“Interesting": Woman Flexes a Mini Washing Machine in a Bucket, Leaves South Africans Amped

“Interesting": Woman Flexes a Mini Washing Machine in a Bucket, Leaves South Africans Amped

  • A woman from Gqeberha sparked a media frenzy with her latest Temu purchase on social media
  • The lady showcased how her interesting tech device worked in a TikTok video that gained massive traction
  • South Africans reacted with mixed emotions as they took to the comments section to share their thoughts

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Technology never ceases to amaze us and continues to evolve every single day. One woman in Gqeberha showcased just how involved technology is as she flexed her latest purchase from the popular online store Temu.

A woman showcased her mini washing machine in a bucket.
A woman flexes a mini washing machine in a bucket. Image: @dhaki010
Source: TikTok

Woman shows mini washing machine working in bucket

The woman who goes by the TikTok handle @dhaki010 gave viewers a glimpse into her mini washing machines that fit inside a bucket.

In a short clip posted, she showcased the tiny gadgets she ordered from international shopping app Temu, while demonstrating how they work inside an ordinary household bucket.

The portable devices, which come with USB power cords, are designed to agitate water and soap in small batches of laundry, making them a budget-friendly and space-saving solution for quick washes. In the clip, the woman excitedly shows the mini washers in action, spinning and bubbling away inside the plastic bucket.

While taking to her TikTok comments, she simply explained that the machine does work when questioned by a social media user by saying:

"It does I wash my kitchen cloths because I'm very lazy to do so, and I barely get time to wash them while washing dishes since I have a dishwasher."

South Africans flocked to the comments section, with many impressed by the practicality and affordability of the product.

Temu, known for its low-cost household gadgets and viral online trends, continues to gain popularity in Mzansi. While some users expressed scepticism about the durability of the mini machines, others applauded the innovative solution for small laundry loads.

As South African peeps continue to embrace online shopping for practical and affordable home solutions, it seems mini washing machines are the latest must-have gadget to hit local wishlists.

Watch the video below:

SA reacts to mini washing machine

People in South Africa took to the comments section expressing their thoughts, saying:

Mastandi said:

"Please do blankets, I'm interested."

Pency Kasagga wrote:

"You're doing it wrong, ma'am. The place is in an empty bigger bucket straight up. Add water and soap, then clothes. Plug it in. It will create a swirl. Then that's how you'll see if it works or not."

Jackieramadu shared:

"This is the kindest washing machine I've ever seen."

Theresa Ratsupa replied:

"Maybe for newborn clothes, as for normal clothes.. I think not."

Daily relates a joke saying:

"It's giving nonchalant."

Canada | Model commented:

"It's washing with all due respect."
A woman showed off a mini washing machine in a bucket.
A woman flexed her mini washing machine in a bucket. Image: @dhaki010
Source: TikTok

More Temu machine stores

  • Briefly News reported that a funny TikTokker shared an unboxing of his iOS purchase from Temu. The chap's smile faded as he realised the iPhone was not authentic.
  • A woman's excitement over her incredibly cheap online purchase has captured the attention of South Africans after she shared a video showing her unboxing a tablet she bought for only R19 from Chinese retailer Temu.
  • The man showcased his purchase on his TikTok account, @neosmashmalatji, gaining massive views and positive comments from social media users impressed by the product.

Source: Briefly News

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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She has over four years of experience as a multimedia journalist. Johana holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za

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