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Yes, many devotees now prefer doing visarjan at home in a large tub or bucket filled with water. Once the idol dissolves, the clay water can be poured into plants, gardens, or soil, making the immersion eco-friendly and symbolic of returning Bappa to nature. This method is safe, convenient, and sustainable