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Ferment for 3 days. That’s very useful info because I struggle to peel mine if they aren’t fully dried out.
Soaks them in boiling water, but puts his hand in the boiling water. Yeah ok.
"He's perfected his wacking method over the last three years" 🤣
Flattening them is dumb
Idk these were plant base
I had no clue those things were actually plant fibers.. wow
An uncle had this plant at the end of his garden and yes, the loophas were whacked to get rid of the seeds, but it's much easier when you halve them first.
They keep all the seeds don’t they,dry them & use them to make new plants?Wonderful product!!!Thanks!❤😊
alejandro is a SNACK
3 dollars is in a bit too much? It should be a 1 dollar tops. Also, what is the difference between this luffas sponge and a regular one? Just don't say it's natural because regular ones are also natural, just from different plants.
Where I born we cook this vegetable when they are young, when they’re ripe we make loofah to wash our body. 😊
3 bucks but it'll cost you 300 to get it delivered.
I like the non-flat ones. Perfect texture for a shower sponge.😊
In Asia, we eat these when they're young
Back to nature is way to better life
Im from India and in my family we use it since years…..
Ya lokhi hai
Gotta say, kinda shitty whacking technique. Needs to work on using both hands consistently and stiffen up his posture – From Someone who has been perfecting his whacking technique since 99
Fez, is it you?
I want that loofah guy. He's so handsome af 😻😋😏
So good. It's very
Common in Asia. But no one see this as big business.. Nature is always best
Lol 🤣🤣
Europe luffas are huge compared to what we have in Malaysia. My don't need to buy this luffa sponges because we got plenty of luffa around
I LOOOOOVE LOOFAS!
every year my grandma´s neighbor in brazil gives us 3 to 4 from their yard. soooo nice and exfoliating
Godbless Adrian 🫶🏻 nothing better than a good farmer 👀🫶🏻
I bet he’s been perfecting his “whacking method” for a lot longer than three years.
Europe isn't a country…
It was like last year I found out I scrub myself with a plant. I was so shocked!
I perfected my whacking method 30 years ago and nobody's shining a spot light on me…😂😂😢
Buying natural ones is also better for the planet and they are home compostable
Unripe loofah is really tasty when cooked as veggie broth.
What is a Luffa
. . . Then they add losts of shleem and the plumbus is left to cure overnight . . .
I think this is one of those activities that only produces money and kills the environment and millions of creatures along the way. Stop buying loofas!!! Make loofas illegal in the United States!
Marcus you get the loofah ?
I've seen these in stores for YEARS!!! Ithought they came from the sea. Wow its a PLANT grown on land.
In smaller cities in India….we get this for free. 😊
im amazed the narator didnt crack when she said " he perfected his wacking methods over the year"
I had to rewind then, I thought she said something other than "whacking technique"….. 🤦
Puts hands in boiling water
Adrián ❤
Never understood the “pressing” step.. In the old days, we used to use them as they are; they are much more “spongy” that way
Well it is actually a vegetable and we eat it at North eastern India (Assam)
It's very tasty when it is not ripe.
It is the traditional scrub in Indian Culture which got pushed out of market by western capitalist products
Roman's best butt cleaner. Even the Emperor of Rome used it😂