Can BambuLab's AMS 3D print with less waste?

The BambuLab's AMS may be the best solution for multi color 3D printing, but it produces a lot of waste filament. Is there a way to make it print just as good without all the waste?

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00:00 Intro
00:30 Why DIY when you can Ekster?
02:09 Channel Intro
02:33 Bambu Labs AMS Good and Bad
04:23 Piles of Poop Purge
05:10 Flush Objects
06:10 PrintABloks, an awesome Flush Object
06:55 Flush Object Experiments
10:54 It works! Kind of...
12:13 Is this something you'd like to see?
13:11 Conclusion