Environmental Sciences, asked by cupcakesanushaa, 9 months ago

Why is coir used to make doormats and ropes?

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Answered by avenger129

Answer:

COIR IS USED TO MAKE DOORMATS AND ROPES BECAUSE THE MATERIAL IS VERY STRONG AND DURABLE

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Answered by brainlystat477

Answer:

Coir is the only natural fiber that is highly resistant to abrasion, as well as being resistant to salt water, making it an ideal material for manufacturing fishing nets or rope that can be used in a marine environment.

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