"Isn't it not allowed to flow onto the road? Because the road is a public facility, and water can damage the asphalt or road," wrote the account @depz_mulyani. "Every day, when watering the plants, the water also flows onto the road... It's the same as creating moss, right? 😂," wrote the account @lannarimbaa. "It's understandable that he's angry because 1. That's a cement road, not asphalt, so if it's watered with soap and other things, the cement can turn black and mossy. 2. The leftover dirt from washing his car will flow onto the cement near someone's wall, so the dirty water will stick to the wall. That's why the mothers pour water again to wash away the dirt from their cars," wrote the account @tiardharm4_mkz.

"That's why if you live in a city with a housing complex like that, if you have a car, you should have a garage + carport so you can wash the car inside instead of on the street, the water will flow into the front gutter of your own house, not into the street because it is a concrete road, not an asphalt road, the mother is right," wrote the account @iisaisyah1906. "Personally, when I wash my motorcycle and make the road muddy, I clean it up. Of course, I don't want to create puddles, and of course, I don't want to make a mess for my neighbors and other road users," wrote the account @ikaagga."