Tenn Well Natural Jute Twine, 500 Feet Long Brown Twine Rope for Crafts, Gift Wrapping, Packing, Gardening and Wedding Decor

Photo appears to be very deceiving! There are only 10 meters of this very thin twine roll, but the photo gives the impression that it is thick. In spite of the price, it's quite disappointing. This is not the type of yarn I would recommend unless you need a very thin twine. The kind of wrap that I would prefer to use to recycle newspapers was not what I wanted. Twine needs to be thicker.

Christina Kaufman

| Jul 11, 2021

I smell a really bad odor from the package that does not seem to have gone away. As honest as I can be, I feel sorry for the workers who have to handle this stuff, and I put it outside. I am still debating if I want to use it for anything except connecting non-volatile electrical systems. Things that are not living to living things Plants are leggy, bird feeders and bird houses are ineffective, etc. (so much for tethering them).

Halo Reyes

| Apr 04, 2021

It has been a good purchase for me. In the end, I had to use most of it, not a lot for 1000 feet. This makes me think about the price, since all of them came close to comparable Using them to give pots and planters a rustic feel is my favorite use for them. Photos of some of my projects can be seen here. The tarps also have the benefit of covering unsightly barbeque sticks that I use as training poles to train my plants, and they do a great job. There was no chemical smell to be found at the house, as stated in It did look worn and frayed after I kept messing up my knots and unknotting them several times, but it is a natural jute twine so it is to be.

Clementine Fletcher

| Jan 02, 2021

Wrapping boxes and packages, or bundling up newspapers for recycling, is fine for crafts, but not recommended for wrapping. This is a very thin, weak, and fragile structure. It breaks easily if you put pressure on it. It is also quite expensive. According to the photograph it looks like a good-quality, thick twine, but in reality it is only about one-third of the thickness shown in the picture. The thickness of our strings is closer to what is used in.

Kamiyah Harvey

| Mar 28, 2021

There is a strong kerosene smell. Although I washed my hands 3 times and barely touched them, the smell is still there. The item I have come into contact with has the weirdest, foulest, and most dangerous smell to me. This is completely absurd. The moment I took the plastic off and set the spool down, a smell hit me. After that, I was pretty mad when I smelled my hand. I think "all natural" is a good label. There is a strong smell of cancer in this. In addition, I washed my hands thoroughly two more times with dishwashing liquid, and once with soap that was abrasive. On my hands, the smell is still strong! It was barely touched by my fingers. Are you sure this is not a mistake? There is nothing good about this disgusting act. Please return it I am avoiding this. Is this what this is all about?.

Rome McCall

| Jul 08, 2021

I find it terrible. No matter how many reinforcements are applied, the break occurs immediately. Rather than using it indoors, I plan on using it outdoors to tie up plants.

Dream Roberson

| Mar 27, 2021

The only issue I have with this twine is that tons of small bits of the twine splinter off and end up all over the place. Thanks to my craft, I can use my skills to help others Currently, it feels too cheap for me, but I would love it more if it weren't. The twine will be used all and I may order again in the future.

Kylo Larsen

| Jul 12, 2021

My twine isn't quite strong enough for this task, it has broken a few times, so I have to layer and wrap in order to keep it secure. In spite of that, it's a decent package for the price. If I had to lashing it, I wouldn't use it.

Thiago Byrd

| Jan 12, 2021