Using Clean Water Is Wrong

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Posted: 8 years ago
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What's wrong if Hina says that cooking team should use purifier water for cooking? I could understand that many people in India use tap water but do they really use the water from tank to cook or they store municipal water in containers for cooking and drinking? I have seen images of women who live in villages taking water from pond in "Matkis" for cooking and drinking... I agree that clean water is not available to most people but that's not the case with Bigg Boss house, Bigg Boss has provided housemates with RO system, it's not a luxury it's a necessity...
Are we really going to oppose use of clean water because Hina said it?

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Posted: 8 years ago
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I think she was offended by Hina's behavior
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Shilpa asked Hina to fill the water then to which Hina rudely replied. Shilpa was right in saying let the other housemates do the kitchen duty then.
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: PrincessFi

Shilpa asked Hina to fill the water then to which Hina rudely replied. Shilpa was right in saying let the other housemates do the kitchen duty then.


This is not about their equation, it's just that I am seeing people supporting use of polluted water over clean waters.. Which is quite surprising, you can be mad at how Hina is but She did have a valid point and Hina did say that she'll fill the containers..
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: DracarysTrio



This is not about their equation, it's just that I am seeing people supporting use of polluted water over clean waters.. Which is quite surprising, you can be mad at how Hina is but She did have a valid point and Hina did say that she'll fill the containers..



Majority of indian households use tap water for cooking. Even I do. The water gets boiled when you cook the food. Keeping that aside even if they were having so much concern about the water then why was it not raised before. Even Arshi admitted she was using tap water till now.
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Originally posted by: PrincessFi


Majority of indian households use tap water for cooking. Even I do. The water gets boiled when you cook the food. Keeping that aside even if they were having so much concern about the water then why was it not raised before. Even Arshi admitted she was using tap water till now.


No, majority of Indians do not drink the water they use for bathing or washing utensils... Every household has separate containers for drinking and cooling, filtering drinking water has been in our civilization for years, just because Shilpa says it's right, does not mean it's right...
Boiling water = 100c
Steam = 125-140c
Good enough to kill bacteria, but not Virus.. Contamination is not the only problem, industrial waste, pesticides, insecticides and other harmful chemicals are in our water, water is purified using chlorine, iodine, lime water etc..Precipitate left after chlorine purification is a cancer causing element... High amount of arsenic which is present in water is also cancer causing... RO does not eradicate every bit of it but it will reduce risk, this is very basic..
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Lol same ppl would have been thrashing heena if ithe situation was reversed.. Boiling water kills the bacteria, it doesn't purify it or filter it .. As heena said that the tap water is muddy they are basically eating food cooked in muddy hot water..free of bacteria but still muddy .. If water purification was so easy ppl would drink out of their geysers instead of wasting money on ro purifiers.. Blind defense is getting illogical here , wait for salman to make this a mudda about how 300 % of indians drink tap water , how other 99% still drinking water straight outta gutter.. While more n more families are buying purifiers to keep themselves safe , here bigg boss have already provided them the facility & they are not using it.
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Both are at fault here. The manner in which shilpa took what hina said to her was negative. She mocked hina too saying 'oh hello, woh pani boil hota hai achche se'. The tone in which shilpa replied too was derogatory like, oh hello who are u to teach me. Which probably pissed hina off. Hina had and didn't have a valid point here. Not because water was muddy but because tap water can be dangerous in more ways than just being muddy. By heating bacteria are only destroyed. Some viruses and spores are resistant to boiling. Not to mention tap water has higher amounts of arsenic which can cause cancer and a variety of other problems. So yes, using tap water for cooking is wrong. It is better to use RO or some type of filtered water where all these things are taken care of.
And hina Ka pet kharab was definitely not coz of using tap water, it was because of the unhygienic methods that she herself adopts. I heard that she uses only sanitizer after using the loo. Keeps shoes on the bed and eats on it too. So Miss hypocrite khan should correct her own self first before blaming others for her misery.

Today, shilpa too did not understand what hina was trying to say. Hina wasn't entirely wrong but shilpa took it personally and made a big deal out of it. It was totally unnecessary. Hina wasn't even rude to her when she said it, but looking at shilpa's attitude and the way she spoke, like, 'hello, woh boil hota hai usme'..'kal se aap bhar ke rakhna bartan mein' hina got irritated. Shilpa should've understood what hina was trying to say and hina too shouldn't have used that an excuse to fight with her.

Both these ladies have inflated egos and a little maturity was required on both their parts. Hina se toh expected tha, but didn't expect this from shilpa. Even when vikas spoke to her nicely about not using tap water, she got defensive.

The irony of the whole situation was Arshi saying u should boil the water before adding it to the gravy and she herself adds water without boiling. Clearly aag lagaayi khud ne and then watched the tamasha. Idhar se shilpa ko console kiya aur udhar jaake hina ke saath uski bitching ki. Sometimes it really makes me feel that all these fights are scripted. Itna bada issue hi nahi tha ye that so many debates are happening on the forum and on social media.
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Posted: 8 years ago
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I m surprised that celebs are getting muddy water and they haven't thrown a fit yet. Won't there skin and hair get affected by this dirty water, its not just limited to food but overall health if they are using this kind of dirty water. People who use tap water for food gets their water from muncipalty which is always treated and filtered so its not muddy. I don't know about Big Boss house but that just pure irresponsible on their part to provide untreated water to the house mates.
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Posted: 8 years ago
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Shilpa is using the same water for herself too and not just giving Hina unboiled water because of she wants to take some kind of revenge. Hence Hina could have told her politely and Shilpa would have listened. To make food for all the housemates (currently 8 people) and collect water for them is not a small task. Even Hina needs to understand this but she instead puts her down saying that it's you job.

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