Guide To Recycling Your Rainwater By Building A Pump Driven Irrigation System
March 11, 2008 at 10:27 am 2 comments
This is a 3.5 minute guide to building a pumping system for irrigating your garden by recycling rain water. All you need is an underground tank, a bucket, a drill, a circular electric fan (the people in the video picked it up for $5 second hand), a cone shaped water pump (also very cheap in swap shops), and a punctured garden hose for the irrigation system.
You attach the restyled fan funnels under your roof gutters to catch the water, leading to an underground reservoir. When it’s the dry season, the pump driven irrigation system waters your garden!
Entry filed under: Green Concepts Explained, Green Economics, Green Recycling. Tags: how to recycle, irrigating your garden, non potable water, rainwater drainage system, rainwater irrigation, recycling, recyled, underground tank.
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Renee Harrison | June 19, 2008 at 12:50 am
Rain harvesting is a great way to conserve water at home. Its even more critical in developing countries where one out of six people lack access to safe drinking water. The Blue Planet Run foundation supports water projects worldwide. If you would like to learn more contact us at :
Sabrina@blueplanetrun.org or go to http://blueplanetrun.org/
Thank you!
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