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• Sisal stiff fibers show a high strength, durability, and ability to stretch. They are also highly resistant to bacterial damage and to deterioration in saltwater. Therefore, sisal is widely used for ropes, bales, and twines for marine or agricultural industries
• Sisal rope is subject to rot because it absorbs water easily. When used outdoor, one must take into account that the rope should be replaced in good time. Sisal shrinks when wet. It is not subject to degradation by sunlight
• Because sisal is a natural fiber carpeting material, it is non-toxic and good for people with allergies and asthma. Unlike synthetic materials like nylon it won't off-gas volatile organic compounds (VOC's), so sisal carpets and rugs will contribute to the air quality of your home. ... Sisal is super absorbent.
• Sisal is relatively easy to maintain. The hard, natural vegetable fibers do not attract dust, and bacteria cannot penetrate the fibers. Sand and fine dirt do not damage sisal carpets as they do conventional floor coverings; the soil filters through the weave, rather than sits on the surface.
• Sisal and seagrass are relatively easy to maintain. The hard, natural vegetable fibers do not attract dust, and bacteria cannot penetrate the fibers. Sand and fine dirt do not damage sisal or seagrass carpets as they do conventional floor coverings; the soil filters through the weave, rather than sits on the surface.

• Sisal stiff fibers show a high strength, durability, and ability to stretch. They are also highly resistant to bacterial damage and to deterioration in saltwater. Therefore, sisal is widely used for ropes, bales, and twines for marine or agricultural industries
• Sisal rope is subject to rot because it absorbs water easily. When used outdoor, one must take into account that the rope should be replaced in good time. Sisal shrinks when wet. It is not subject to degradation by sunlight
• Because sisal is a natural fiber carpeting material, it is non-toxic and good for people with allergies and asthma. Unlike synthetic materials like nylon it won't off-gas volatile organic compounds (VOC's), so sisal carpets and rugs will contribute to the air quality of your home. ... Sisal is super absorbent.
• Sisal is relatively easy to maintain. The hard, natural vegetable fibers do not attract dust, and bacteria cannot penetrate the fibers. Sand and fine dirt do not damage sisal carpets as they do conventional floor coverings; the soil filters through the weave, rather than sits on the surface.
• Sisal and seagrass are relatively easy to maintain. The hard, natural vegetable fibers do not attract dust, and bacteria cannot penetrate the fibers. Sand and fine dirt do not damage sisal or seagrass carpets as they do conventional floor coverings; the soil filters through the weave, rather than sits on the surface.