Here's how banana trees get turned into menstrual pads.
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Here's how banana trees get turned into menstrual pads. #periods #menstruation #ecofriendly
And for those that don’t know banana trees only produce 1 bushel of bananas in its lifetime, sometimes consisting of 100 bananas and after that the trees basically useless so this is pretty neat
No thats not true, i used to have a banana tree and it produced many bushels over the years
@@tantalaytermvanich3292 That’s a banana fruit tree, these are plantain bananas
Did not know that. That's shocking! Wow. But at least they repurpose them. So it's not as wasteful. :)
It is not actually true that the entire plant dies after one season and one yield of fruit. It would be more accurate to say that a limb of the plant can only produce one yield of up to 200 bananas. In addition, each plant will have one limb at any given time. The plant can regrow a new limb to replace the old and start the process again from there.
It is very true that this process produces far more agricultural waste when compared to other crops.
The reason that it appears as if a whole tree is felled per season is because rather than being a tree, the ‘stalk’ that supports the bananas is actually made of very tightly wrapped leaves. Bananas don’t actually grow on trees at all, but rather grow on these tightly wrapped leaves that form a stalk.
There is only one stalk per season per plant. The root system can remain completely intact in order to regrow for the next season.
Since the root system can remain intact to produce a new stem, the plant itself does not die.
I spent much of my childhood in Bundaberg Australia where bananas would be grown every season. I will say that the waste I witnessed every season as a result of the banana harvest truly was immense.
@@WindingRobertv2 both plants kinda work the same way
Fun fact: Banana trees are not trees. They're actually giant herbs.
And banana is a berry
@@kr8s true!
workers paid 5$ a day, and the sale will be like 10$ per box. Understand there is no minimum wage policy in India. Brokers make good amount of money in India. Politicians and business owners does not want educated workers. Poor guys work like a dog, for their ignorance....
@@1.4BPeople-Zero-GoldMedals not the conversation topic, but okay..
Wait really?
In Vietnam we get banana clothing which is excellent in humid summer to absorb sweat.
Is it comfortable?
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@@p0elaha566yeah , more than cotton
@@nurulhudavijapurwala4936price
Even in Kerala we get banana tree saari and it is very soft and silky
This is actually so neat. It helps to not waste the banana tree trunk!!
Real neat good way to prevent waste
It would not be waste.
In VN people used for Pigs food ...
@@unwnme It is, most species of banana tree (not actually a tree though) can only produce a certain amount of fruit before it kind of just sits there. you either need to do some stuff to it or cut it down and plant another one.
@@itshunni8346 you can eat the inside portion of trunk. It is very tasty if fried with some masala🌚
I cannot thank these people enough
Facts lol✔️✔️✔️👏🏽👏🏽🫡
I'm sitting here thinking the same thing❤
Get a life
@@chefSqueezwhy?
Boil the extracted fibers in a solution of water and soda ash or caustic soda. This removes impurities and starts the process of whitening the fibers.
After boiling, thoroughly wash the fibers with clean water and rinse multiple times.
If you desire a brighter white, you can use a natural bleach like hydrogen peroxide or sunlight exposure. Keep in mind that aggressive bleaching may weaken the fibers.
Beating:
Pound the fibers using a mallet or similar tool to soften them and make them fluffier. This helps to break down the fibers into a more cotton-like consistency.
Carding:
Card the fibers to further separate them and align in one direction. This is similar to how wool is carded before spinning. You can use hand carders or a drum carder for this.
Forming Balls:
Once the fibers are carded and have a fluffy consistency, you can tease them into ball-like shapes to resemble cotton balls.
I was really looking forward to seeing a comment on the trade secret. transforming the banana fibres into the white cotton-like fluff. Thanks for sharing
I think this comment needs to be pinned!!
Thx im gonna use it as bathwater filter
Thanks for sharing. I live in Africa and would like to learn how to transform bananas at an industrial level. How can i acquire that knowledge please?
Thank you very very much I really needed this👍👍
Surprised they didn't use blue liquid to demonstrate
It's kind of refreshing that it isn't blue
@GraceAsheroh boohoo, too bad we don’t have alien blood!
@@currentlybaking That’s not the point of OP’s comment. I think he was stating that since media has become so PC that he’s surprised it wasn’t blue.
I was wondering the same. 😂😂😂
As a bleeder, i don't want to see it too. 😂😂😂
@@currentlybaking
Learn to read the room. 🙄
Plants are amazing. So much better than plastic. Bananas are fast growing and once the plant produces the bananas it's a stalk which can't ever produce any more bananas, so they are perfect for that "second life". Power to plants and please don't package them in plastic!
That's not true. You chop the plant down the stem diagonally after you harvest and the it regrows.
@@Amos_Quito I think you might be referring to the aesthetics of a banana plant in a garden where you cut off old damaged foliage? You don't get a large bunch of bananas again the way you have achieved in the original crop. If we're talking about the massive amount of non plastic production needed for these products in India, then it's not very efficient production is it? My knowledge comes from commercial Cavendish banana production in mid North Coast, NSW, Australia, so I'm certainly no expert on all bananas
@@tosca... no, not old damaged foliage. It's the same with a plantain plant. After harvest when you cut it down it regrows a new bunch. Now that you mentioned it, im not sure if the subsequent harvests are smaller than the initial. But bananas and plantains will definitely regrow and produce fruit, only if u chop it diagonally somewhere around the middle.
@@Amos_Quito Lol, I doubt you and I will resolve this. Yes, from the research I've done (a bit random because I'm a bit short on time), banana plants can produce pups (baby plants after fruiting). But not all bananas are equal, since there are many varieties, some much more valuable because of better fruit than others. Plantains have different growth habits than commercial bananas as far as I can tell, even though they are the same family.
So while you have a point about properly pruned plants being able to produce more bananas, they are likely to be a smaller hand. A commercial hand of bananas average 240 bananas. If in commercial production, it's not worthwhile cultivating smaller hands from a previous plant unless it is a heritage banana or some other worthwhile variety needed on a smaller scale for a smaller market. Plantains are cultivated and eaten in very particular ways in different parts of the world (Africa, South Pacific, Brazil) because they are quite different to commercial bananas, such as Cavendish, the dominant banana in Australia.
Now, let's return to the actual story here. The banana is being cut down after its main crop in a country with 1.4 billion people in which 48.5% are female. The male/female differential is likely because of infanticide and domestic violence. My back of envelope calculation is there are about 300 million childbearing aged women in India who are in need of feminine hygiene products. To use products which are not plastic based or plastic packaged for such a huge part of the population is a real gain for the environment. Using banana plants which are one crop wonders ie: fast growing in one year in a predominantly warm climate, is very efficient. The outcome is a highly needed secondary product without the use of plastic produced from the banana stems. The production of 300 million feminine hygiene products x 12 times per year will obviously require a massive upscalling of production because it equals the need for 3.6 billion items to supply the female childbearing population. In other words, cultivating banana pups in India when the secondary purpose is so good for the planet and in such high demand. Grow a maximum of one banana plant for a maximum of bananas for a population of 1.4 billion and then produce a maximum of 3.6 billion feminine hygiene products which are produced in a very positive way for the planet. That's a win which banana pups will not help in production for any good value for products needed in such massive numbers. Sorry for the pups, but this new form of production is fantastic and should be used in first world countries too, not just in a developing economy like India.
Unfortunately you're wrong and over 300 people who gave you a like, are wrong too.
There's nothing bête thant plastic, so much so that we will still use it in 200 years.
Petrol / plastic can be used in millions of products.
In India, Banana has been historically considered one of the purest fruit. All parts of this fruit are used. Nothing is wasted from stems, flowers , leaves to the fruit itself
Roots are useless😁
@@agn471roots is very best for cattle feed
Nothing in India is pure look at that gange river😂
@@darell8310 ok xenophobe😄. Your hatred is pure though.
same for coconut
This is how you reuse items, we need more like this 😭💖
This is not reusing anything.
"wE DoN't NEeD mOrE of THiS, bUt iNsTeAd wE NeEd tO be MoRe LiKe tHiS"
@@unwnmeYou can reuse by eating. Right?😂😂😂
@@unwnme used first to produce bananas, therefore it is reused or used again for this new purpose…. Right??
BRO..INDIA IS GONNA TAKE OVER THE WORLD IF THEY KEEP IT UP!
THEY ARE ALWAYS RECYCLING ♻️ EVERYTHING. PLASTICS TO MAKE SHOES OMG IVE SEEN ALOT BUT I CANT REMEMBER EVEN MAKING PLASTICS INTO ROPE.
Gotta thank the minds that put all this into action👏🌹
Absolutely.. there are certainly amazing minds in this world ❤
Genius.
THE MINDS ARE CREATED BY THE MOST GENIUS ONE GOD
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@@AishaAtiqueArar'Their minds are created by God'
So are the problems, yet u guys are reluctant to give him credit for that.
As a biotech technician, they should not be putting their airms through the UV lights. They increase the risk of cancer. They should turn it on and off between each exchange⁹
I am extremely thankful to these people for making pads and doing the process it takes, it's sad that some women in the world can't access something so important
What women used in the ancient time before pads invented???
Lol, yours come from a factory that does everything with machines, which is much more efficient.
All you need is a small staff of operators to produce orders of magnitude more than this factory in India.
Cloths which were sometimes washed and reused
@@aeudhaTV They used a rag held in place by a specialized belt, hence the term "Woman on the rag.".
@@outcastedalonzo8085 thank you
This process is precious... Eco friendly pads superb ❤
In some parts of India, we cook those celery-like stalks and eat them.
Kerala
NE
In Bengal too,we call them "Thor"(Not the Norse Thunder God of course😂)
Karnataka too..
workers paid 5$ a day, and the sale will be like 10$ per box. Understand there is no minimum wage policy in India. Brokers make good amount of money in India. Politicians and business owners does not want educated workers. Poor guys work like a dog, for their ignorance....
I didnt know each pad was such work of art 😢 thank you
not each pad , your pad is full of phthalates but not in a banana pad 😅
Pads are a work of art?!
Please lord have mercy on us 😂
Ur pads are like pampers...
Nah not Kotex or maxi pads in the US unless you pay big bucks for organic ones.
Yea the onse I buy are cotton. And most definitely not these onse.
Respect for the workers for making eco friendly products ❤🙏🏻
Innovation when that’s what you have to work with. They made it happen!
Its ancient product😂
workers paid 5$ a day, and the sale will be like 10$ per box. Understand there is no minimum wage policy in India. Brokers make good amount of money in India. Politicians and business owners does not want educated workers. Poor guys work like a dog, for their ignorance....
@@1.4BPeople-Zero-GoldMedalsthat guy almost got gobbled up by that machine! Those working conditions dangerous af!
banana is like a god plant because every part of it can be used in inumerable ways
Coconut tree is even more OP.
Please explain.
@@iamnaz9 Coconut tree gives you leaves + fruit. Coconut fruit 🥥 can be turned into milk, oil, cream, moisturiser etc and the fibre from the skin can be turned into rope or even heavy duty doormats! The empty shell can even be used as eco friendly drinking cups, some island cultures use them all the time.
So coconut tree cant be a creation of god for her.😂
More precisely, God created all plants, for which we should be thankful.
Name of company - Saathi Pads.
pretty much anything coming from plant material can be fermented to produce fibres. these can pretty much be used for anything involving fibre application .... they can even be made to leather... of course there is a difference of cellulose fibres and collagen fibres but ... won't be easily noticeable...
I think its time we put emphasis on sustainability and importance than depriving valuable rare resources like reptile skins etc. I see a good turn in world of fashion so far. This might be a good entrepreneural opportunity so far
They seem to be more natural than the gel filled ones available in my area. I've never seen them on sale in the UK.
Yeah , because this innovation done by Indian engineer , hopefully they should go global in near future .
@@veena_93_. Well done, I'd say
I go for organic cotton ones. I really like honey pot.
@@brookeceron8091 Organic cotton is good. Also bamboo
I'm also using these banana fibers types of pads.The the company's is China but the product made in India (Chennai).Pads name is AIRIZ.I don't know if it is available online or not.
Saw a comment saying that banana tree is useless after producing its fruit! No, actually banana plant has an underground that bears several buds whith reproductiv aspecst and which would develop into a new banana tree (suckers). A banana plant can stay productiv during several decades if soil conditions, environment are favorable. My favorite fruit
Jesus this is amazing since nana trees are a wasted resource after they produce. This is a great way to make sure nothing is left behind and wasted. 10/10
In India, evey single part of the banana tree is used for something and none of it goes to waste
I love all the innovation that's been happening lately to deal with all kinds of waste. Makes my heart happy to see these materials gain new life!
So much agricultural wisdom!
@@larry6601what other material can be used to make sanitary pads?
@@larry6601 Make pads, i'll order.
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I always thought that most pads absorbance were made from using cotton, but this is interesting, and recycled banana stock are made to make different things including hand woven bags and hats to mats👀✨
Not all pads are created and manufactured the same. It depends on where manufactured, how abundant are the materials used, and what the corporation chooses to produce them with. So in their area bananas may be more in abundance than cotton. In other countries it may be a whole different material.
After watching this video, I remember the movie from india "Pad Man". What a great movie! A man started from scratch making sanitary pad for her wife until he mastered his craft and created the perfect sanitary pad that soon benefited their entire country due to its affordability and reliability 🙂
Im so amazed. Didnt expect banana tree can be used that way. Some species of banana also used to make rope for ships but as a pad? Wow thats very eco friendly bcz banana is easy to plant and grows rapidly
workers paid 5$ a day, and the sale will be like 10$ per box. Understand there is no minimum wage policy in India. Brokers make good amount of money in India. Politicians and business owners does not want educated workers. Poor guys work like a dog, for their ignorance....
@@1.4BPeople-Zero-GoldMedalsAverage Minimum wage in India is 2.65 US dollars. So considering that, i dont think they are working like 'dogs'
@@jiophone2412 broker commission is 1 dollar.
Banana is one of the few plants where each of the parts is edible/useful in the kitchen...bananas (ripe and plaintain), banana flowers and tender banana trunks are eaten, banana leaves can be used as disposable plates, and also to wrap food to be cooked kinda like aluminum foil...and some layers of a grown trunk can be used as plates. 😊
Learned something new today 🙏🏽
a precious fiber and environmentally safe too....bravi!!!!! 👍💖
workers paid 5$ a day, and the sale will be like 10$ per box. Understand there is no minimum wage policy in India. Brokers make good amount of money in India. Politicians and business owners does not want educated workers. Poor guys work like a dog, for their ignorance....
@@1.4BPeople-Zero-GoldMedals how else are they supposed to expand if profits aren't high? That's the original purpose of profit; exploit the worker, so more franchises can be built.
I absolutely love things like this. Anything that not only helps prevent waste but produces good quality products is an absolute win! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤
This is beautiful on so many levels 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤
God bless people like you I hope he will increase your knowledge many time over
The material used from the banana plants are cellulose which is whitened by using sodium hypochlorite bleach .
That is awesome! It’s time the world started using the plant and tree byproducts for useful things.
Wow... That's really friggin cool! Also a great way to reuse banana trees since they can't produce anymore fruit.❤
it's good if they use those trees for manufacturing pads because when bananas ripen in trees and after some time banana tree completely composed by it's own self
its a plant not a tree 😊
@@Ronin-bt1fjwell trees are plants also so your comment mande no sense... What you meant is bananas don't grow on trees but rather other plants.
@@Kath-Erina no, trees are trees and plants are plants, Banana is a herb so colloquially its a plant. Nobody calls a sequoia 'sequoia plant'.
@@Ronin-bt1fj but trees are also plants lol
@@Ronin-bt1fj All trees are plants, but not all plants are trees. A tree is just a shape certain plants can take. Laurel for example can grow as shrubs or trees, depending on the circumstances.
This secret for getting it fluffy is often a highly toxic chemical that is often dumped into nature. In that case it would not very sustainable... This is also popular method for making cotton-like material out of bamboo fibers for example...
Yeah, when they said it's a 'trade secret' I felt it must be something like that . :/
hmm thanks for sharing. I didn't know that, especially with bamboo products & their environmental claims
It can be dangerous for girls.
It's nothing but cellulose.
Its just cellulose ya'll 😂😂😂 before any product such as an intimate area product is released into the market, it undergoes intense scrutiny in India. If the government allowed its sales, then it must be safe.
They are small and upcoming company and they dont have the resources to bribe the government like some might argue.
So the product must be safe.
Just cuz some secret is unknown doesnt mean it automatically means shady.
Agreed they are great for the environment. The trade secret part is where probably the chemicals go in. Beyond the recycled banana trunks, the fluff could be costing them. If anyone has any info on this, could be really helpful
Yes if anyone has info
Thank You for you' re help and caring for woman higiene 🤗
In the 19-30 women wore cotton pads much the same but with cotton that was washed to reuse. I was told in the 5O when I came to live in Paris. In England we had chemist delivered Pads for women's needs. These look fine. Nature serving Nature.
Once again we thank men for making women’s lives more bearable ❤
This is amazing!!
Yes!
Wow ive always wanted to see how pads are made thanks so much for this video. Thats alot of work for pads. I sure appreciate those hard working men to make pads for us women.
They distribute it to poor village people for free
Banana, pineapple, sugarcane etc can easily replace petroleum based products and some animal based products
They can also produce cardboards and papper so less trees getting chopped down
Trade secret is cellulose
Trade secret is they bleach the fiber to make it white
Creativity and the usage of natural resources like this to ease the days of fellow human beings. Really makes me feel proud of Indians. Love you ❤
Now I know the importance of banana trees
Coconut and Banana trees/plants and by-products are known to have many many uses
That "secret" part concerns me. Do they bleach the fibres to make it pure white? Then it can't be good for the users.
most cases when they say trade secret it’s just a machinery process they are trying hide for other competitors to get their hands on, i think most of them is available in china but the discovery part is is something they did pretty quick
Me too ,wonder if those chemicals will eventually cause cancer
Lol. They give us birth control that significantly increase the chance of getting strokes. They cured HIV but can’t figure out safer birth control meds. Doubt they will care about the chemicals causing cancer. 😁😁
the one in market is already causing it due to extensive plastic use in them
Iam in my periods and using pads... I am a bit scary now after reading this comment
Fascinating! Nothing goes to waste.
This is great. Feminine products are essential
This needs to become the standard.
The banana tree stems when they are fresh can be squeezed in a clean machine. The juice of the banana stem can be made as soups in the hotels and restaurants.
And this can be done in a particular place by women, and the soups can be distributed to the food restaurants.
Anyway the crushed fibres are needed for the sanitary napkin producers. So if it is utilized in the above said manner. It will be more profitable.
Both can be done by appointing
females as the employees.
Wow!!! This truly amazing 👏🏻
How nature has provided trees and plants that provide everything for us... And God gave humans the knowledge to make out of it!!! Beautiful universe❤
Really good idea!!! ❤
Lets save the these ecosystems and normalize period panties and products like the diva cup. Both are reusable and made out of sustainable materials and no dangerous chemicals.
While I can get behind your sentiment, the truth is this is a fantastic way to use banana trees. The trees only ever produce fruit once on their life, and they are cut down and burnt to make room for the next crop. Rather than wasting these trees and adding to GHGs, this company is taking what is typically seen as waste material and making them into something incredibly useful.
Not everyone can use those products you speak of or it would be a good idea. Some of us bleed to bad to use the period panties and some of us can’t physically use the cups due to different reasons.
@@crystalrusmisel1832 Reusable pads exist, too. I wear them with period panties for extra heavy days and double protection.
Save these ecosystems? This is literally agricultural waste. They turning waste into a very much needed product.
"panties" what are we, 5? The only people that call them "panties" where I live are toddlers & condescending men. Lets normalise real, adult names for female underwear first, shall we? They're called "pants" or "underwear", same as for mens! We don't need childish names for female private part related items do we! That's not normalising anything!
As for reusables vs disposables, yes, in the developed world, for the rich, who have easy access to hygiene, such as running water & washing machines, these can be good, but there's a LOT of people in the world who do NOT have access to this & it's straight out dangerous to use diva cups without access to proper handwashing facilities! Likewise it's unsafe & smelly & humiliating for women to be forced to use reusable pants for their period when they don't have adequate facilities to wash them between wears.
We should have access to a wide variety of products to be able to choose the ones that best suit our needs & lifestyle. There is no environmental harm in using banana stem disposable products is there! So lets not humiliate the homeless & poor by trying to tell them they're harming the environment by not using the pants that the rich hippies have decided are "best". Women should be putting their welfare first & using what is right & safest for them!
& lets face it, the waste from disposable period products is nothing compared to the waste from disposable nappies & society in general. Nappies also have to be hygienic, many countries already have unacceptably high baby death rates from infections, lets not increase it with unsanitary nappies, but that is generally an easier option to address than menstrual prducts is & far fewer need to be changed to have the same environmental impact, plus the poor tend to already be using reusable products there, it's the rich that use disposable plastic products for added convenience & they, of course, are a group more than capable of switching without harming anyone's health!
Dude, worker safety? That guy almost got EATEN!
Capitalists don't care lmao. They would have even less worker safety, if the bosses could get away with it.
"What its absorbancy is tested with, is a trade secret"
Save the planet with banana tree menstrual pads!!! Never mind how much danger these workers are being subjected to just so you can feel like you’re accomplishing something.
Mother earth needs this badly.
workers paid 5$ a day, and the sale will be like 10$ per box. Understand there is no minimum wage policy in India. Brokers make good amount of money in India. Politicians and business owners does not want educated workers. Poor guys work like a dog, for their ignorance....
But periods are not only liquid 😿 please test pads with thick liquid 😊 this video is so helpful, thank you it give us so much knowledge 😊
Brains. Resourcefulness. Thank you for this video.
I bought this seeing the video on YT, for earth it’s super nice.
But it is not user friendly. The pad couldn’t hold together the things inside and broke inside my panties and things got pretty messy.
The panty liners are good though
Whats the name of the brand, where can i get it (the liners) not the pads, based on your experience
Wow, amazing unimaginable processs from waste become a very useful item.
They don’t need to be bleached!
Yes they do! There color were originally tan & yellow then the final product is white. That means they were bleached.
This is how our world should work!
And yet women's hygiene products are taxed more than most other shop products....
Should mention the product name so that we can use them and help nature.
Saathi
They said it like ten times and showed a shot of the company billboard. Someone failed their listening comprehension tests 😬
@@cloud9beautyYes right but that was because I didn't see the whole process and it would be anytime better if the name was published in the description.
I thought she was talking bout cricket knee pads 😂😂😂
workers paid 5$ a day, and the sale will be like 10$ per box. Understand there is no minimum wage policy in India. Brokers make good amount of money in India. Politicians and business owners does not want educated workers. Poor guys work like a dog, for their ignorance....
Great invention Banana does not go to waste and is very useful It has created a great economy
Good idea.. Very nice 👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏
As a man ,I never thought about their being any difficulty with menstrual products. As I have read up on it this problem seems easily solvable by way of making it a medical benefit.
Ahhh, the original banana hammock.
Cheeky
😂🤣 You both have great flow!
They make great diapers too
Do what you can with what you’ve got!
I know there’s some environmentalists out there losing their minds, not because the workers make $0.14 an hour, but because they are using water to clean the fibers with.
Bro they earn atleast 1.5 dollar per hour no one is going to work for 0.14 dollars
Sowing needles with the eye cut to make two different punches in one stroke it punches thousands of times in groups of each other as they roll through the reciever with other barbed needs they have a multiple punch and release system that turns the strips into the fluffy form
Brilliant idea smart people 👌👌👌God bless you'll ❤
What is the company name? I would like to buy from them
Saathi
Wish they wouldn't bleach them.
@@maecarpenter6735 they bleach?☹️
Red ink > fake blue ink adverts
Wow earth friendly! Kudos!
What menstrual pad is this?
Its an Indian brand Saathi. I dont know if it is available in other countries.
Oh sorry 😅 it says it's Saathi
This is incredible india
Another banana has been there before 😅 I’m thinking 😅
On the night of July 24th 2023....In my dream I was walking on the street with everyone when God's Voice said to me to always keep on telling young people to never forget that something is coming from the Sky....Asteroids...THANK YOUUUU 🙏 💞 ♥️
I wanna buy them... Which brand is it
Saathi
And now, this is something really useful and helpful for everyone, not the ridiculous and unnecessary Asian production of bamboo salt
Very much abused fruit by women & needs to be appreciated...
LOL 😂😂
In my country, Bangladesh, banana tree's cotton is used for making thread and these thread is used to make sarees🥰🥰🥰
What brand is this?
Probs only local
Wow.. what the wisdom i get this morning...its so nice and very useful..and herb...awesome..wow.thanks for sharing your thoughts. ❤God bless😊
We eat that 😢
Bro you eat the stem??
Gatekeepers of the banana pads 😂
Woow that's crazy
long live our working culture,where there innovation create some 'weird' innovation.It's must be deserved for those 'badass' soul who gave their whole life,for our 'better' world.Kudos to all these 'lively' soul who just 'deals' with 'nature'.'Respect those 'coal' soul who makes our 'diamond' society,all over the world.❤❤❤
Considering women have periods from average age 12-51 (39 years) and go through a box of 25 pads a month that’s an average of 11,700 pads in a lifetime. A period cup lasts 10 years and creates minimal environmental waste.
I was today years old when I learned that bananas aid my body inside and out😂😂😂
The Secret Part: Viscose Fibre is generated using those small chunks of tree. That small part is called Viscose. And after the treatment with Multiple Chemicals it gets generated. This is a process of an entire day.