Comments for Rain Water Barrel

Comment on Collapsible Rain Barrel – Affordable And Convenient! by Pop-Up Rain Barrel Easy to Store and Does the Job | Fresh Fuzz

Pop-Up Rain Barrel Easy to Store and Does the Job | Fresh Fuzz — Fri, 28 May 2010 19:33:36 +0000

[...] Collapsible Rain Barrel This page not only offers two different capacities of models, but it is scarily detailed and includes everything you could possible want to know about the pop-up rain barrel. _ [...]

Comment on Rain Barrel Diverter by Rain Barrel Diverter Guy

Rain Barrel Diverter Guy — Mon, 24 May 2010 17:14:49 +0000

I am in absolute love with this RainReserve Diverter system for my rain barrels. It automatically diverts rain into my barrels and my barrels dont overflow! When I set it up everything was snug and closed so bugs could not get in. It is a definite must have!

Comment on Home Rain Barrell To Save Water And Money by bonsai money trees | Bonsai

bonsai money trees | Bonsai — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 04:37:29 +0000

[...] up a rain barrell is so easy anyone can do it with a little [...]

Comment on Rain Barrel How To by rik2u

rik2u — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 03:48:40 +0000

We’ve been rainwater harvesting for over 20 years and love the money we save on our water bills. We clean everything from deck furniture, cars, truck, boats, windows, decking, water the victory garden, flowers, hanging baskets, water our pets, and clean up driveways and patios as well. We keep our gutters clean all year long, about every 2-4 weeks, as we have huge oak & pine trees around our home. The leaves, pine needles, sand, mosquitoes during season, creepy crawlies, and bird nests seem to love our rain gutters. But we know our rainwater going into our barrels will be as clean as the rainwater flowing out of our rain gutters. We clean our gutters with a tool called the Gutter Clutter Buster that was purchased on-line. It simply attaches to our 2-1/2″ wet/dry vac hose and literally vacuums out all debris, wet or dry, while I stay on the ground. No ladders needed anymore. When I’m done I empty the vac canister into our compost pile or around my plants for a thicker layer of mulch saving us even more money and wate.
So Happy Harvesting To All and Keep Those Rain Barrels Coming.

Comment on Making A Rain Barrel by Rain Barrel Diverter

Rain Barrel Diverter — Sat, 30 May 2009 19:19:39 +0000

[...] of water from runoff to a separate container thereby keeping the most polluted water out of the rain barrel. Both of these devices can be built from recycled materials, (with the exception of the pvc pipe [...]