Nasoni Fountain Faucet Inventor Steve Waddell’s Invention Story is now available on Invention Stories on YouTube:
The Nasoni Fountain Faucet aha moment…
You’re going to experience a brand-new innovation that dates back to the 1870s. Here’s an example of what we’re talking about: Steve Waddell and his wife have long been enchanted with Italy, with its beautiful history of Venetian canals, Tuscan grapes, and Roman remains such as the Colosseum. They saw two young girls on a cobblestone street washing their dog at a public fountain known as a “nasoni” while watching a film of Rome.
They covered the downspout with their hand before taking a sip, causing a fountain of water to arc out of the top and into their mouths. I was enthralled: the faucet had transformed into a water fountain with only one simple action.
And it was that moment an inspirational thought occurred to Steve… Why aren’t all bathroom faucets like this? Welcome to Steve Waddell and the Nasoni Fountain Faucet Invention Story. I hope you find this episode both informational and inspirational.
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