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The Potential of Coir (Coconut Fibre) with the Use of Cloths as a Reusable
Menstrual Napkin for Women
The skin or outer shell of fruits like bananas, rambutan, and dragon fruit are
usually thrown away in the garbage and considered waste, not knowing that some
fruit skins benefit the environment as it alternates the valuable things that have the
potential to help the economy. Indeed, our study includes fruit waste as an
alternative reusable sanitary napkin, accompanied by coconut fiber from the
coconut's outer shell, coir. This organic and non-irritating pad helps us feel at ease,
knowing it is free from toxic chemicals. It also practices us to be more
conservative and creative by using natural resources. Not only does coconut
produce healthy nutrients, but gives women a life savior.
To explore more and know the knowledge behind what fruits can give aside from
their nutrients is what the researchers are interested in this study. Cocos Nucifera
(Coconut) is a low-priced raw material, as it is beneficial and appropriate for
natural resource-based reusable sanitary napkins. Therefore, this study will teach
us how to construct an economical and sustainable alternative product with natural
resources.