Man I’m a plumber. You covered all ur bases here, excellent job. Something to always think about when it comes to plumbing piping systems is maintenance and access. To work properly systems require upkeep.
@@providentphotography162 uhh… not sure if this is a piss take or you’re serious. Primer-cleaner not only cleans the surface of the pvc, but also softens the material, allowing the cement to form a stronger bond. No one is taking apart a properly primed joint. On the other hand, if you want ease of disassembly, no glue at all would be more than sufficient for a low to no pressure application like this. I can’t think of a case where a brittle glue joint that easily shatters apart is the preferred method.
Lol you must be a dodgy plumber if you think he did it correctly.... No PVC primer used before glue applications! Winding Teflon tape anti clockwise (opposite) thread direction WRONG!👎
Really really like how you post the tool, product, or bit size next to the action as you perform it! Why doesn’t everyone on the internet do this?!?! It’s so flipping genius!
Your workmanship is unbelievable. Congratulations on the quality of your videos and your rain barrel setup. I will be using a lot of your ideas on my up coming rain barrel project. You are a inspiration.
You're the man as always. I just bought some food grade 55 gallon drums off a local guy and going to clean them up and set up a similar system. Good luck this growing season
This video is beyond excellent. Not only do you explain your process well you also teach several plumbing, drilling, and layout design fundamentals too. Well done!
I like when people take the measure twice, cut once approach but you went measure thrice instead. Really impressive how you covered all possibilities and made sure this was done properly. Great build/video.
Your installs are always the cleanest. If your downspout is overwhelming your diverter pipe you might be able to add a vent on the diverter pipe to free up that flow.
this is cool as. I live in an Australian state that has around 65% under drought conditions most of the time. The current rain water collection systems are just too expensive for me to justify buying - this presents a really great alternative. Thanks 👍
Man I recently found out TX offers all sorts of rebates for rainwater collection equipment, so I've started looking into it myself. This video has been massively helpful. Thank you!
I just subscribed. I am a nurse and know NOTHING about tools. Your videos give me inspiration to try these projects myself because you explain what to use so well. I also like how you give tips for upkeep. Thank you.
First time watching your channel. Very impressed. This is something I’ve been wanting to do for a long time. I once had a home with a cistern that filled every time it rained. Used that for garden & washing my vehicles. I’ll check out your other videos. Thanks again.
I had zero interest in watching this and have no idea why it was suggested ... I then watched the entire thing. I have an old rain barrel behind my house not connected to anything and now after watching I realize I have lots of things I could do with it. Thanks a lot for making me find another project/hobby to put time into. Seriously though, very enjoyable video and you broke things down to very simple steps and really demonstrate how easy it can be. Great job, I'm now a subscriber.
I really enjoy viewing talented brother display their brilliance. Hope this is not offensive to you. I just love my people. Nothing more nothing less. Please keep up the great work and keep it coming. I need all of the ideas I can get. Thank you and blessings
This is the best DIY video I've seen. You were extremely diligent with explaining the step, material sizes, and reason why. I especially appreciate telling us what you do off camera. Awesome job, and I already have a rain collection system.
Adding that sediment filter is a fantastic idea ! The first time I collected runoff from my roof, I was shocked to see what was in the water. Grit (from the roofing shingles), small bits from the trees, and even some creepy crawlies. That makes the ’Do not drink's stickers are a very prudent move.
Exactly. I learned the same way as well! Trial and error. I am also looking into first flush devices also and may try to add one to this system in the future.
Pickel barrels! I came here to figure out what kind of barrel came with a 'screw top' lid. This was the answer. And then... because your video was packed with other helpful information, you earned a subscription from me. Very, very well done, and thanks for the helpful thumbnail!
I love to see how other people set up their rain harvesting! My plumbing projects rarely work out and usually leak so I avoid them. I use rain chains and put my rain barrels directly under them. I put a hot water heater overflow pan under the barrel to direct the overflow to a french drain. To use the water, I use a hose to gravity fill a 40 gallon trash can and use watering pitcher/can. I use the trash can so that I don't have to stand there and wait for the water can to gravity fill. Not has handy as your pump, for sure. But, those pumps make quit a bit of noise. Congratulations on building a successful system and this is a very nice video,
Excellent upgrade to your rain barrel water system! You have me inspired, as we get very little rain here anymore. Thank you for your time and your excellent presentation.
Your video production was on point!! As a fellow rain barrel designer/engineer it is paramount that video production is spot on so that viewers can get a more detailed idea on how to build their own system!! Great video!!!!
I just bought a new house that came with a rain water collection system but the sellers left 2-300 gallon barrels to tie into the system that exists currently. Thanks for the great video to inform me on how to do it myself. I will be making lots of improvements based on your work.
You are a true gem to the gardening community and I love how you created this system with simplicity! Genius, just pure genius! Thank you so much for your time and sharing. Definitely subbed!😍❤🔥💝🧡👍👍👍👍
Great attention to details. Nice video! I'd suggest you flame torch for 5 seconds the slightly undersized drilled hole before threading your NPT PVC fitting into the barrel. Don't thread it all the way though. Leave about a 1/4 inch to take up any adjustment after it cools. Softening the polyethylene makes it really easy to form nice tapping fillets into the hole by using the fitting itself. It produces a leak proof connection 100% of the time.
This is the first video of yours I’ve ever watched and I just wanted to say you are WONDERFUL at explaining things and your videos clearly show what you are doing so it’s so easy to follow along! Your voice alongs mesh well with the video and are easy and clear to hear. This video is fantastic and I really look forward to watching more of your videos!!! I’m learning a lot! Thank you so much!
I finally built a 350-gallon catchment....and it hasn't rained on my house since, over a month (Dallas). I have had rain nearby...including today. It is right there.
Hey there! Great video...watched a bunch of the solar connection videos...impressed. I owned an electrical contracting and construction business for 35+ years and you impressed me with your attention to details...always a requirement for any of my employees. I see you also pay the same attention to details in your plumbing. Great job and excellent video...Thank you! Mike 🇨🇦 🍁 👍
quality video, very professional, easy to understand. love the close ups of the pieces and the quick simple explanations. keep making content GTT. impressive stuff.
This is just what I needed water storage. My soil is correct. Your videos lack nothing and are very well done. I don't have any shop knowledge but find this very easy to understand. Greatly appreciate ALL your videos for gardening! With this system my cost should be minimal now.
Love your videos, man!! You put a lot of work into not only the project, but also the video and it really shows! Thank you for all the details, pop up tips and info.
I have definitely subscribed. I'm in the process of setting up a rainwater collection system. Your video presentation is fantastic. I like that you covered all the important stuff in the video and just reminded everyone of what you did off camera to save time. Thanks for such a thorough workup.
This video has a ton of useful information. Thank you for sharing. I'll be sure to give credit to you for inspiring me to knock one off the honey-do list!
First time at the channel. Got to say was thinking this was going to a mild build. I just like to see different designs. Instead you go full bore and I now have to watch several other videos to see what all you did. Really awesome job.
Wow - I just discovered your videos and you're doing exactly what I have dreamed of doing to catch rainwater and build an irrigation system for my veggie beds. My growing season in Northern Michigan is coming to an end, but now I have all winter to go through your excellent videos and plan a system for spring of 2023. Thank you!
This is the coolest (and most intense) rain barrel video I've ever seen. If I keep watching your videos, maybe someday I'll learn and be good enough to build my own system like this. Thank you!
I've just watched your videos installing the system, .. pump, float, and attaching the rain barrels. This is exactly what I was looking for, and gave me a tone of helpful tips and suggestions for doing it my self. Thank you so much for the time you took to create your system and these videos.
my friend you make this look so easy it doesn't seem like work. I have 5 of those barrels in my system and I'm about to build your solar pump setup with drip tubing for feeding my gardens. More awesome work Mr Green Tech
I like your step by step explanation and illustrations. Its easy to follow and understand. You doing a great quality job with attention to detail. Thanks.
It's crazy how much simple PVC plumbing techniques have changed. We just hacksawed pipe, but always used purple primer first, and then solvent adhesive. Now they've got fancy cutters and no primer! :-p
Great video! I was wondering about the outside PVC pipe degrading as it’s exposed to UV light, but you covered it. If you hadn’t spray painted it would have become very brittle over time. Nice job! 👍🏻
I watched the whole video and have absolutely no need or will ever need the knowledge you provided for this video but it was very entertaining! I shared it with my gardening mom 😅
Only began watching out of curiosity. However, I thoroughly enjoyed the video and it’s inspired me to do the same in my garden. I noticed that you could easily expand your system to 3 or even 4 barrels.
I so much wanted to like this video but I think it is for advanced people with plumbing experience. I am trying to connect my 4 rain barrels I just bought but yours it too difficult for me. But, thank you...your soothing, calm voice is great for your channel.
Very nice. Brad Lancaster's calculations show that the average home receives enough run-off from the roof to supply all the water needs for a year if it was collected. While most folks can't re-plumb a house, building a collection system like this to supply water for the yard is a real no-brainer.
Excellent video! Perfect editing and very informative. This is the way every DIY video should be. Standing clapping ovation my new friend. The way you did the fast forward sections was absolutely brilliant.
Interesting. We had very very very huge barrels and tanks in Jamaica we used to catch rain as just normal water supply not for plants. Very informative video
Man I’m a plumber. You covered all ur bases here, excellent job. Something to always think about when it comes to plumbing piping systems is maintenance and access. To work properly systems require upkeep.
Thanks Scott! I'm definitely not a plumber by trade, so feedback like that is always great to hear :D
Well all but actually using cleaner on the pvc.
@@johngaltline9933 eh, primer is for taking pipes apart. IYKYK
@@providentphotography162 uhh… not sure if this is a piss take or you’re serious. Primer-cleaner not only cleans the surface of the pvc, but also softens the material, allowing the cement to form a stronger bond. No one is taking apart a properly primed joint. On the other hand, if you want ease of disassembly, no glue at all would be more than sufficient for a low to no pressure application like this. I can’t think of a case where a brittle glue joint that easily shatters apart is the preferred method.
Lol you must be a dodgy plumber if you think he did it correctly....
No PVC primer used before glue applications!
Winding Teflon tape anti clockwise (opposite) thread direction WRONG!👎
Really really like how you post the tool, product, or bit size next to the action as you perform it! Why doesn’t everyone on the internet do this?!?! It’s so flipping genius!
Thanks for the feedback Darrin!
Some people know how to make a vid, some don't.
I'm totally impressed not just by the job itself but also with your video filming and editing skill. Excellent!
Thanks Ashton!
Yeah, I thought if the Dragnet line, "just the facts, ma'am." Perfectly concise video, highlighting all the important parts.
I agree. It was very informative, precise; and it kept one's attention without the fluff and gimmicks and corny music.
Very refreshing.
Your workmanship is of high quality, neat and clean. Your teaching is top notch if I could add. Your channel is a gem. You now have a learner in me.
Your workmanship is unbelievable. Congratulations on the quality of your videos and your rain barrel setup. I will be using a lot of your ideas on my up coming rain barrel project. You are a inspiration.
If my Wife finds your channel, she is going to be busy and well informed for the entire summer.
Brilliant!!! You must be an engineer. If you’re not you missed your calling!! Excellent job young man! Your parents have to be proud!
You're the man as always. I just bought some food grade 55 gallon drums off a local guy and going to clean them up and set up a similar system. Good luck this growing season
Awesome! Good luck to you as well E Bazz.
this is by far the best education video i ever watched on how to start up your own water capacity
This video is beyond excellent. Not only do you explain your process well you also teach several plumbing, drilling, and layout design fundamentals too. Well done!
I like when people take the measure twice, cut once approach but you went measure thrice instead. Really impressive how you covered all possibilities and made sure this was done properly. Great build/video.
Your installs are always the cleanest. If your downspout is overwhelming your diverter pipe you might be able to add a vent on the diverter pipe to free up that flow.
Wow ... the most thought out and professionally done collection system I've ever seen. 👍👍👊
this is cool as. I live in an Australian state that has around 65% under drought conditions most of the time. The current rain water collection systems are just too expensive for me to justify buying - this presents a really great alternative. Thanks 👍
Look up Brad Lancaster's videos on UA-cam. What he's done in Tuscon Arizona is nothing short of miraculous and can be applied to any arid region.
Man I recently found out TX offers all sorts of rebates for rainwater collection equipment, so I've started looking into it myself. This video has been massively helpful. Thank you!
I applaud your efforts Sir! That was a terrific video. I learned a ton and I am inspired. Thanks!
No problem, glad to be able to help!
You give me inspiration sir! One of these days, I'll have the space to use your videos for more than just day dreaming! Keep up the good work!!
Thanks Dave, and yes one day you will!
I just subscribed. I am a nurse and know NOTHING about tools. Your videos give me inspiration to try these projects myself because you explain what to use so well. I also like how you give tips for upkeep. Thank you.
First time watching your channel. Very impressed. This is something I’ve been wanting to do for a long time. I once had a home with a cistern that filled every time it rained. Used that for garden & washing my vehicles. I’ll check out your other videos. Thanks again.
I had zero interest in watching this and have no idea why it was suggested ... I then watched the entire thing. I have an old rain barrel behind my house not connected to anything and now after watching I realize I have lots of things I could do with it. Thanks a lot for making me find another project/hobby to put time into. Seriously though, very enjoyable video and you broke things down to very simple steps and really demonstrate how easy it can be. Great job, I'm now a subscriber.
That was the best instructional video on this subject I’ve been able to find on UA-cam.
I really enjoy viewing talented brother display their brilliance. Hope this is not offensive to you. I just love my people. Nothing more nothing less. Please keep up the great work and keep it coming. I need all of the ideas I can get. Thank you and blessings
This is the best DIY video I've seen. You were extremely diligent with explaining the step, material sizes, and reason why. I especially appreciate telling us what you do off camera. Awesome job, and I already have a rain collection system.
Absolutely agree! Wonderful job! Thank you!
I have no intention of installing a rain water collector but I watch this entire video. Nice job.
Adding that sediment filter is a fantastic idea ! The first time I collected runoff from my roof, I was shocked to see what was in the water. Grit (from the roofing shingles), small bits from the trees, and even some creepy crawlies. That makes the ’Do not drink's stickers are a very prudent move.
Exactly. I learned the same way as well! Trial and error. I am also looking into first flush devices also and may try to add one to this system in the future.
Pickel barrels! I came here to figure out what kind of barrel came with a 'screw top' lid. This was the answer. And then... because your video was packed with other helpful information, you earned a subscription from me. Very, very well done, and thanks for the helpful thumbnail!
I love to see how other people set up their rain harvesting! My plumbing projects rarely work out and usually leak so I avoid them. I use rain chains and put my rain barrels directly under them. I put a hot water heater overflow pan under the barrel to direct the overflow to a french drain. To use the water, I use a hose to gravity fill a 40 gallon trash can and use watering pitcher/can. I use the trash can so that I don't have to stand there and wait for the water can to gravity fill. Not has handy as your pump, for sure. But, those pumps make quit a bit of noise. Congratulations on building a successful system and this is a very nice video,
Excellent upgrade to your rain barrel water system! You have me inspired, as we get very little rain here anymore. Thank you for your time and your excellent presentation.
Your video production was on point!! As a fellow rain barrel designer/engineer it is paramount that video production is spot on so that viewers can get a more detailed idea on how to build their own system!! Great video!!!!
Thanks Charles for the feedback! Much appreciated.
You are so knowledgeable and meticulous; really impressed with your workmanship and the solutions you create.
You have the best instructional videos. Thank you so much. I just finished adding a pump to my rain barrels using your previous video.
That's awesome L K! Glad to hear that the videos help as that's the main goal here.
Good luck 👍That is nice and neat setup.
I just bought a new house that came with a rain water collection system but the sellers left 2-300 gallon barrels to tie into the system that exists currently. Thanks for the great video to inform me on how to do it myself. I will be making lots of improvements based on your work.
That's awesome!
You are a true gem to the gardening community and I love how you created this system with simplicity!
Genius, just pure genius! Thank you so much for your time and sharing. Definitely subbed!😍❤🔥💝🧡👍👍👍👍
Excellent video! 👏 I really appreciate all that you’ve shown to include the details that wouldn’t have occurred to me until much later down the line.
Great attention to details. Nice video! I'd suggest you flame torch for 5 seconds the slightly undersized drilled hole before threading your NPT PVC fitting into the barrel. Don't thread it all the way though. Leave about a 1/4 inch to take up any adjustment after it cools. Softening the polyethylene makes it really easy to form nice tapping fillets into the hole by using the fitting itself. It produces a leak proof connection 100% of the time.
Possibly the most thoroughly detailed and well-explained video that I've ever seen. Well done.
The best system I have ever seen...You are truly a professional. Thank you so much for the video.
This is totally green channel. I love it
This is the first video of yours I’ve ever watched and I just wanted to say you are WONDERFUL at explaining things and your videos clearly show what you are doing so it’s so easy to follow along! Your voice alongs mesh well with the video and are easy and clear to hear. This video is fantastic and I really look forward to watching more of your videos!!! I’m learning a lot! Thank you so much!
I finally built a 350-gallon catchment....and it hasn't rained on my house since, over a month (Dallas). I have had rain nearby...including today. It is right there.
Hey there! Great video...watched a bunch of the solar connection videos...impressed. I owned an electrical contracting and construction business for 35+ years and you impressed me with your attention to details...always a requirement for any of my employees. I see you also pay the same attention to details in your plumbing. Great job and excellent video...Thank you!
Mike 🇨🇦 🍁 👍
Thanks for the feedback Michael!
quality video, very professional, easy to understand.
love the close ups of the pieces and the quick simple explanations. keep making content GTT.
impressive stuff.
Thanks for the feedback!
Agreed
This is just what I needed water storage. My soil is correct. Your videos lack nothing and are very well done. I don't have any shop knowledge but find this very easy to understand. Greatly appreciate ALL your videos for gardening! With this system my cost should be minimal now.
Great to hear Stacey!
WOW !! I’m impressed. Way more than I am able to create. But, love the usefulness & resourcefulness of your efforts.
Love your videos, man!! You put a lot of work into not only the project, but also the video and it really shows! Thank you for all the details, pop up tips and info.
I have definitely subscribed. I'm in the process of setting up a rainwater collection system. Your video presentation is fantastic. I like that you covered all the important stuff in the video and just reminded everyone of what you did off camera to save time. Thanks for such a thorough workup.
First time YT recommended your channel. Thank God! This is one of my next projects. Subscribed. Excellent work!!! God bless!
Awesome, welcome aboard!
@@GreenTechTown Thank you👍
This video has a ton of useful information. Thank you for sharing. I'll be sure to give credit to you for inspiring me to knock one off the honey-do list!
Marvelous details in the description!
Thanks E Funky Man! Glad to hear the content was helpful!
First time at the channel. Got to say was thinking this was going to a mild build. I just like to see different designs. Instead you go full bore and I now have to watch several other videos to see what all you did. Really awesome job.
Thanks for the feedback Adrsley!
Your videos are always so clean and precise. I am appreciate the great detail you share. Excellent work as always!
Thanks Valerie for the feedback!
Wow - I just discovered your videos and you're doing exactly what I have dreamed of doing to catch rainwater and build an irrigation system for my veggie beds. My growing season in Northern Michigan is coming to an end, but now I have all winter to go through your excellent videos and plan a system for spring of 2023. Thank you!
Awesome! Glad to hear the videos are useful!
Another great video. I also am envious of the wide variety of excellent tools used in these projects.
This is the coolest (and most intense) rain barrel video I've ever seen. If I keep watching your videos, maybe someday I'll learn and be good enough to build my own system like this. Thank you!
Nice job, I mean really NICE JOB! Works great, looks great, thought of so many extra things as well.
Thanks Scott!
I've just watched your videos installing the system, .. pump, float, and attaching the rain barrels. This is exactly what I was looking for, and gave me a tone of helpful tips and suggestions for doing it my self. Thank you so much for the time you took to create your system and these videos.
Glad to help!
Excellent video and nice work! I will most definitely be making a water collection system for my gardens. Brilliant ideas. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks MetalManiac! Good luck with your project!
My husband is good to do this for me!! ❤. It's all about time ... 😊
First time seeing your channel and I’m beyond impressed! This is next level!
It's a real pleasure watching and listening to you as you work!
Such competence!
my friend you make this look so easy it doesn't seem like work. I have 5 of those barrels in my system and I'm about to build your solar pump setup with drip tubing for feeding my gardens. More awesome work Mr Green Tech
Awesome! I think I may upgrade to 4 barrels later in the season.
I wish my people in Barbados would learn from your expertise .
Nice project. I like the continuity of your build.
I rarely comment on UA-cam but this video has some of the best production I have seen. Keep up the great work!
Thanks GoTechGeek for taking the time to give some feedback! Much appreciated.
Great video and VERY nice setup!
I'm going to use some heavy duty pallets as my base since wood prices are insane.
I could watch this guy all day. Cool stuff
Wow, great upgrade from the last setup!
Thanks Joey Garcia!
Thank you for clear and detailed explanation for each steps.
Great work as usual! Glad to see you making more videos again.
Those barrels are nice. Very nice upgrade from what you were using and you more than doubled the capacity. Well done.
That’s an impressive setup! Thanks!
Thanks Kevin!
I like your step by step explanation and illustrations. Its easy to follow and understand. You doing a great quality job with attention to detail. Thanks.
Thanks!
Your videos are so great! I really enjoy them!
Awesome to hear! Thanks Joel for the feedback!
This is an awesome video, covered everything I was looking to do for a rain barrel usage!👍
first time seeing your channel, this was a nice informative video. I subbed, you look like you have a fun channel pal.
Awesome, welcome aboard!
I love your set up! Thank you for breaking it down step by step and listing everything you used.
Great and inspiring video! I just wish you were my neighbor😭😆
Haha!
It's crazy how much simple PVC plumbing techniques have changed. We just hacksawed pipe, but always used purple primer first, and then solvent adhesive. Now they've got fancy cutters and no primer! :-p
:D yep.
Great video! I was wondering about the outside PVC pipe degrading as it’s exposed to UV light, but you covered it. If you hadn’t spray painted it would have become very brittle over time. Nice job! 👍🏻
Also love the color/camouflage! Great work.
YOU ARE AN INSPIRATION IN EVERY PREPPERS NEEDS WHEN IT COMES TO BUILDING A RAIN BARREL SYSTEM . AWSOME VIDEO . AND MAY THE SOLAR BE WITH YOU .
Great work and content 💯👍
Thanks Bullet!
I watched the whole video and have absolutely no need or will ever need the knowledge you provided for this video but it was very entertaining! I shared it with my gardening mom 😅
Haha, thanks, that's some great feedback!
Well done sir! 👏
Thanks GFK!
Thanks for taking the time to do this video. You do a great job of explaining everything.
THERE SHOULD ABSOLUTELY BE NO RESTRICTIONS TO COLLECTING RAIN WATER.
Tell ur governor that
This is government overreach
If there is you live in a bad country
Hmm, maybe there is a reason there is a restriction?
Stop voting Democrat
Only began watching out of curiosity. However, I thoroughly enjoyed the video and it’s inspired me to do the same in my garden. I noticed that you could easily expand your system to 3 or even 4 barrels.
Awesome, and exactly, I'm planning on expanding in the future.
Check your local laws to see if you are allowed to collect water. What have we come to.... Thanks for your great work.
Finally somebody that knows how to put teflon on correctly. Great vids man. Ima sub your channel
Thanks, welcome aboard!
First time visiting this channel and already like his work. So neat and clean work, perfectly measured and well planned.
I think I just found my new favorite channel!
I so much wanted to like this video but I think it is for advanced people with plumbing experience. I am trying to connect my 4 rain barrels I just bought but yours it too difficult for me. But, thank you...your soothing, calm voice is great for your channel.
In cold weather areas, low point drains are a must. Great fitting and coupling to set your system up! congratulations.!
Great attention to detail and such a complete system. Very impressed!
Very nice. Brad Lancaster's calculations show that the average home receives enough run-off from the roof to supply all the water needs for a year if it was collected. While most folks can't re-plumb a house, building a collection system like this to supply water for the yard is a real no-brainer.
Thanks for sharing Three Rivers Forge! Very good point made.
@@GreenTechTown Thank you! You're doing a good thing here and I wish you nothing but the best in the days ahead.
Wow- Amazing! So thorough and the quality is outstanding. Congratulations!
Absolutely my favorite gardening channel. Thank you so much for taking the time to make detailed videos.
Awesome! Thanks for the feedback! :)
Just bought a little bit of land in Puerto Rico. This was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
Awesome!
I appreciate this video just to understand the names of all these pieces since I know little about pvc.
Wow!!! This was great! What an inspiration!! Super detail!! Good perspectives!! Wow! Wow! Wow!
Excellent video! Perfect editing and very informative. This is the way every DIY video should be. Standing clapping ovation my new friend. The way you did the fast forward sections was absolutely brilliant.
Thanks for the feedback!
Interesting. We had very very very huge barrels and tanks in Jamaica we used to catch rain as just normal water supply not for plants. Very informative video