Question

Why are coconut fibers are used for making ropes?

Answer 1

The coir fibre is relatively waterproof, and is one of the few natural fibres resistant to damage by saltwater. Coconut fibres used to make ropes because they strong enough to catch or tie..

Answer 2

This action partially decomposes the husk's pulp, allowing it to be separated into coir fibers and a residue called coir pith. Freshwater retting is used for fully ripe coconut husks to produce brown coir, and saltwater retting is used for green husks to produce white coir.