Rainwater harvesting

[David K]

Looks like there's older pics of my setup, modified it a bit since ...

 

[David K]

Looks like there's older pics of my setup, modified it a bit since ...

 

[The window cleaning kid]

would like to see them pics if they are found :thumbsup:

 

[David K]

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would like to see them pics if they are found :thumbsup:

Got it !! Found it in an old thread !

 

[Kennygggkent]

I'm only looking for rough answers here guys but with a night of quite heavy rain. How much water roughly can you collect from one side of a roof ( 2 bed house) I'm just not sure wether it's worth setting it up or not . Cheers

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I find sometimes when it's hammering it down I think to myself "gona have a couple of full butt if this continues" and then I arrive to see hardly a quarter of water in there! So it can be hit and miss sometimes. But I would still recommend it to anyone wanting to make a little saving, and definitely if your in a hard water area. I currently use 25l barrels and save 10-20p per barrel when I filter rainwater. Oh and I do it off a two bed ground floor extension.::

 

[Kennygggkent]

I find sometimes when it's hammering it down I think to myself "gona have a couple of full butt if this continues" and then I arrive to see hardly a quarter of water in there! So it can be hit and miss sometimes. But I would still recommend it to anyone wanting to make a little saving, and definitely if your in a hard water area. I currently use 25l barrels and save 10-20p per barrel when I filter rainwater. Oh and I do it off a two bed ground floor extension.::

Would help if I turned the tap back off so it wont empty whilst filling up! :itwasntme: