2026-10-09
34 分钟When it's young, you eat it, and when it's old, you put strings on it and wash your body with it.
It's so unique in that sense.
I can't think of anything else.
After the farmers grow the loofahs, they peel them and then send them to maybe another industrial base.
Exactly.
And the manufacturers will design and add all the different parts.
There's a lot of product scrubber and shoeing and so on.
There's one possibility that I've never think of.
This is a pet toy.
For a dog.
True toy?
Yeah, exactly.
A lot of people would buy this for their pets because first of all, it's cute.
You have to admit it.
And second of all, it's natural and biodegradable.
So it would be safe for their pets to chew it.
Well, you may have used a loofah today, as a matter of fact.
I know I did before I came to work.
Body scrubs, shoe insoles, things to wash your dishes.
I watched videos this morning, too, where a lady was making a dress out of a loofah.