- A man cracked the ribs of social media users when he took his scrubber to the tailor so that it could be repaired
- According to the young man, times are hard, and it made sense to repair them rather than to buy new ones
- In most households, people discard the scrubbers once they get torn, as they cost between KSh 20 and KSh 50
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A man has tickled netizens after taking his worn out dish scrubber to the tailor so that it can be mended.
Source: TikTok
In a video shared by Nairobi Juice on TikTok the hands of a tailor and a machine are seen hard at work to repair the scrubber.
How much does a scrubber cost?
“When the economy is hard, we have to adjust. Take it to the tailor…it is only KSh 10,” he said as the tailor continued repairing the scrubber, which was torn on both sides.
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The scrubber is loved by many as they don’t have to use Steelwool, and its size fits in the hands so well. There are no specific times for the scrubber to last; different households have different needs in the number of dishes being washed, frequency
In most households, once the scrubber gets old, it is usually discarded, as they are not very expensive. Their price ranges from KSh 20 to KSh 50, depending on whether one gets them from hawkers, supermarkets, wholesale shops, and so on.
Kenyans who saw the video also wondered why he was handing on to it, and yet it was so cheap.
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“Sasa ikiwa nanunua ten bob tena nilete kwa fundi nishone na ten bob😁.”
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“Sasa ikiwa nanunua ten bob tena nilete kwa fundi nishone na ten bob😁.”
Young girl learns tailoring cuts clothes like oro
In another story, a beautiful girl showed off her sewing skills as she made a dress for herself with her mother’s machine.
The girl’s mother agreed that an electric machine would be better for her and said they made do with the available.
Many social media users were in awe of the kid’s excellent skills; some said she was better than them.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
