If living in a flat where can you put a storage tank for pure water and tools

[slippy]

If I bought a garage, would I be able to get a tap plumbed in? is a garage a good idea?

Are there any other options? Can you set the RO up in your van? But I guess you still need an outside tap!

 

[Alien Human]

If I bought a garage, would I be able to get a tap plumbed in? is a garage a good idea?
Are there any other options? Can you set the RO up in your van? But I guess you still need an outside tap!

Hey Slippy - have you got a van?

 

[Jimroot]

Yes if you can run a pipe from your supply over your land.

A garage would be nice

Lots.

Yes.

Yes. Or a long hose and understanding house mates ;-)

 

[adamangler]

Have you any friends/family local where you could fill up.

I would go D.I only, gt the biggest tank i could carry, and fill it from friends/family/custies or even using the pressure washer at a local garage.

Another idea, pretty good one actually /emoticons/wink.png is ask a local shop/restaurant/pub etc if you can use there outside tap to fill up a few times a week in exchange for cleaning there windows?

 

[slippy]

No haven't got a van, but that would be a possibility in the future. The water in my area is too hard for just a DI. If I had a ground floor flat (but no garden), could I run a hose from my flat to an RO in a van?

Could this be done if I rent/ get a garage?

Girlfriend has a garden, could she be convinced to have an RO?

I have been looking for a flat, but it's hard to find one with a garden which allows a big tank and storage place for tools.

What is the best option from above?

 

[Jimroot]

I like the question asking can your girlfriend be convinced to have an RO

 

[Jimroot]

The Prob with ro is the time it takes and the waste water. If you can do it at your girlfriends, why not?

Renting a garage with no tap, you can't put one in cause it's not your property.

Sounds like you have no other options as you don't have a van or property with a tap.

 

[lou]

hi slippy, where u from? could possibly help

 

[Alien Human]

No haven't got a van, but that would be a possibility in the future. The water in my area is too hard for just a DI. If I had a ground floor flat (but no garden), could I run a hose from my flat to an RO in a van?
Could this be done if I rent/ get a garage?

Girlfriend has a garden, could she be convinced to have an RO?

I have been looking for a flat, but it's hard to find one with a garden which allows a big tank and storage place for tools.

What is the best option from above?

Hey Slippy, if you will transporting smaller amounts of water in a car then I would personally suggest doing trad & getting a WFP back pack system with some spare 25 litres in the boot.

Use DI until you grow your round, get a van etc.

I live in Brighton which is hard water and I use DI quite happily.

Good luck with it all :thumbsup:

 

[slippy]

Bournemouth. I can buy the water and use 25 litre barrels. £10 Just thought it would be more convenient if I had an RO. I guess a small shared garden or garage would be tricky with the waste water. Is it a case of getting own garden or convincing girlfriend? Go trad. Anyone take me out for a day to get more confident on ladders? I got one, but never felt super confident on them.

Could I buy a garage for RO and storage? is this possible?

 

[Jimroot]

Be cheaper to buy the water I think if you can get for £1 20L like others, and less hassle for you.