Teh One Who Knocks
08-18-2022, 11:36 AM
News18.com
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ANet Zero Co invention for sustainability is drawing ire on Twitter: it’s a reusable cloth towel to be used instead of toilet paper after using the facilities. It involves toilet cloths, from which a piece can be pulled out, folded in thirds and preferably be used after wetting it with water. After use, the piece of toilet cloth is to be folded inwards, stored in a wet basket or bag, then thrown into the washing machine. After that, it is to be re-folded and thus reused.
“These washable and reusable toilet paper provides a cost-effective and eco-friendly way to clean yourself without creating waste or spending a mini fortune over time," the company website states.
While many have suggested that a bidet would have been a better solution, others have said that this violates basic hygiene rules.
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Recently, there was another similar “invention" that had upset Twitter users. The “laundry jet" is the “first vacuum powered laundry chute that transports laundry from any room with ports installed, to the laundry room." That basically means that there’s a suction system that sucks your clothes in when you throw them towards it and transports them directly into the laundry room, provided you have one.
There is also a roti-making machine that will do everything from mixing to kneading to puffing. The catch? It costs Rs 1,11,000. The Rotimatic completely automates the process of making rotis, but the price has made many social media users do a double take. Claiming to be the “smarter way to roti", the website for the Rotimatic reads: “Rotimatic is the world’s first fully integrated solution that measures, mixes, kneads, flattens, cooks, puffs and, delights. All in one!"
https://i.imgur.com/3vXN70D.jpg
ANet Zero Co invention for sustainability is drawing ire on Twitter: it’s a reusable cloth towel to be used instead of toilet paper after using the facilities. It involves toilet cloths, from which a piece can be pulled out, folded in thirds and preferably be used after wetting it with water. After use, the piece of toilet cloth is to be folded inwards, stored in a wet basket or bag, then thrown into the washing machine. After that, it is to be re-folded and thus reused.
“These washable and reusable toilet paper provides a cost-effective and eco-friendly way to clean yourself without creating waste or spending a mini fortune over time," the company website states.
While many have suggested that a bidet would have been a better solution, others have said that this violates basic hygiene rules.
1558539456885538816
1559391867996762112
1559435877163892736
1559250465019367424
1559238819882450945
1559208706490900483
Recently, there was another similar “invention" that had upset Twitter users. The “laundry jet" is the “first vacuum powered laundry chute that transports laundry from any room with ports installed, to the laundry room." That basically means that there’s a suction system that sucks your clothes in when you throw them towards it and transports them directly into the laundry room, provided you have one.
There is also a roti-making machine that will do everything from mixing to kneading to puffing. The catch? It costs Rs 1,11,000. The Rotimatic completely automates the process of making rotis, but the price has made many social media users do a double take. Claiming to be the “smarter way to roti", the website for the Rotimatic reads: “Rotimatic is the world’s first fully integrated solution that measures, mixes, kneads, flattens, cooks, puffs and, delights. All in one!"