Q. What are some uses for coconut husks?

Answer

The fibers that come from coconut husks are known as coir and they may be used in a wide range of goods. Coir is used to manufacture brushes and doormats as well as particle board twine and biodegradable materials. Powder made from coconut husks is often used in the production of mosquito coils as well as incense sticks. In addition to that it is used as a phenolic extruder in the production of plywood and as a filler in the production of resin glue. It is resistant to both fungal and water damage and has a consistent quality throughout.