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Sunday, August 19, 2007

Rain Barrels A Good Idea

This article appeared in the Sun Messenger on August 16, 2007. This could be a positive step forward toward making South Euclid more environmentally friendly. Please click on image to view full size.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Even during times of drought when rain showers are light and quite infrequent, a 55-gallon rain barrel catching run-off from a house or garage roof can fill surprisingly fast. What a great way to collect untreated water for plants and lawns, and not have to feel guilty for watering when water is scarce due to drought.

Rain barrels can also be connected together in series of 2 or more, and some people with larger properties have even pumped rain barrel water to their own elevated retention tanks to use for everything from washing their vehicles to watering the grass and irrigating their gardens. The elevation creates gravitational water pressure for hoses, sprinklers, drip hoses, etc.

Anonymous said...

Will NEORSD give you a break for installing cisterns and reducing runoff to storm sewers?

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