Thank you for the explanation. You did a good job of making it much clearer how you got the water to the storage that was shown in your previous video. I don't think most people understand just how many gallons they use on a daily basis. You're totally right that water needs to be of the highest priority.
I agree that many people don’t know how much they actually use. I used to be a major water hog when I took showers, but now I use as little as 2 gallons if I really have to. I’m glad this video made it clearer. Thanks again for the question and don’t hesitate to ask for elaboration on anything else!
I’ll bet catching rainwater in your area provides more than enough water to cover your needs! And I’m sure I don’t have to tell you that rainwater is the best for plants. It’s a great situation to be in, though perhaps not the sunniest 🙂
Thank you for the explanation. You did a good job of making it much clearer how you got the water to the storage that was shown in your previous video. I don't think most people understand just how many gallons they use on a daily basis. You're totally right that water needs to be of the highest priority.
I agree that many people don’t know how much they actually use. I used to be a major water hog when I took showers, but now I use as little as 2 gallons if I really have to. I’m glad this video made it clearer. Thanks again for the question and don’t hesitate to ask for elaboration on anything else!
Always interesting to see how people cope. We have no shortage of water in "sunny England".
I’ll bet catching rainwater in your area provides more than enough water to cover your needs! And I’m sure I don’t have to tell you that rainwater is the best for plants. It’s a great situation to be in, though perhaps not the sunniest 🙂
@@miscellaneousme Some sunny weather would be nice. But ,Yes, always try to water with rainwater.