🔗 Lehigh Group 530X Jute Twine: Ultra-strong and Heavy Duty Twine, 190' Length Review

This is jute. It was delivered on time. I will use it in my garden. I made a small holder for it from a recycled potato salad box.

Terrible smell. I wouldn't touch him. Can someone tell me what it is? Also non-refundable. Revain must notify us if the items are non-refundable. I wouldn't buy them. I certainly can't use it on my tomatoes.

Yarn configuration is excellent. Because the yarn pulls out the center hole, the plastic wrap can be left around the perimeter and the yarn will not unravel. However, the description calls it Heavy Duty and the label states the safe working load is 7 lbs or 3.1 kg. I would call it a good middle split.

I need this twine to tie lay flat cardboard for weekly recycling. I ordered it because it was marked as "Heavy Duty". After trying different ways of tying bundles of cardboard, we had to triple fold the string to keep it from tearing. Dissatisfied. 190' won't last long if we have a triple draw. This yarn is best suited for medium loads.

Hrm. Interesting. I bought it to tie up tomato vines. But that's totally wrong for this app - it might be useful for some DIYers or who knows. but it is very weak and quite flimsy - these jutes require a weight description to match the gauge of the wire. If it were wire it would be about 24 AWG - so it's not soft and shaggy and will actually cut into tomato vines. I may have to select garden twine at my local store again.

The rating or representation on this is completely wrong If you make a mistake in typing or anything, please know this isn't super power mode, and far away from it! I have never seen such a jute yarn or jute thread! You have to double it to send a package but for any project or to protect something this is too thin! And the worst thing is that I read every word, it was inaccurate and I can't even replace it! It's wrong, but for a person with disabilities, it's disgusting. Revain is a great…

Very nice that the cord comes from the middle and the plastic sleeve keeps it together on the outside. I pulled it out about ten feet to carry around the garden and it's a bit thicker or heavier than I expected. It also took a little more effort to cut with scissors than I expected, so I think they'll hold things up well without breaking. I'd expect it to break down outside over time, but sometimes you need twine to tie up corn supplies or to vine peas that you just leave to eat in the ground.

This yarn was the WORST! I took it out of the box and couldn't breathe. It was treated with some kind of petrochemical and it was so powerful! I threw it away. I read online that most jute twines are treated with fungicides to keep them from going moldy. What worries me is that neither these nor most jute twines are listed anywhere on the packaging. I'm obviously sensitive to this and wanted to warn others before they buy it out of ignorance. If you have allergies that cause breathing problems,