Do’s and Don’ts

Do’s and Don’ts

Do’s and Don’ts of Jute Bags & Other Jute Products

✅ Do’s:

  1. Store in a Dry Place – Jute is a natural fiber and absorbs moisture easily, so keep it in a well-ventilated, dry area.
  2. Use for Eco-Friendly Packaging – Jute is biodegradable and reusable, making it a sustainable alternative to plastic.
  3. Clean Gently – If needed, clean jute bags using a damp cloth and mild soap; avoid harsh scrubbing.
  4. Air Dry Properly – Always let jute air dry naturally after cleaning to prevent mildew.
  5. Reinforce for Heavy Loads – If carrying heavy items, ensure that the jute bag has reinforced stitching or a lining for added durability.
  6. Recycle and Reuse – Jute products can be reused and recycled for composting, crafts, storage, packaging, insulation, paper, erosion control, and agricultural uses.

❌ Don’ts:

  1. Don’t Expose to Excessive Moisture – Prolonged exposure to water can weaken the fibers and lead to mold growth.
  2. Don’t Machine Wash – Jute is not machine-washable, as it can shrink and lose its shape.
  3. Don’t Store in Plastic Bags – Storing jute in airtight plastic can trap moisture and cause decay.
  4. Don’t Use for Wet Items – Jute is absorbent and may get damaged if used to carry wet or damp items.
  5. Don’t Store Near Direct Sunlight for Long Periods – Excessive exposure to sunlight can cause jute fibers to become brittle and fade.
  6. Don’t Use Harsh Chemicals – Strong detergents or bleach can break down the natural fibers.
  7. Don’t Overload – Though strong, overloading jute bags beyond their capacity can cause tearing.