Rain Barrel Diverters

In our great-grandparents' and grandparents' time water was not taken for granted. Not when it had to be carried from a spring, a well or river into the house or out to the garden, bucketful by bucketful. Those people used innovative ways to collect and reuse water.

As water resources become more and more precious in the Puget Sound area, we would be wise to reexamine ideas for the past and select the best ideas and update them, and put them to use again.

The Benefits of using a Rain Barrel & Diverter:

-Use water wisely by watering your garden with free water collected by your roof.

-Rain water is great for plants

-Connect a soaker hose to your barrel, a great way to water shallow rooted plants such a rhododendrons.

-Use your rain barrel in areas where you may not have a convenient spigot. Near a compost pile is a good idea to keep it wet & promote the composting process during the dry winter months.

-Rain water is usually soft and free of dissolved material. This untreated water is great for indoor plants, your garden, your lawn or washing your car.

*Caution, Water from rain barrels should not be used for drinking water.

Easy to install RAIN BARREL DIVERTERS are designed with convenience in mind. With the turn of the handle, rain water can be directed into the barrel, for spring time water conservation. Turn the handle the opposite way during the Autumn, to direct water away from your most valuable asset, your home.

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Last modified: 9/27/05