Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Shane O Neill on June 12, 2015, 08:55:10 pm
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hi guys,going to start rainwater harvesting into couple of ibc tanks any on here do it ? Any need for various tools on down spouts ?
Any advice really appreciated 😉
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Stick a sponge in the downpipe it will stop any crap on the roof getting into your tank, just take it out and clean it
every so often.
Plus try and darken your tank with a cover or whatever to stop algae growing.
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Can you wAsh windows with rain water or do you still need to run it through filters?
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Plus try and darken your tank with a cover or whatever to stop algae growing.
Or buy a black IBC?
http://www.toucanenvironmental.co.uk/1000-litre-black-ibc.html
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Where I live (West Yorkshire ) TDS of my rainwater is around 7. I store it in my ICB then double DI it to my van TDS 0.00 :)
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Awesome idea...only thing is that my mrs doesn't want the ibc in the garden ::)roll
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Just be careful of the dreaded legionella . I used to do rainwater harvesting until I was off for 7months with pancreatitis never did find what started it but after a lot of research legionaires desease can start it off . So since then its ro for me and never keep water for long
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Can you wAsh windows with rain water or do you still need to run it through filters?
As long as the TDS is low enough you can, but I would still run it through a sediment filter just to remove anything
that might show up on the glass that's not dissolved in the water.
Plus it would keep any grit out of the tank in your van.
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Can you wAsh windows with rain water or do you still need to run it through filters?
As long as the TDS is low enough you can, but I would still run it through a sediment filter just to remove anything
that might show up on the glass that's not dissolved in the water.
Plus it would keep any grit out of the tank in your van.
Good point mate