Admirable that the local governments seem to be very supportive of businesses and homeowners who want to create ecologically sound stormwater management systems.

Thank you so much for the info. Long Live Free Knowledge.

Thanks for sharing.Very helpful especially now with all the rain we've been having. I appreciate it very much.

This is great! Thank you!

ARCSA is a great source for more info. (American Rainwater Catchment Assoc.). There is a reference manual available for facts and codes.

Actually, the bacteria breed in the PE tank, whether people need to put some chemicals into the tank for sterillization? Or should there be a manhole on the tank for cleaning and flushing inside? To the sand filter, I saw some design would like to bury in the ground but it's not easy to replace and maintain, right? Why not put the filter and the tank on the ground, only leave the pipes in the ground, and we can use the diaphragm pump and the solar panel to drive it and make the water flow in the system? Thank you for sharing. Kind regards. Kevin

Good video. Gave me a lot to think about. thanks

Wow. I got a feeling that guy at the start would love to put some "covenant restrictions" in your neighborhood to.

And what about the product named rainwater harvest module can help to storage rainwater for irrigation, flush cars and toilets?

Do you clean your tape measure after sticking it into your grey/excrement collection chamber? :/

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They really need signs to know they shouldn't drink out of the toilet?

Is that the voice of Jenna Fischer?

Had to watch for school lol

and when you have exposed water trees cut down the sunlight and reduce the critical source of energy that algae grows on.