‘Happy Basin’ – simple, instant water filtering
Wow, why didn’t I think of this?
Water supplies in certain parts of the World leave more than a little to be desired. Often people find themselves drinking directly out of the same rivers that others bate in, dump waste in, discard of their dead in and more.
This is such a remarkably simple idea, I hope there’s Government grants available for it’s development and distribution. 
The Happy Basin is essentially a floating bowl with nano-ceramic filters at the bottom of it.
Float the basin in said polluted water source and the center bowl fills with filtered water.
While I’m sure the filtered water isn’t perfect I’m sure it’s better than it being unfiltered. Better is something, right?
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