of water in a can on top of their heads. Not only is this extremely time consuming and tiring, but it is also extremely inconvenient as only one can be held at a time. To address this issue Emily designed a carrier that holds up to five water cans. It is made of tree branches and tire inner tubes. The carrier can also be altered to carry firewood and other heavy loads as well as be recycled at the end of its lifespan. Invention #3 Finally, after noticing that her Grandad who had arthritis could not squeeze his tube of toothpaste properly, Emily began to develop a dispenser that would combine the actions of squeezing and pushing out into one. The design includes an angled back plate and a lever that can be pushed by any part of the body. As this lever is lowered, it squeezes the tube down, minimizing waste and allowing for a smooth application. Beyond people with arthritis, Emily’s toothpaste dispenser is a solution for anyone who may have a disability, limited mobility, or prosthetic limbs. Her solution can also be used with a variety of products that come in a tube. Awards Top 10 Outstanding Young People in the World 2010 Barclays Women of the Year Award 2009 Cosmopolitan Magazine - Ultimate Save-the-Planet Pioneer 2008 References External links 1987 births 21st-century British inventors Living people Women inventors