Sanitation Services for Everyone in India

[@sanjaypandey4577]

There are not many people who take up social causes and take it to this level. Your commitment is superb. Keep it up.

[@TinaCornely]

Thank you for spear heading this important project. It is my dream that everyone's basic needs are met & your video helped me think about other ways to improve hygiene for the poor. I teach the poor how to make home made soap out of soap seeds & yucca root. Very simple, all you need to do is soak the soap seeds and/or yucca root in water to release the saponins. This is the natural soap native american indians used to use. I also teach poor people to do dry composting with two five gallon plastic buckets like the ones used for painting. You keep the lid on and cut out a hole big enough for the person to comfortably sit on it. You need to have some dried leaves handy so you can sprinkle it on the bucket used for pee. This will keep the smell down. You must keep the pee and poo in separate buckets. Pee has nitrogen in it and can be used for watering plants but do this early in the morning when the sun is not too hot. Hope this helps and keep up the outstanding and important work you and your team are doing!

[@deenashah6521]

To me you are HERO! Mr. Swapnil. I bet your daughter thinks that too! Two Thumbs up!!

[@SudhanshuShekhar6151]

Thanks Swapnil for a dignified thinking. I'll also join you for the cause someday (it will/should come oneday).

[@nicholasauld]

What a great father

[@andrewheydt2179]

this is extremely important there is so much more that can and must be done in india and africa and all over the world. it is extremely traggic how many people especially children dying and suffering enormously. america must very quickly make a much greater investment and do much much more in building and improving sanitation and clean drinking water in poor nations.

[@Chikotee]

hats off to your initiative...really appreciate what you are doing. people like you are the change agent and we need people like you in our society which all cities this initiatives is being run?

[@Chikotee]

Swapnil Poop-Guy wish you best of luck for your operations and wish to see you soon in Delhi

[@HarishVangara]

such an eye opener.. How can I help you guys ?

[@ayushmalhotra123]

Great effort!!

[@karatiaeditlogicprotangail]

Great Job!!!!

[@SwagatKumarIndia]

Good work ....

[@tswarts]

It is not only about "women's dignity;" let's remember marketing drives innovation and change.

[@pavankumar1264]

Hats off

[@VaishaliPatilMath]

Tried to send a small donation for this cause but could not find a link.

[@GatesFoundation]

Thanks for your interest. I'm looking into what resources are available for those who want to take action. Stay tuned! -Brycie

[@deenashah6521]

I would be interested too.

[@ramakrishnareddych]

+V Patil You can donate here - milaap.org/campaigns/samagra

[@cozyrail9725]

So inspiring ! Keep up the good work!

[@JacobTrueman]

Why does this only apply to 'women's dignity'?

[@macwacko111]

Swapnil Poop-Guy Hello. Which city do you belong to? I would like to start the same thing here in Hyderabad.

[@deenashah6521]

My hero!

[@andrewheydt2179]

we need to do so much more and better to bring adequate sanitation to poor countries so much more and better for over a billion people who lack sanitation. and the hundreds of millions that don't have clean drinking water or have to walk for miles just to get it. extremely tragic and completely unacepatable we need to act very very aggressively which really should have been don years and years ago.

[@mlle_spooks]

My hero

[@getbusy21]

yes! the answer lies in women. empower women, teach women, love and respect them. Why do so many organization, religions and cultures treat women as if they are second class?

[@ClipOriss]

Depending on the Religion it is just a misinterpretation or just pure ignorance of men. we need every humans help to make this a better place. treating half of the population bad because of what is between the legs is just silly.

[@rishabh2703]

Almost all cultures ( I won't say about religion) have had this problem ...it is only now that we have realized its importance

[@chintanparekh2583]

Okay how many of you felt that the guy looks like Dhoni?