Precautions for using a hammock

Rainproof: When sleeping in the wild, prepare a piece of plastic film slightly longer than the hammock and about two meters wide. When it rains, put the film in the shape of "∧" and place it on the pull wire above the hammock so that it covers the hammock, which can prevent rain well .
Anti-mosquito bites: prepare a gauze of appropriate size, arrange the gauze at one end of the camper's head in the same way as placing the film, and clamp the gauze and the hammock together with clothespins to prevent mosquitoes from biting the head. Wrap a cotton sliver dipped in Miehaling liquid into a circle and tie it on the tethers at both ends of the hammock, or spray Miehaling directly on the upper and lower ends of the tree trunk hammock tether to prevent ants, spiders, centipedes and other insects from crawling into the hammock.
Of course, it would be even more beautiful to have a special hammock tent without a bottom fabric.
Origin: Pitiaosun Town, Taihe County, Fuyang City, Anhui Province. Residents in this town mainly process ropes, and local farmers also make a living by processing ropes. Hammocks are also one of the processed products, mainly produced on a small scale and woven by hand. Local children even 10 years old know how to weave.
Processing method: Use a strong rope of moderate thickness to wrap the rope evenly around the shuttle. Then use a relatively strong rope as the key line (the key line is the one that was tied to the tree later), and it is made by using the dead knot weaving method. If you want to make a colorful hammock, you can wrap the ropes of the two colors around two shuttles and weave them alternately, the method is similar to the monochromatic weaving method.