Uses of rain water in 50 words
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By using rainwater for toilet flushing, laundry and garden use alone, it can reduce mains water requirements of a typical household by 70%. ... Rain Harvesting Pty Ltd manufactures a complete range of rainwater goods and gutter mesh systems that improve water quality and reduce maintenance....
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By using rainwater for toilet flushing, laundry and garden use alone, it can reduce mains water requirements of a typical household by 70%. ... Rain Harvesting Pty Ltd manufactures a complete range of rainwater goods and gutter mesh systems that improve water quality and reduce maintenance....
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Collecting your own rainwater is an excellent way to conserve this precious resource. A basic rainwater collection system catches rainwater from your roof or other surface and channels it into a container for storage.
Rainwater itself is generally clean, but it can pick up microorganisms, pollutants and debris when it hits your roof. This is why systems for rainwater use inside your home often include filtration or other treatments for safety.
Outdoor rainwater collection systems don’t need as much treatment because the water is typically used outside. One of the easiest rain collectors to make is a repurposed old garbage can . Whereas, you can install a rainwater cistern if you want a larger system.
There are many different uses for collected rainwater no matter what type of rainwater harvesting system you have.
1. DRINKING AND COOKING.
2. BATHING AND LAUNDRY.
3. FLUSHING TOILETS.
4. WATERING LAWNS, GARDENS AND HOUSEPLANTS.
5. COMPOSTING.
6. WATER FOR WILDLIFE, PETS OR LIVESTOCK.
7. OUTDOOR PONDS AND WATER FEATURES.
8. RINSING VEGETABLES.
9. WASHING VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT.
10. FIRE PROTECTION.
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Rainwater itself is generally clean, but it can pick up microorganisms, pollutants and debris when it hits your roof. This is why systems for rainwater use inside your home often include filtration or other treatments for safety.
Outdoor rainwater collection systems don’t need as much treatment because the water is typically used outside. One of the easiest rain collectors to make is a repurposed old garbage can . Whereas, you can install a rainwater cistern if you want a larger system.
There are many different uses for collected rainwater no matter what type of rainwater harvesting system you have.
1. DRINKING AND COOKING.
2. BATHING AND LAUNDRY.
3. FLUSHING TOILETS.
4. WATERING LAWNS, GARDENS AND HOUSEPLANTS.
5. COMPOSTING.
6. WATER FOR WILDLIFE, PETS OR LIVESTOCK.
7. OUTDOOR PONDS AND WATER FEATURES.
8. RINSING VEGETABLES.
9. WASHING VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT.
10. FIRE PROTECTION.
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