"I change my underwear every four days". This is the ecological "confession" that the Minister of the Environment Corrado Clini made during an episode of the radio program 'A sheep's day' on Radio2, in which he was a guest. His statements, which go hand in hand with those of the President of the WWF Fulcro Pratesi, who went down in history for his "let's wash less, I'll take a shower once a week", are already going viral, conquering all social media .
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"I change my underwear every four days". This is the ecological "confession" that the Environment Minister Corrado Clini he did during an episode of the radio program 'A sheep's day' of Radio2, in which he was a guest. His statements, which go hand in hand with those of the President of WWF Fulcro Pratesi, which has gone down in history for his "let's wash less, I take a shower once a week", they are already going viral, conquering all social networks.
During the "green" lesson on energy and water saving, the Minister, teased by the conductors Claudio Sabelli Fioretti and Giorgio Lauro, explained to Luca Giurato: "first of all we need to undress and hang your things so they get air and that it is not necessary to always put them in the washing machine. Then you dry yourself, strictly with the towels of the day before. And then recover the panties that, possibly used for four days, which, however, you let air “.
The three, then, immediately point out that perhaps it would be more hygienic to change the briefs every day: “if this is the case, you can see that you do not wash well in your private parts. Mine are spotless ”, Clini comments, adding:“ you know How much water does a washing machine consume for a pair of underwear ?. At least 25 liters, an incredible waste ". How to blame him? And to think that our Clini can only pale in front of the declaration of Ken Livingstone, former mayor of London, who, shamelessly, admitted a few years ago: "I haven't flushed the toilet in my house for 15 months". Always to save water, we mean (and alternatively using a basin).
And what about the beautiful and highly sought after model Gisele Bundchen? To actively contribute to saving the planet explained that he has a habit of peeing in the shower. It is appropriate to say: "mutatis mutandis", even celebrities and well-known personalities have understood that in "green" practices, that is to say, "extreme", there is really nothing wrong with that if the aim is as noble as that of countering the waste of our consumer society. Whether it's urinating in the shower, flushing the toilet less or changing your underwear less ...
Roberta Ragni
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