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Category Archives: Rainwater Harvesting
Stormwater Mitigation – Part I: What is Stormwater Runoff?
Stormwater mitigation. It’s something we are passionate about here at RainHarvest Systems. But do you know why? You may hear the words ‘stormwater runoff’ or ‘stormwater erosion’ in the news or come across them on our website, but do you … Continue reading
The ABCs of Frozen Pipes
‘Tis the season…for cold temps, frozen pipes and potential disaster. Yep, it’s winter. But before you go running amok, let us help. We know that trying to prevent (and deal with the potential aftermath of) frozen pipes can be intimidating. … Continue reading
3 Steps to a Water-Smart Year
It’s January – and resolutions, new beginnings and fresh perspectives are still top-of-mind. As we move through the year, how can we be better stewards of our resources? According to the Global Water Partnership, “the volume of freshwater is only … Continue reading
Go with the Flow: Picking a Pump Station
So, you’ve decided to start the rain-harvesting process. You’ve learned about rain collection systems and know your stuff. But, what’s most important? We cut through the noise for you. One of the key components in your rain-harvesting system is your … Continue reading
Do You Know Your Water Footprint?
A footprint is a trace left behind that represents where you have been. It’s a statement of “I was here.” Sometimes the impression is positive as in the quote: “Many people will walk in and out of your life, but … Continue reading
Posted in Catchment Systems, Commercial Rainwater Harvesting, Lawn and Garden, Rainwater Harvesting, Rainwater system installation, Uncategorized
Tagged catchment systems, commercial rainwater harvesting packages, go green, greywater, RainHarvest Systems, water bill, water footprint, Xeriscaping
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How do you know rainwater is safe for drinking?
When it comes to sustainable living and water conservation many people conserve water—but they also wonder, “How do I really know if the rainwater I collect is safe for drinking?” Though it is an understandable question and concern, we are … Continue reading
A Glossary of Rainwater and Greywater Recycling Terms
If you’re new to the concept of rainwater harvesting or greywater recycling, all the terminology might be a tad overwhelming. Here are the definitions of some of the most commonly-used terms you’ll find on our website. … Continue reading
Posted in Catchment Systems, Rainwater Harvesting
Tagged blackwater, catchment surface, catchment systems, cistern, distribution, downspout, drip systems, filtering system, first-flush diverter, greywater, irrigation, potable, purification, RainHarvest Systems, rainwater, rainwater harvesting system, storm water, Xeriscaping
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Rainwater Beer
Randy checks the setup before the brewfest begins. Rainwater is an ideal base to use for making beer. It is a natural water source, free of chlorine, fluoride, and any other added chemicals. It allows the true taste of the grains … Continue reading
Posted in Rainwater Beer, Rainwater Harvesting
Tagged brewing, Kolsh-style, pH balance, RainHarvest Systems, rainwater, rainwater beer
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It’s Time for a Rainwater Harvesting System Tune-Up!
When the weather turns warm, it’s time to tune up your rainwater harvesting system for the summer days ahead. Preventive maintenance is the most cost-effective way to keep your system running smoothly throughout the year and it also assures that … Continue reading