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7 uses for bamboo you didn’t know about

Ah bamboo! What an amazing plant. Where do we start with this wonder grass? Bamboo is the fastest growing plant in the world. Certain species are known to grow up to about 91cm in one day. There are types of bamboo that can be grown in tropical as well as cold climates meaning it can […]

Ah bamboo! What an amazing plant. Where do we start with this wonder grass?

Bamboo is the fastest growing plant in the world.

Certain species are known to grow up to about 91cm in one day.

There are types of bamboo that can be grown in tropical as well as cold climates meaning it can pretty much be grown all over the world.

On top of all this, bamboo has a strength and durability that rivals that of wood, brick and concrete.

With all this mind, it will not suprise you to discover that bamboo has over 1,500 uses. Talk about versatile.

There are plenty of uses for bamboo you are bound to know about.

Furniture and musical instruments can be made from bamboo, bamboo scaffolding is highly popular in some parts of the world, there are bridges made from bamboo (mostly found in Asian regions), you can purchase bamboo paper and of course, bamboo is used in particleboards, mouldings, flooring, laminates and so on.

The tech savvy among you will also know that bamboo accessories have been very popular over the last few years.

With bamboo keyboards, mouses, phone covers and headphones enjoying great success on the market.

While there are some obvious things made from bamboo, there are also some pretty obscure uses for bamboo.

In this blog we list 7 uses for bamboo you (probably) didn’t know about.

If you know of another use for bamboo let us know!

1. Clothing

1. Clothing — Max Pixel

Bamboo makes for a great fabric.

The plant is easily turned into fibres that can then be spun into yarn.

It is known to be a durable material with high levels of absorbency which means it can be dyed very easily.

If you need to buy a gift anytime soon, we reckon a set of bamboo pyjamas will do the trick.

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2. Deodorant

2. Deodorant — Pexels

There are some all-natural deodorants on the market that include bamboo fibres, which apparently help absorb perspiration. Who knew?

3. Ear cleaners

3. Ear cleaners — Handyman Magazine

Bamboo ear wax removers are very popular in Japan.

These cleaners are shaped like matchsticks with a curve on one end, which functions as an ear wax remover.

You can also buy traditional cotton buds that have stems made from bamboo.

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Ah bamboo! What an amazing plant. Where do we start with this wonder grass?

Bamboo is the fastest growing plant in the world.

Certain species are known to grow up to about 91cm in one day.

There are types of bamboo that can be grown in tropical as well as cold climates meaning it can pretty much be grown all over the world.

On top of all this, bamboo has a strength and durability that rivals that of wood, brick and concrete.

With all this mind, it will not suprise you to discover that bamboo has over 1,500 uses. Talk about versatile.

There are plenty of uses for bamboo you are bound to know about.

Furniture and musical instruments can be made from bamboo, bamboo scaffolding is highly popular in some parts of the world, there are bridges made from bamboo (mostly found in Asian regions), you can purchase bamboo paper and of course, bamboo is used in particleboards, mouldings, flooring, laminates and so on.

The tech savvy among you will also know that bamboo accessories have been very popular over the last few years.

With bamboo keyboards, mouses, phone covers and headphones enjoying great success on the market.

While there are some obvious things made from bamboo, there are also some pretty obscure uses for bamboo.

In this blog we list 7 uses for bamboo you (probably) didn’t know about.

If you know of another use for bamboo let us know!

4. Beer

4. Beer — Pexels

You read that right, bamboo can be brewed into beer.

Bamboo beer apparently has a woody and refreshing taste, it is not especially easy to source so if you get the chance to try it, we recommend you do.

5. Cars

5. Cars — Albrecht Birkner

Bamboo cars probably won’t be on the roads anytime soon but bamboo concept cars certainly do exist!

These cars are made from bamboo and run on electricity.

They are mostly made by universities and relevant corporations.

This concept car is called Phoenix and was designed by Kenneth Cobonpue and Albrecht Birkner.

6. Medicine

6. Medicine — PxHere

Bamboo is used in traditional Chinese medicine.

Shoots have been used to infections, bamboo leaves have been used as part of treating fevers and bamboo extract is a popular medicine to help assist in recovery from kidney infections and failure.

Bamboo is a key ingredient in Chinese herb baths that are designed to treat kidney issues.

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Ah bamboo! What an amazing plant. Where do we start with this wonder grass?

Bamboo is the fastest growing plant in the world.

Certain species are known to grow up to about 91cm in one day.

There are types of bamboo that can be grown in tropical as well as cold climates meaning it can pretty much be grown all over the world.

On top of all this, bamboo has a strength and durability that rivals that of wood, brick and concrete.

With all this mind, it will not suprise you to discover that bamboo has over 1,500 uses. Talk about versatile.

There are plenty of uses for bamboo you are bound to know about.

Furniture and musical instruments can be made from bamboo, bamboo scaffolding is highly popular in some parts of the world, there are bridges made from bamboo (mostly found in Asian regions), you can purchase bamboo paper and of course, bamboo is used in particleboards, mouldings, flooring, laminates and so on.

The tech savvy among you will also know that bamboo accessories have been very popular over the last few years.

With bamboo keyboards, mouses, phone covers and headphones enjoying great success on the market.

While there are some obvious things made from bamboo, there are also some pretty obscure uses for bamboo.

In this blog we list 7 uses for bamboo you (probably) didn’t know about.

If you know of another use for bamboo let us know!

7. Food

7. Food — Pixnio

Bamboo shoots are edible and highly popular in Asian cuisines.

They have a mild taste and are ideal in stir fries where they absorb surrounding flavours.

Bamboo shoots are low in calories and contain good levels of dietary fibre and potassium.

There is a good chance you have heard of, and eaten bamboo shoots. Possibly without knowing.

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