what we need and put the rest away rather than leaving all the ashtrays on display.

Our old ashtray was always the last thing left by the sink. This changes that part of tidying up.

I ordered a spare box because we entertain outdoors quite often. Nice to have a consistent spot for everything instead of hunting for makeshift bowls.

I expected a more substantial rim from the pictures. It is definitely paper-light, so I am gentle with it. The dimensions still work for my table.

The unused-ashtray scent option is a bonus. I bought the pack for guests, then kept one unused for the hallway.

Early morning on our sheltered balcony, before anyone had used the ashtray. The picture is a bit dark because of the window light. It is a good fit for that awkward little corner by the chair.

I like the blue and white and the fact the spare ashtrays do not need much space.

Probably not my everyday choice because I generally prefer reusable things. I will keep these for visits and trips, where the format makes more sense to me.

An unused ashtray on the side shelf gives that corner a clean scent. I would choose its position before adding the water rather than keep moving it around.

No need to make a big display of it. One ashtray sits by the chair and the rest stay in the cupboard.

Tried the one-box option first. That is enough to work out whether you like the small size and the scent direction.

The convenience is nice, but I do keep a heavier ashtray for places exposed to wind. These stay on the sheltered table.

I appreciate the ordinary, clean appearance. It does not make the side table look like it is full of accessories.

Taking a fresh ashtray from beside the box while getting the table ready. This is how we store it between visits. The thin rim needs a gentle grip, but the stack itself is easy to manage.

A good fit for occasional use at our place. I like being able to put the spare box away neatly afterward.

For me it is about the cleanup routine, not a dramatic gadget. A fresh ashtray when needed and no bowl to wash afterward is a useful small change.