Assertion: linoleum | /r/HasProperty | natural product
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text: Linoleum is a natural product while vinyl is a synthetic product.
text: Linoleum is a natural floor covering made from linseed oil and pine resin, fillers such as cork dust, and jute or burlap backing.
text: Recently, however, there has been renewed interest in linoleum as a residential flooring material, thanks to consumers attracted to the fact that linoleum is a natural material without the environmental drawbacks of synthetic vinyl flooring.
text: Linoleum is an all-natural floor covering composed of dried linseed oil, wood dust, cork and jute, and it doesn't contain asbestos.
text: The primary difference between linoleum and vinyl is that linoleum is an all-natural product that does not off-gas any toxic compounds, and its manufacture is more environmentally friendly.
text: Linoleum can be considered the original resilient sheet flooring—and a more natural one.
text: Linoleum is a natural flooring product made from various oils, rosin, cork dust and other renewable materials.
text: Linoleum is a natural flooring material that offers a cheaper and easier-to-install alternative to ceramic tile and hardwood.
text: The base difference between the two is that while vinyl is an entirely synthetic material, linoleum is an all-natural flooring option.
text: A primary difference between vinyl and linoleum flooring is that linoleum is a natural product invented in the 1800s; whereas, vinyl is a synthetic material that didn't come on the market until the 1950s.
text: First, linoleum is a natural product while vinyl is synthetic.
text: Linoleum" is a natural product made from linseed (flax seed) oil, blended with fillers like wood flour, rosin, and cork dust.