[Roy Cauldery]

Yes more pics please... would also like a diagram of the system from water collection to your main pure water storage(somehow my brain doesnt always compute a pic, but a drawing is easier for me)

Ref grants, I may be wide of the mark but the basic concept is that any outlay for the equipment is 100% tax deductible as you are improving your green credentials(might also be a good selling point to customers)
There are a few links via goole to this but i'm damned if I can find them at the mo!!Will post up when I do

Roy

[john@windows2clean]

All our water is harvested rainwater, we have 2 IBC's connected to each corner of a barn roof.  In steady rain all 8 tanks fill quite quickly. Have posted about it before if you search 'water harvesting'.

This link may work..

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=137854.0;attach=28293

Rainwater works for us, we filter it through a 3x20" VYAIR setup as we fill van tank and then DI before hose reels in van.  Resin lasts for a very long time. Customers think its a great idea too.

[Elfyn]

I think that this is an area that all window cleaners should be looking into.
I clean the windows on a very large, fairly new, beach side bungalow that has rain water recover built into the house with an underground tank. It's a holiday home and only has people in the house on weekends - so plenty of water available. They also have an outside tap fitted to the system. The water at the tap is 30ppm (ish) and I use it to top up my tank every time I call (normally it's around 110 ppm in this area).
I'm now looking into ways of having rainwater harvesting at home.  

[mike roberts]

fair play to all of you  Great ideas

[CLEANCARE WC]

I think that this is an area that all window cleaners should be looking into.
I clean the windows on a very large, fairly new, beach side bungalow that has rain water recover built into the house with an underground tank. It's a holiday home and only has people in the house on weekends - so plenty of water available. They also have an outside tap fitted to the system. The water at the tap is 30ppm (ish) and I use it to top up my tank every time I call (normally it's around 110 ppm in this area).
I'm now looking into ways of having rainwater harvesting at home.  

do this job late afternoon and fill your tank right up!

[Roy Cauldery]

Fao: John Mathew
Hi would like to know more please , I'm rubbish with pictures but if you could get a schematic diagram together would be very grateful
info@phoenixecs.co.uk. 

In anticipation

Roy

[gary999]

i thought i was going potty...i started this thread ages ago