"Outdoor Living": Gauteng Man Builds Mobile Hygiene Stations With Sink and Gas Stove

"Outdoor Living": Gauteng Man Builds Mobile Hygiene Stations With Sink and Gas Stove

  • Tshimologo Hygiene Solutions, a Gauteng-based business, created portable hygiene units with built-in sinks powered by a foot pedal
  • The mobile kitchen unit combines a gas stove and a sink in one compact, wheeled design aimed at households without running water
  • South Africans flooded the comments asking how to buy the units after the demo video went viral on Instagram
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A young man is standing next to the portable hygiene devices he created. Images: @tshimologo_hygiene/Instagram
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A Gauteng entrepreneur is turning heads with his handmade mobile hygiene units, and South Africans cannot get enough of what he has built.

Tshimologo Hygiene Solutions posted a product demonstration video on Instagram on 6 September 2026, showing off two different types of innovative mobile units designed for everyday South African life. The clip quickly caught fire online, with thousands of followers asking where to buy the products and how much they cost.

The first unit is a fully mobile hand-washing station built on a repurposed drum fitted with wheels. A foot pedal at the base triggers water flow from a tap, with a paper towel holder attached to the side and a water container housed inside a compartment cut into the drum. The whole setup rolls easily from one spot to another, making it ideal for outdoor events, informal settlements, or any space without running water.

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Tshimologo's Mobile Kitchen takes it further

The second product adds a gas stove to the mix. A metal frame supports both a stove on top and a sink alongside it, with a compartment below for the gas bottle and water container. It is designed for people who need to cook and wash up in areas where infrastructure is limited, offering two essential functions in a single compact unit.

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The business delivers nationwide and offers custom branding on request. Prices start at R9,200 for the fully mobile hygiene station and R12,000 for the mobile kitchen unit, excluding branding and delivery.

Mzansi rallies behind the innovation

South Africans flooded the comments section on the Instagram page with support and questions:

@yvonne_chakachaka said:

"I love this. Yes boy. Let's support our own."

@chantalportia wrote:

"Goodness, this is beautiful. I need it. How much is the gas stove and sink one? Actually, both."

@last2level commented:

"Dope work, brother. Need one."

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@iam_tazzmj asked:

"Where can I get this in JHB Kempton Park?"

@_cookingwiththembi said:

"What an innovative idea."

@dkmposh wrote:

"Home braai. Load reduction, stressless. Family gathering and gigs."

@tsengwanombasa added:

"Well done!! Congratulations, young man."

Watch the Tshimologo Hygiene Solutions product demo on Instagram.

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A Gauteng man is sitting beside his mobile hygiene stations. Images: @tshimologo_hygiene/Instagram
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Nerissa Naidoo (Human Interest Editor) Nerissa Naidoo is a writer and editor with seven years of experience. Currently, she is a human interest writer at Briefly News and joined the publication in 2024. She began her career contributing to Morning Lazziness and later joined Featherpen.org. As a TUW ghostwriter, she focused on non-fiction, while her editorial roles at National Today and Entail.ai honed her skills in content accuracy and expert-driven editing. You can reach her at nerissa.naidoo@briefly.co.za

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