Is it good to make the kitchen pot head with mud from washing water?

What if you can't bear it? Changing basins? A few times with dish soap is enough. If you are too entangled, life will be less happy.

It's too much, talk about it, otherwise it will be difficult to get along in the future, and it's not a bad thing to ask for perfection, but if you don't tolerate people, you will only hit a wall everywhere, you see, useless people.

As long as your roommate doesn't share shoes and socks with you, or wash their feet in the toilet where you pour the footwater, you shouldn't be infected.

Hello, no, the water used to wash the dishes is toxic and corrosive if dish soap is used. If you don't use dish soap to brush the dishes, it's okay, but don't use the water to brush the pot, because the water for brushing the pot generally carries a lot of oil, so when it is poured into the plant, the oil will be in contact with the air when the root of the plant reaches the root of the plant, so that the root of the plant will rot if it does not get oxygen for a long time. >>>More

Yes, it's easier to be absorbed by the roots of the plant after fermentation, and it's a very environmentally friendly practice, and I hope others can do the same.