Making A Broom From Coconut Husks
Coconut trees are known to be a "Tree Of Life" simply because from roots to leaves we can utilize it and all in between can be used as fuel. The mature coconut fruits can be used to extract coconut cream and oil as a supplement or a cooking oil.
The wood of the coconut tree can be used as a housing material. The midrib of the leaves are used for an outdoor broom. The young coconuts are used for food.
This example is about using the coconut husks into making a broom where they process it in stages from de-husking to the final attachment of a stick to make the broom product.
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This is some new information that I was unaware of. I didn't know they made brooms out of coconut tree parts. In Korea, I think Koreans make brooms out of bamboo. Sometimes it's made of grass.
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It is a wise use of coconut husks because I also did not know that they can make a broom out of it too @gungho
It's kind of like recycling. I bet they have thousands of uses for the coconut tree, but a broom, I never thought of...
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I'm in love with the coco...nut. Wait, is it actually a nut? What? Lol
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Yeah I believe that it is still a nut @pwny, it only has some coconut water unlike other palm nuts :D
That's a strange nut lol
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That is absolutely amazing. We'll have to watch this video later when I'm not on my phone and can actually see it.
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It is just a broom making process using coconut coir.
That sounds so cool, though.
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