Guess The Vegetable This Natural Loofah Is Made Of | Anuj Ramatri - An EcoFreak 

Ridge gourd!! One among the best thing that I have contributed to the environment by replacing the plastic ones… All the best of luck for the efforts you take to guide the minds of others towards sustainability..!!

I am from village , i use it for washing my COW And BUFFALO , i have a lot this loofas .👍👍🌎

I am happy you made a video for this wonderful plant fibre. When we were young we used to take bath with this natural loofah only. And it used to make us feel so fresh and rejuvenated. I started missing it badly once we moved to cities. Keep going Anuj

It used to grow in my garden. I and my grandmother dried it and used it as loofah. I have never actually used a plastic one because after using the tori loofah you won't like the plastic one.

Congratulations you guys are doing a very good job towards the nature Thank you Love from India and Israel

bengalis use this lofa daily 😂...i visit UP for wedding ceremony...on morning bath i used this .. surrounding people astounded after seeing that natural lofa...since then they started using natural lofa

Yes. I regularly used this loofah. We called it " bhol sasraa". Bhol is the vegetable name in Assamese. This vegetable is very tasty. Here in Assam, one can buy 2 PC in rs 10 or 5 PC in rs 20. And its really long lasting. I used singleone for last 3 to 4 months. Just remember to dry it after use. Good if it is sun dried. Fur better thn plastic loofah. Easily dried by air also.

It's a very familiar thing for me. My grandmother & mother have used it. Some of TORI/JHINGA used to be left to mature & dry naturally. Then seeds used to be extracted for the next season & the leftover was the loofah. How eco-friendly & multipurpose was everything that used to be grown! Unfortunately, we have now shifted to plastic loofah. I hope, we shall return to our root very soon, perhaps, in a new way.

This is Tori when fully mature...seeds are collected and removed and we get only loofah

Your videos are always eye opener.

Ah I remember you now once my teacher sends a video of yours related to some thing plastic it's a good one. And I found your channel once more and now I am going to watch all your videos your content is really informative and thanx for being on this platform.😃

Hats off to you sir.. excellent video

We use it on daily basis, not only on village it's easily available in cities as well.

Turi or turai. We Sindhis have been using it for ages. Even before it got popular. It's available easily in Khar West in Mumbai at the Sindhi provision stores outside the railway station. I go there for all my Sindhi stuff.

Amazing eco-friendly product!!!!

In Assam we call it as Bhul... It's been used since ages in assamese culture

Most of indian villages still uses it.Even we at home use it

Just grew this luffah last year...amazing experience and have been using to clean dishes too....

Bilkul sahi h !!!!!!! much recommend guy!!!

Thanku sir great information 👍👌👍👍👍👌

Anuj u r doing great job 👌🏻keep it up.

Sir thanks a ton.. it's a great option

Bahut achch 😀👍

link कौनसे description में mention किया है ?

My family (Bengali) calls it "Dhudhul (ridge gourd) er Chhoba" Despite of living in a town I every day use it, it's so satisfying🐥

Bhut sunder

Very common here, nothing new . Have been using for a long time ❤️❤️

Hamare gaon .me isko hi use karte the...kaafi saalon se..sab kuch eco friendly...but logon ko ye sab out of fashion lgta h ..cz they need to follow western culture without any knowledge 🙏🏼thnkuu sir for awareness 🙏🏼

Osm

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It's famous in my village used for generations 👍

Good work 👍👍👍

Even coconut husk can be used instead of plastic loofah.

This natural loofahs are produced by drying Sponge gourd which is similar in taste to ridge gourd when it is tender, used to make different Currys & fry sometimes.

Always prefer natural. It helps our environment.

We are using since our child hood.

Where I will get organic loofah... please confirm

Isase hamari didi handfan banaya karti thi.....Bahut achha lagta h😃😍😍😍

Bachpana se abhi tak yahi loofa use karte aaya hu😄 bhut sahi h ye body wash ke liye😊

Lots of these loofah at my place.

Isko hum bachpan se use kar rehen hai wo bhi free of cost.

I used this natural loofahs. ..👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

It is actually made not from ridge gourd but something very similar called dhudul in Bangla.

Luffa Cylindrica, A type of Gourd, ( Dhundul or Telakuch plant in bengali)

Just a small correction.. It is sponge gourd but not ridge gourd! ☺

I know. Because in Assam everyone use this.

its a vegetable used in curry And if not harvested n allowed to harden n dry u get that fibrous spoonge.......

My mom still using it in mumbai like place.

Ofline kaise milega ye .......online to minimum 4 quantity lena hoga ....for 1 quantity there is 8 pieces...... total 32 ..............can anyone tell me which market should i go ?

Ridge gourd/sponge gourd

Turai Ridge gourd 🤩

Hamare yaha Ise Bhol kehete hain in Assam

What's the durability of loofah ? Plz don't miss these imp details....if u r asking us to replace things

Meri mother bhi ise hi use krti thi

Very nice

Mere ghar k bahar mene bahut sare ugaye he .and hum yahi use karte he

I love eating ridge gourd 😘

Nice

I also used this many time

Hum ye natual loofahs hi use karte he.

Meri mama ki ghar se har saal, hamare liye bohott sare vejte hai n we don't use plastic loofas... It's test like Better but i like it

हमने बचपन में देखा है गांव की महिलाएं लौकी और तोरी को सुखाकर लूफा, महाराष्ट्र की तरफ मैंने देखा है नारियल के छिलके को बर्तन धोने की स्क्रबर की तरह यूज किया जाता है

Can you please tell me how to join Ecofreaks group

We are using natural loofah in our villages....

💖agreed

Ham use karte is natural lufa ko 🤗🤗😊😊

We use regularly 😁

Anuj bhai this is sponge gourd , same Genus species of ridge gourd

We use this☺️

Ridge gourd

We're using this plant from ages... we've never bought any plastic loofahs

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Thanks 🙏❤️

This natural loofa is very common for many of us. We use it even today. Plastic loofas r nothing in comparison with this natural one. It is only brands like Lux and all that promoted plastic loofa with Katrina being featured using such plastic ones.

Proud to use natural loofah. ....i never use plastic one.....1 thing more, i don't think it's ridge gourd, it is similar but a wild variety which is actually bitter, that's why it is(& was ) used in cleaning purpose. .... It z called " pitaa taradaa" in Odia, whereas ridge gourd is called "janhi" ....

We get in every jadibuti shops in Tamilnadu

Assam famous lufa 🤗😌😌

I have also made that

Yeh toh hum(odia) bachpan se use kar rahe🤭🤭

Searched For Loofah on Google found Loofah can be dangerous and Opened RU-vid And RU-vid recommended this Video. Coincidence 🤷

Bhai sahab Bachpan mein Apne Ghar Se lekar ke nanihal Tak kisi bhi relative ke yahan chala jata tha to ISI Se ragad Kar nahlate the ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️

Tori bohat swad bandi 22 ji.

Hum log bengal me use karte hee ye sab vohot pahele se..

Natural loofahs are very hard n dry and can promote minor skin tear n itchy skin , I remember using it and my hands were burning

I use it..

I use this product.

In my childhood, my mother used to bathe us with this... As we had this plant at our home. But when we grow up, we shift toward fancy plastic one... A few years back, a girl said she has purchased organic loofah... I told about this to my mom and she taunted that "free me ghar pr ug rha tha to bazaar se lene gyi... Ab ye bhi market me milne lga"

भाईसाब बचपन मे हमे इसी से रगड कर मेल साफ किया जाता था साथ मे बर्तन भी इसी से साफ किये जाते थे ।।ये गिलकी ओर तूरई से बनता हे ।।।

Toroi 😁😁😁 I know coz i already used it

Pani ko pradushit kr raha plastic Hamare Rakt me b micro plastic pahuch gaya he Muje b bartan cleaning k liye plastic ka scraber ko isreplace

Mere kitchen garden me 2-3 tori extra large ho gai hai jo khane layak nhi to mai unka looffa bna leti hu. Kai baar tori dikhti hi nhi leaves je peechhe n badi ho jati hai. 😇😇😇😇

Mujhe to ye Kolkata mein 10/- mein mil jata h boht easy se.

In gujrat iska naam ગલકા bolte he ....iski sabji achhi lagti he ,and uske bhajiye bhi bate he ....

Loofa I can get is free or less than 5 rupees but finding same thing in city market is above 300 rupees.

In Assamese we call this bhulor zim

India me hai ye ese ham maram pitti kehlte hai

Many bengalis swear by this product

We use this

Mere yahan walk krte time raste mein milte hai.mein wahin se lati hoon ar use v krti hoon.

Hamare yaha eski sabji bankar khate hai