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Taking Care of the Rope in Your Hammock

If poperly taken care of the rope in your hammock should last 8 10 years. To get all your mileage out of your hanging rope take care of it by inspecting it for mold and mildew frequently. When not in use store it in a clean dry place. Also clean and scrub your hammock with soapy water to loosen any particles. Finally be sure to use the hammock as it was intended, don't overload or swing too high.

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