A video shared by industrialist Harsh Goenka shows a man's unconventional method of avoiding dishwashing. The clip, posted on Monday, features a man preparing a meal. Before eating, he covers his plate, spoon, and mug with plastic wrap.
Mr Goenka wrote on X, "When there is not enough water to wash your dishes..."
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The video has struck a chord with viewers, sparking amusement and sparking a discussion about relatable kitchen struggles. While some find the plastic wrap "hack" humorous, it raises the question of practicality and potential drawbacks.
A user wrote on X, "Water conservation & recycling is the mantra! Many nations are already doing it , why not we ? Worrying to note single use plastic waste we have propagated ?? I think it's the worst we have already done to nature & animals. Scary. what we give back to mother earth."
Another user wrote, "I have done this during my hostel days. We didn't have water supply, and I had limited plates available."
"The way things are going , might become a reality sooner than later," the third user wrote.
"As one from plastic business, it would be poor sustainability to throw 50-60 gms of polybags for recycling after a meal. Better find 200 ml or water and clean frugally," the fourth user wrote.
"ooks like Bangalore water crisis solution," the fifth user commented on X.
