Let us ask you a bizarre question: Would you wear a diaper garland? This might sound disgusting, but that's exactly what a woman is going viral for. A video of a content creator holding a garland made out of plastic garbage bags and filled with diaper has gone viral and received widespread attention on Instagram. The reel was posted by an Indian-origin scientist and Instagrammer Dr. Kavita Sharma.
A video featuring Sharma has gone viral for obvious reasons, as she poses on camera with the long garland prepared out of diapers and not flowers.
Yes, the reel captures a quirky and unexpected sight where the woman holds the diaper-filled garland in her hands.
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In the video, she was heard terming it "Diaper ki mala," while humorously asking viewers whether anyone wanted to wear it across their neck.
Eww! You might term this nauseating, but the video has received thousands of likes. The video had a catch and the diaper garland was a gimmick which grabbed the attention of Instagram users and made them watch the video.
Diaper dispenser
Okay, we'll spill the beans now. As the video progressed, it was learned the woman recorded the clip to feature a diaper dispenser, which resembled a dustbin. She informed people about the item found in the UK and said it is an effective way to get rid of the foul smell emitted from diapers when thrown in a regular trash bin. "Don't like the diaper's smell? Then use this", she noted.
She demonstrated how to use the diaper dispenser in the reel. She dropped a diaper inside the bin and then rolled it, allowing the plastic cover to wrap the disposed item and conceal it eliminating odour. As diapers piled up, the dispenser created a long garland out of the nappies.
Sharing the video on social media, Sharma described the product as "Ajab Gajab Diaper Dispenser".
Netizens react
The video was posted online this January and it has already gone viral with 1.6 million views. Netizens commented on the video with 'laughter' emojis. Several users condemned the usage of this product due to the excessive use of plastic.
