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Tag Archives: RainHarvest Systems
Announcing Our New Clearance Section!
At Rain Harvest Systems, we’re always working hard to bring you the largest selection of rainwater harvesting products you can find on the Internet. With a rapidly expanding inventory, we’re now able to bring you a selection of products at … Continue reading
How Citizens around the World are Conserving the Gift of Water
Water is our most precious gift; however, you don’t realize how important and precious it is until there is a shortage. In fact, many countries have not experienced the gift of the consistency of water. According to dosomething.org, … Continue reading
Saving Water in the Workplace
As a business owner, have you ever wondered how you could save your company money on water consumption? Look no further, because our gift to you this holiday season is the gift of advice when it comes to saving … Continue reading
Our Nations Water Supply: Part II How can you conserve water?
When we hear about an environmental crisis, we hope there is an easy solution. In Part 1 of http://rainharvest.com/blog/ we heard how the world is going through a water crisis and how much our lives depend on water. Water is … Continue reading
Posted in Rainwater Harvesting, Uncategorized
Tagged RainHarvest Systems, tips, water conservation
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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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LEED®-Friendly: RainHarvest Systems and Commercial Fiberglass Rainwater Harvesting Packages
We have just introduced our brand new commercial fiberglass rainwater harvesting packages. In commercial applications, it is common practice to use a fiberglass rainwater harvesting tank in underground applications. Fiberglass tanks provide significant flexibility in terms of sizing and … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial Rainwater Harvesting, LEED Building, Rainwater system installation, tank
Tagged building codes, catchment systems, commercial rainwater harvesting packages, fiberglass tanks, LEED, LEED certification, National Sanitation Foundation, RainHarvest Systems, RainMaster, US Green Building Council
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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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