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“Water is the driving force of all nature.” – Leonardo da Vinci
Rain Water Harvesting
A Complete Guide To An Off-Grid Drinking Water Supply, From A Budget System To Fully Automated.
Could it be true that we have all had concerns about the water that we have to drink at some point in our lives? At the most basic, you may have had water coming out of your tap which was brown or stayed cloudy fro some time after being poured. You may be concerned that Fluoride is being added to your water supply, or you may of wondered if the water company can filter out all the pharmaceutical drugs that seem to have become so prevalent in our society.
Many of you that are reading this may have taken proactive steps to improve the quality of the water that you drink and invested in equipment that could range from £100 to over a £1000 pounds. A water distiller will remove EVERYTHING from the water, all trace elements will be removed. A gravity feed water filter, will remove all particles down to a certain size, let’s say 5 microns in size and also remove cysts, virus’s and bacteria. Some gravity feed filters will also remove Fluoride and heavy metals. You may have your water delivered in bottles or water cooler barrels.
If you have ever been concerned with the facts above, about how our water is treated or actively bought equipment to improve the quality of you water, please read the rest of this article as you may be able to transmute your water into a drink that satisfies the soul as well as the body.
Could The Water that Falls On Your Roof Be The Answer.
Rain water is used as a primary source of drinking water in many parts of the world. In Australia this has been the norm for a long time, especially in rural areas. The levels of annual rainfall can be very low in specific rejoins and every drop needs to be saved for drinking water.
In 11 states in America there are restrictions on collecting rain water.
Here at least in England we get a healthy amount of rain and there are no restrictions about collecting the rain water that falls on your roof.
I have put this hands on guide together to, run you through the whole process of creating a rain water harvesting system, which will result in a very clean and filtered drinking water supply.
It is clear that budget is a factor in many peoples lives right now and will become more prevalent in the years ahead of us. With geo-political events on the global stage looking the most fragile in decades and inflation eroding away the value of the money in your pocket, many pundits are predicting an economic crash of the likes that we have never experienced and maybe even the collapse of the dollar as the worlds reserve currency.
This is the perfect time to invest in the knowledge to take control of probably the most important asset of you and your families lives. Water.
So if you are just unhappy with the quality of your tap water, or you are prepping for the apocalypse, this guide will explain in detail how to build a rain water harvesting system for a few hundred pounds, to a fully automated system that will give you filtered rain water in a tap next to your kitchen sink.
The way the system is designed, brakes it down into separate modules, that play specific roles in an overall process. You don’t have to use all the modules and you can equally add extra sections over time or when money or necessity are prevalent.
We will start with the most basic system, which may be exactly what you want. I have spoken with a lady who collects her rain water straight from a basic water butt that you can buy at any garden centre or DIY shop and this works for her, it may work for you too, but there are some important rules to follow if you choose to take that route.
You may already have a gravity feed water filter such as a “Big Berky” or “British Berkfeild”. This with the basic system is a very positive start.
You may want to have a fully automated system that does all the work for you and structures the water just before it enters your tap. Keep reading because I will tell you everything that you need to know all for free.
I have been working hard on this idea for many months now, and to be honest it has been over 15 years since I have been filtering my water to create a cleaner more delicious drink, something that I have been happy to give my kids as they have grown up.
You will receive a full brake down of all the components that you will need to build the system that is right for you and detailed instructions on how to build each module. If you are not DIY competent you could equally give the plans to a plumber or builder and they should be able to finish the project for you.
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