"A Water Carrier" For The Developing World That Cleans As It Rolls
SUSTAINABILITY & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
With
a few simple modifications, the same five-gallon barrels used for
storage can be repurposed to solve a major barrier to clean water
access for millions of people.
Millions of people lack access to tap water, and every day, need to lug water to their homes from streams, lakes, and collective faucets. We've written about several helpful tools to help them carry water, including these wheels and balls. But SafeSIPP--a new device from three Arizona State graduates--has the potential to do more. In addition to transporting water, it also cleans the water at the same time.

Millions of people lack access to tap water, and every day, need to lug water to their homes from streams, lakes, and collective faucets. We've written about several helpful tools to help them carry water, including these wheels and balls. But SafeSIPP--a new device from three Arizona State graduates--has the potential to do more. In addition to transporting water, it also cleans the water at the same time.




















