Man Builds Washing Line His Wife Saw on Social Media, Has Mzansi Rate His Work: “I’m Bookmarking This”

Man Builds Washing Line His Wife Saw on Social Media, Has Mzansi Rate His Work: “I’m Bookmarking This”

  • A man got a hint from his wife to build a washing line she saw on social media, so he did just that
  • Twitter user, Kanono Thabane, shared pictures of his boujee washing line, asking people to ‘rate his work’
  • The people of Mzansi got their critique hats on and let the man know he forgot the grass

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They do say that a happy wife equals a happy life. One man put this into practice when he built a boujee washing line for his wife that she had seen on social media and fallen in love with.

Twitter user Kanono Thabane and the washing line
Twitter user Kanono Thabane made his wife happy with a beautiful washing line she asked him to build. Image: Twitter / Kanono Thabane
Source: Twitter

Some women want grand gestures while others just want a cool DIY washing line they saw in a video on social media.

Twitter user and proud husband, Kanono Thabane, shared pictures of the washing line his wife requested along with the one that he built her. The man got his DIY on and we are sure it put a smile on his lady’s face.

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He asked people on Twitter to rate his work.

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“My wife has been asking me for weeks to build her a washing line she saw on the internet(F1). This weekend, I went to the hardware, got supplies, and built one. How did I do?”

The people of Mzansi were a tough crowd

While the washing line turned out really well, people decided to tease the man by asking why he left out a few aesthetics like the grass, lol.

Take a look at some of the critiques:

@KabiKolobe said:

“The buying and the driving I see. Please share pics of you mounting the structure into the ground Soare ”

@SechogelaPhadim said:

“It's beautiful... I'm bookmarking this for the future (I could use the sides to support tomatoes or nasturtiums).”

@ValeTaurai said:

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“I think you feel the way I always feel when I am asked to do something from the internet and you ace it. However, with me I am very particular down to the last detail. I would even have added that tree ❤️”

@____Fahrenheit said:

“This is lovely and I wish I could have done this. Would love to meet you guys and share some more of the stories.”

@sbudar007 said:

“Great work brother. Now plant some grass there so that your wife doesn't have to deal with mud.”

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In related news, Briefly News reported that a Kisumu-based real estate agent, Maxs Jwecks, left tongues wagging again after gifting his wife a multi-million mansion and an iPhone.

The father of one surprised his wife, Daisy, with a brand new iPhone 13 ProMax as a pre-birthday gift before presenting her with keys to their posh home. The entrepreneur revealed it took him eight months to build their dream home and that his wife had no idea.

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In a video shared on his Instagram account, Jwecks blindfolded his wife, who was dressed in a short red dress and black high heels, drove her to their new house and after removing the blindfold, he handed her the house keys.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.

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