The woman gave a vessel on the car of millions, the cow dung, the reason, you will also say ‘wow’

Ahmedabad: You must have seen a paste of cow dung on the walls and floors of earthen houses, but have anyone ever thought that someone can vessel a dung on his car of millions? Yes, Sejal Shah, a housewife from Ahmedabad, has done this feat. Actually, his Toyota Altis car is in a lot of discussion on the Internet these days, because cow dung has been planted in a thick layer. You will also be stunned to know the reason behind this unique feat. Sejal Shah says that when people in villages apply cow dung on the walls and floors of the house, due to which the house remains cold in the summer and warm in winter. Just then they thought that when it can keep the house cool, then why not the car. He got this idea from his house.

The temperature of the car increases greatly during the summer season and people use AC more, which increases fuel consumption and affects the environment. Sejal Shah believes that the layer of cow dung keeps their car a natural way, so that they do not need to run AC. She says, ‘This not only keeps the temperature control of the car, but also does not harm the environment. The harmful gases emanating from the AC of the car increase global warming, so I adopted a desi method to stop it.

Pictures of Sejal Shah’s car have gone viral on social media. Cow dung has been used in rural areas of India for centuries. It not only acts as a natural insulator, but has also proved in many scientific studies that it is beneficial for the environment. In Indian homes, cow dung is applied on floors and walls, due to which they remain cold in summer and warm in winter. Apart from this, smell and germs also stay away from cow dung.

Gujarat: sejal shah, a residence of ahmedabad has covered her car with cow dung to beat the heat, say, ‘The heat was getting unbearable. I have used cow dung in my house for flooring & from that experience I thought of doing something something with my car. ‘ pic.twitter.com/xtlfhbzx8h

– ANI (@ani) May 24, 2019