Since I lived here in
the US, I haven’t really experienced the loss of supply of water. If the water
will be shut down, there will always be a notice at our door saying the exact
time that the water won’t run. I don’t even take note of it because it is just
usually about two hours and in the middle of the afternoon.
I remember when I lived in the Philippines and my landlady
would collect water from the rain because there was a water crisis going on in
the city at that time. It would have been better is she used one of these rain
barrels instead of just a regular pail.
I think rain barrels are a great idea for rain harvesting so
we can save water for later use. This water can be used to water the plants,
clean the driveway etc. I know water is cheaper compared to electricity but if
there is loss of water, everyone if affected. I’ve been there many times before
and it was hard. At this time, I don’t have an outdoor space to collect rain
but this is something I would do in the future if I ever move out of a
condominium unit and have some outdoor space.
Thank you simplyrainbarrels.com for letting me write about
rain water barrel once gain. This post is brought to you by their website.
2 comments:
Happy Valentines, Ces! San ba ang date ba mamaya? ;)
in india also people do the same and the government sponsors half of the cost in some areas...
visited the link and it is interesting...
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