Will water damage my hammock?
byWhile occasional exposure to water will not damage a hammock, excessive contact can lead to mold and mildew. Nylon hammocks are more weather-resistant than…
May, 2020
Are hammocks bad for my back?
by Roberto MilkOn the contrary! Hammocks that have been properly set up can reduce pressure on your spine and minimize tossing and turning that often leads…
How do I hang my hammock?
by Roberto MilkHammocks can be hung from trees, posts, walls, or hammock stands. Healthy trees (12″/ 31cm diameter or larger) can support hammocks with the use…
Can hammocks damage trees?
by Roberto MilkHammocks that have not been properly set up can harm or kill trees. A hammock should never be secured to a sapling or a…
How do I clean my hammock?
by Roberto MilkIt is important to read all care instructions for your specific hammock. Some hammocks can be machine washed in cold water with mild detergent….
What is the difference between a single, double or triple hammock?
by Roberto MilkSingle hammocks are intended for use by one adult only, with a maximum weight capacity of 250-300 lbs. Double hammocks can be used by…
Are hammocks safe for kids?
by Roberto MilkHammocks provide a fun and relaxing experience for children, but they should only use them when supervised by an adult. Children can become entangled…
What is the origin of the hammock?
by Roberto MilkWhile today, hammocks are used for relaxation and leisure, 1,000 years ago, they served a different function. Ancient Mayans are believed to have originally…
What are hammocks made of?
by Roberto MilkHammocks can be made from a variety of materials. The most traditional is cotton, which is lightweight, comfortable, and easily transportable. Rope (both cotton…