When water falls from the sky, you don't find it too bad to not take advantage of it?
Here is a trick that will allow you to easily save water by collecting rainwater for free!
It's true, sometimes we tend to complain when it rains.
But we could still look at the weather differently!
Yes, just realize that this water is a very useful gift from heaven to overcome the frequent water restrictions as summer approaches.
Here's how to collect rainwater easily:
All you need to do is use a rainwater collector.
It is a cistern (different capacities exist) that you place at the outlet of a gutter and which fills automatically when it rains.
You just have to tap into it to water your garden in all circumstances.
Your plants will be the prettiest in the neighborhood, maybe you'll even win the garden of the year award.
With a rainwater collector, make significant savings on your water consumption.
The amount of water used each summer to water the garden is impressive. This is clearly felt on the invoice which is making great leaps...
By using rainwater, provided free of charge by nature, you save 100% on the water used for the garden.
Rainwater has many uses for the home.
1. A tank with an integrated filter
A plastic trash can with a piece of cloth over it that you poke a few holes in can get you started without needing to invest in materials.
2. A rainwater collector directly integrated into the gutter
Some smart guys collect rainwater at the source.
The gutter is a great way to do this, because you benefit from the entire volume of the roof of your house on which the rain falls.
The volumes of water recovered are therefore colossal.
And the technique for doing it can be artisanal, as you can see in this photo.
3. A professional recuperator
This setup is really insane! We are not there yet.
A homemade installation is more than enough.
What's interesting about this photo is that if some people do installations like this...
...is that the savings made by collecting rainwater are real!
Here the installation comes from an individual in the United States.
