Waterless Urinals? Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath Backs Pitch Made At Shark Tank India, Says It’s A ‘No-Brainer’ To Support Them

Shark Tank India remains in full speed, as its 4th installation or Season 4, is presently being broadcast. While lots of pitches made by business owners have actually caught focus, not every one of them get added assistance from outdoors.

Nithin Kamath Backs Shark Tank Pitch

Supporting a pitch made by Zerodor or Ekam Eco Solutions has actually gotten support from one more significant new-age service significant.

Trading system Zerodha’s Nithin Kamath backed the pitch made by business owner Uttam Banerjee onShark Tank India

Zerodor or Ekam Eco Solutions, is a firm that gives services for hygienic demands and makes ‘Waterless Urinals’.

Water Bills Down By 50 percent

Backing the insurance claims made in the video clip by the business founder-ceo, Kamath required to X to note his assistance.

In his article on X, Kamath stated that his business (Zerodha) has actually utilized their items. “We have been using Zerodor (@EkamEco) for the men’s urinals at our offices for the last six months or so. Our water bills are down 50%—we did not expect it to be this much.”, included Kamath.

Kamath even more included, “It seems like a no-brainer for offices, restaurants, etc., where we have managed washrooms. They were on @sharktankindia around a year back. Here is how it works.”

Kamath additionally stated that his business’s Rainmatter by Zerodha is sustaining this endeavor.

“We liked the product because they are doing whatever is necessary to preserve water, which has become supercritical. We are supporting them through @Rainmatterin.”, includedKamath

The Pitch

Nithin Kamath additionally included a blog site connected to his article discussing the performance of the system.

The item joined in the session was an item of retrofit devices that can be released in any type of readily readily available rest room.

This produces a one-way flow, not permitting the released issue (pee or ammonia) to find back, preventing the demand for water while doing so. This pitch additionally included a particularly developed rest room for females.