Elderly man spits water on clothes while ironing them. Viral video has over 3 million views
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A video of an elderly man spitting water on clothes while ironing them has gone viral online with over 3 million views.
You must have seen your washerman iron your clothes. And, while doing that, he usually sprays some water on the garments before putting the hot iron on them. However, an elderly man took things up to a different level altogether. In a video that has gone crazy viral online, he spits water on the clothes while ironing clothes. Yes, you read that right.
The now-viral video was posted on Instagram. In the short clip, an elderly man can be seen ironing clothes. He also had a container filled with water in his hands, from which he took sips of water and spit it on the clothes. The name of the person and the place have not been identified yet.
“Natural water-sprayer,” reads the caption of the post.
Watch the viral video here:
The video garnered over 3 million views after being shared online. Netizens were purely disgusted and expressed their anger in the comments section.
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