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One of hemp’s most innovative and applicable uses today is in building materials sector. Hemp can be used for all sorts of building materials, replacing or supplementing traditional materials including wood and concrete. There are a wider range of products, but the most important categories are: Hempcrete, Insulation, and Particle Board.

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Another one of the sustainable benefits of hemp clothing is that it’s not a water-intensive crop; cotton actually requires four times more water than hemp.

One of the reasons Hempcrete should be closely considered as a building material in Australia is due to the remarkable fire-resistant properties. Hempcrete bricks and walls have been put under controlled and uncontrolled fire to demonstrate the qualities. Most notably, one experiment exposed it to a 1000 degree (c) flame and the wall didn't exceed 100 degrees celcius deeper than 60mm into the form. Learn about more of the incredible benefits of Hempcrete through the pinned link! #hemp

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Use this simple 3 ingredient recipe for how to mix hempcrete, including an infographic with instructions on how to work with hempcrete.

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Besides its propagation in China, the cultivation and use of hemp has, since the beginnings of recorded history, also been documented by many other great civilizations, including: India, Sumeria, Babylonia, Persia, Egypt, and other nations of the Near East; and the Aztec and Mayan civilizations of South America; as well as by native cultures in North America and Europe.

Hemp and viscose hemp may both start as an innocent, environmentally-friendly plant, but the end result is two vastly different fabrics. Organic underwear made from 100% natural hemp is better for both you and the environment. Real hemp makes for incredibly comfortable high waisted underwear and bras, like a racerback bralette or triangle bralette.

In the case of hemp vs wool, these two natural fibers both have their place in environmentally-friendly clothing. Both hemp and wool have self-cleaning properties, which makes for fantastic antibacterial underwear. Just like hemp wool is one of the most sustainable fabrics you can find, as they’re made from natural sources and are completely biodegradable.