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- 11/21/2011 at 11:11 AM
  amysbunnersons
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  hmmm..can anyone help me..i have to wrap bunneh christmas presents…people have been saying sisal for wrapping..but the bunneh christmas stocking wrap string looks flat like raffia…the sisal string i bought looks more like twine…hmmmm.. im not sure what to do….if it is untreated sisal does it matter are there two types of sisal……i cant find any flat
- 11/21/2011 at 11:15 AM
  amysbunnersons
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  well now i looked ant the bunny surprise bag here it says sisal and look like my sisal string…soo im thinking it must be ok…..hmm still any input would be much appreciated, thanks……..hi iz liam here my mommy iz silly sure worriez about uz wittle buns ya kno…
- 11/21/2011 at 1:35 PM
  Stickerbunny
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  Some sisal is treated with oil to protect it, so you want to make sure it isn’t that kind (it will feel “oily” to the touch). Sisal is safe (though I wouldn’t want them to eat a whole lot of it, it is a natural fiber so non-toxic) and the only kind I know looks like a rough twine.
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