We also grow and use loofah sponge here in Brazil. However, we let them dry, cut them in half and hit them against a hard surface to remove the seeds. It's the best sponge ever.
Wow I’m speechless a loofa on land ok I was always under the impression that it was only found in the ocean 🌊 amazing natural and organic at its best ♥️♥️♥️👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
It's a loofa People grow them and sell them .The seeds can be replanted each year some places it's big business. We usually wait until it's very dry when the seeds are loose and you can rehydrate in water so it can expand..
Hi lady why are subjecting to all these hectic , why don’t you wait until it dry for easy pilling and removing seeds. For us in Africa we are not eating loofahs Asians are eating .
Great video with a nice background music, I think it's a very good product from nature, I think it's practical and if we don't need it anymore, we can give it back to nature without causing trouble to our environment !!I wish everyone a successful beautiful day in strength and health! 👍L👀i📸k☀️e🎶!👆👍
yes I remember that but I just don't remember what it's called in TRINIDAD, we waited until it was dry and the seeds came out easier, when you soak it in a little bit of bleach in water it comes out white, that is how they sell them commercially.
Loofah 😊 wat a natural way of making it...I had seen making such scrub out of coconut coirs but never seen this making out of gourd 🤔 very nice content pleasure watching it 👍
Interesting. Is there a difference when you peel and let it dry without cutting and removing the seeds. I remember growing up my granny would have them dried whole (not sure how the seeds then got out) but maybe that is an alternative you can try. My gran is no more so i can't ask how they did it
Thank you very much Eunice for lovely videos!! I know this bathing sponge. It's a vegetable we call it Turai in Hindi and people also call it sponge gourd. We use them as a bath sponge also .
Hey beautiful lady ❤️ In india also we use this sponge for bathing,this is very bitter one, so after completely drying we soke overnight in clean water then we use 😊
@@AcholiPride yes they grown wildly in Florida and beyond, spread by migratory birds like the one you caught,.Goodness who thaught you the art of survival?!...
This is something I will never forget in a hurry I use to use it to bathe when I was a child omg. We would put it to dry first them cut it . In Jamaica we call it poroll
Nature truly gives us absolutely everything we need. These dried out makes our skin so buttery soft and smooth.
Thank you for this video.
Living in harmony with nature! Thanks dear. Love from India
Wow! That is amazing! MOST Everything comes from the earth!😊
We also grow and use loofah sponge here in Brazil. However, we let them dry, cut them in half and hit them against a hard surface to remove the seeds. It's the best sponge ever.
Wow I’m speechless a loofa on land ok I was always under the impression that it was only found in the ocean 🌊 amazing natural and organic at its best ♥️♥️♥️👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
I love watching your videos, I have learned a lot about my country.
I just love watching your videos and watching your subscribers grow a1000 or more every day ‼️let’s keep sharing ‼️❤️❤️❤️
Am so greatful for this Love🙏
Eunice, of course we enjoy and learning... You strong, but sometimes sit, great videos 👏💖🏝️
Thank you
It's a loofa People grow them and sell them .The seeds can be replanted each year some places it's big business. We usually wait until it's very dry when the seeds are loose and you can rehydrate in water so it can expand..
Love your content! You are so creative and down to earth.
My Gracious 🙏🙏. How amazing!!!
I really enjoyed watching your video, it's my first time to see this plant and how to turn it to a lofa, thanks alot for sharing 🥰⚘ good luck 🙆♀️❤
Wow 👏, a beautiful natural sponge. That is 😀 awesome. Thank 🌹 You for sharing. 🙏
Looks like cucumber. Good video keep it up
Yes we can buy them in shops here but people don’t know they can grow it as well. Wonderful work, thank you for sharing
My pleasure🙏
Becareful baby !! The knife is sharp ! Love from indonesia.
Talented Eunice at it again...thank you for showcasing preparation and use of Loofah (amo) in your village!
Thank you for another beautiful video!🙏🙏 God Bless!🥰🥰🥰
Oh my! How interesting, this loofa her in the US are very expensive compared to making one naturally. Nice, always learning on your channel. 😊
Am greatful
hello I'm from Philippines I really love Africa
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Your videos are so practical and original. You remind me of my young days. We used to grow that plant and sell the sponges
You're so clever and smart 🙂
Hi sister, I am from India, Your all video, s very interesting, specially Body sponge video very interesting. Thank you🙏
That's like a here in the U.S.. Thanks for sharing. Your channel 8s educational👍
Woow, I remember using this as a child to bathe…#Jamaica
I'm from Jamaica and have never seen or heard of that. I wish I knew how to use that when I lived there years ago. Amazing.
This is Chorakka
Buenas tardes Eunice!!!!. Buenísimas esas esponjas!!!!👏👏👏👏👍👍👍♥️♥️
That is potola in here in philippines.i
Thanks for the video...That was neat to learn.
Wow.this is amazing. I’m lost for words
Usually buy these in the market but had no clue this is the way they are made. They are very rough and does a good job scrubbing the heels of foot 🦶.
Beautiful video 😍😊💛💗💙
Good evening sister.Good preparation of bathing sponge.Just by seeing your video I recollected my village Life.Thanks for sharing.
You are very smart and talented . thanks so much for another beautiful videos .I came first time on your you tube channel .
Woow indeed in Africa we have everything....... much love from South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🙏🥰🥰
Hi lady why are subjecting to all these hectic , why don’t you wait until it dry for easy pilling and removing seeds. For us in Africa we are not eating loofahs Asians are eating .
How fascinating! When I get there, you can make me one my dear. ~ Mama Africa
You are very talented!!. Keep it up!!. ❤
Great video with a nice background music, I think it's a very good product from nature, I think it's practical and if we don't need it anymore, we can give it back to nature without causing trouble to our environment !!I wish everyone a successful beautiful day in strength and health!
👍L👀i📸k☀️e🎶!👆👍
You are amazing and strong didi love from India 🇮🇳
First time saw it, thank you
In Trinidad an Tobago we wait till its dry its easier to manage love your videos Acholi😍😍
yes I remember that but I just don't remember what it's called in TRINIDAD, we waited until it was dry and the seeds came out easier, when you soak it in a little bit of bleach in water it comes out white, that is how they sell them commercially.
Wow! A loofa!
U People work very hard blessing
You’re an inventor 🥰
Loofah 😊 wat a natural way of making it...I had seen making such scrub out of coconut coirs but never seen this making out of gourd 🤔 very nice content pleasure watching it 👍
Oh thanks
Interesting. Is there a difference when you peel and let it dry without cutting and removing the seeds. I remember growing up my granny would have them dried whole (not sure how the seeds then got out) but maybe that is an alternative you can try. My gran is no more so i can't ask how they did it
Nice
-- from Kathmandu
Like 1,very nice video,big fan my friend🤝,Love from India💞💞💞
Very interesting content
In phils we called that loofah..we used for scrub when take a bath..
We too use this for bathing..from India
Thank you very much Eunice for lovely videos!! I know this bathing sponge. It's a vegetable we call it Turai in Hindi and people also call it sponge gourd. We use them as a bath sponge also .
Oh thats interesting
Hi Siya sing how are you?
I am from india 🇮🇳 and in my village we also use this as a bathing sponge .. And it really soft..
Yes
Wow. Loofa is kind a expensive in my country
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Hello my dear sister you are so smart you make things possible haha thanks for sharing your talents with us big like for you ❤
Thanks so much
@@AcholiPride very much welcome my dear sister ❤
I'd like some of those seeds, that's a different loofa than the ones that I've seen grown in the USA, much bigger! I'd love to grow those.
Hey beautiful lady ❤️
In india also we use this sponge for bathing,this is very bitter one, so after completely drying we soke overnight in clean water then we use 😊
Hi dear
Hi acholi ,I am from India.love to watch ur videos.
It is a vegetable in our country..sinhala name is vatakolu..someone use this loofa in srilanka..from sri lanka..I like ur channel..
Segwaigwai usually used dry and it makes a good body scrubber
That was great nice one
Amazing vedio I like your vedio. SureB
In my country it is called ninwa when it is dry we use it to scrub our skin.
We also use it for bathing. We call it vol.
Thank very much, these sponge vines indeed a true treasure from the tropical and subtropical world,lower temperate could produce them in summer...
Oh so you know the sponge too?
@@AcholiPride yes they grown wildly in Florida and beyond, spread by migratory birds like the one you caught,.Goodness who thaught you the art of survival?!...
This is something I will never forget in a hurry I use to use it to bathe when I was a child omg. We would put it to dry first them cut it . In Jamaica we call it poroll
interesting
Make a table by bmboo or wood...
Wow
Helo...i like lock your life...very nice..
It is quite natural. No side effects to skin. How can I get it?
Ily😘 from nepal 🇳🇵
Yes Eunice it can be eaten when they are small. We cook them in jamaica 🇯🇲
Já vi dessas aqui onde moro, mas é difícil quem use, mas são muito boas.
Nice video
Interesting....
It will be easy when you extract after drying
In India 🇮🇳 we also use this as bathing sponge … but after proper sun drying
Hy Acholi you looking so ceut
Dry those seeds and I think they would make a great necklace.
Love you......♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀
In my country Rwanda, we call it Icyangwe
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Как мочалка оказалась в огурце ?
We call the vegetable jhinga. And when it grows old and fibrous we dry it and use it as a bathing sponge and call it chobra.
I support you
Thank you so much
Thank you soo much because i'm waiting you video 😘
Pls dig a well near yr house fr water
Nice
The young loofa fruits are edible not the mature ones like that. You can add them to soups.. I love watching your vlogs by the way.
That is "sikwa" in Bisaya dialect..... .here in Philippines ☺
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The famous loofer bath scrubber.
Its very nice to use it
Nice try!👍
In Manipur,we called it as "Sebot".It's also use as vegetable as well as bathing sponge
Oh! Ii didn't know its eaten as well
It's good to eat with potato. Just like other vegetable curry.
AMOO. Just naturally produced.
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I know it and I use it but I never know where it comes from
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*From India* 🖤🇮🇳🖤
i am from Bangladesh
It can cook when its young on meat