Residual incense smell

[Nikki80]

Wasn't entirely sure if this was the right forum for this question but since it involves my brooder I figure it's appropriate. I use to burn incense occasionally, palo santo since it's the only scent that won't trigger headaches and I love the gentle smell. Knowing I'd be getting chicks I haven't burnt any incense or candles for weeks and have had my air purifier going (love that little thing). But the room still has a very very slight residual scent of palo santo, even with plenty of air flow the last few weeks and the purifier running in there. Should my chicks still be safe to be in the room? Fiance doesn't think it'll be an issue and I do have a tendency to overthink and worry, especially when it comes to my animals, but I'd rather ask and be safe than sorry.

 

[DobieLover]

Skip the worry and brood them in the coop!
(Residual odor won't be an issue). They'd still be better off being brooded in a coop outdoors with a brooder plate.