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​Rainwater Harvesting:In Carlisle, Mechanicsburg, Harrisburg & Hershey

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Product Features
  • LARGE 75-gallon capacity!
  • Requires no electricity
  • Large safety overflow keeps water in the barrel or away from the house
  • Lid can also be used as a planter
  • Thick plastic walls are durable and will withstand extreme conditions
  • Childproof lockable lid
  • Brass spigot for garden hose connection
  • Made in the U.S.A.

Did You Know

 
  • One inch of rainfall on a 2,000 square foot residential roof generates 1,250 gallons of water that can be reused.
  • That same roof in a region receiving 30 inches of annual rainfall generates 41,000 gallons of reusable water.
  • The average U.S. household with a 10,000 square foot lot uses up to 3,000 gallons of water weekly for landscape irrigation.
  • Running a sprinkler for 2 hours can use up to 500 gallons of water.
  • Seventy percent of water used at home is used outdoors.
  • 66,175 gallons of water are used outdoors per household, per year.

Benefits of Reusing Rainwater

Save Water and Money
Why let good water go to waste when you can reuse it for another purpose? The benefits of harvesting rainwater are numerous, but some of the more prominent advantages include:
  • Reduce water bills including city storm sewer charges
  • Alleviate demand on municipal systems
  • Avoid strict watering schedules
  • Improved landscape growth
  • Reduce flooding and erosion
  • Efficient use of a valuable resource - water

Why Collect Rainwater for the Garden?

Plants, flowers and vegetables love rainwater from the sky, which means they also love rainwater from Rainwater Harvesting Systems!
Soft, pure, chemical-free rainwater maintained at proper ambient temperature help plants grow vigorously.
Cold, chlorinated water from most tap systems can shock plants and slow their growth.
Rainwater can be applied at a more favorable temperature for plant growth than cold well-water or city water. And rainwater is not chlorinated, fluoridated, or treated with chemicals as are most municipal water supplies.
But collecting rain water for a garden without a rainwater harvesting system can be a bit unwieldy. The easiest way to get rain water from your roof to your rain Rainwater Harvesting Systems is to use a Downspout Filter and pipe it under ground to a storage basin the rain water will fill it up in no time, making it easy to water your garden the eco-friendly way!

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    • Pond Maintenance >
      • Spring Maintenance
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      • Fall Maintenance >
        • Fall Netting
      • Winter Maintenance
      • Pump Maintenance >
        • Pump Troubleshooting
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    • Pond and Pondless Automatic Dosing System
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