You are right...I incorporated those vents from another online instruction but there is plenty of room by the downspout to allow all the air you want.
You are so right...but, those were set up at a school where I taught and it was partly a demonstration project...but this summer I plan to install several at home. No gutters installed yet but it will all happen.
he has two barrels and two spigots plus a connection pipe. If he placed the connection at the bottom and not the top of the barrels, they would both fill up and over flow like they do now, but he would only need one spigot to drain both.
You make a good point but the design of the holes in the tanks does not allow access to the bottom interior to make a good seal. A second idea would be to use the faucet holes to build a connecting pipe, then branch a single faucet off this. As long as the soffit vents are added in the slave tank (or something similar) the connecting pipe would allow the water level to stay even in both tanks. Extend the pipe and you could add countless tanks using a single source of water and single faucet.
Hahaha this is my vocations teacher!! hehehe
MarcyTrivette 4 months ago
basic rain barrel parts kit can be found @ RainBarrelParts . com
aquabarrel 5 months ago
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MightyJustas 6 months ago
what song plays during the video, please?
janetwelty 9 months ago
Bela Fleck and the Flectones
rstidyman 9 months ago
@rstidyman
thank you
janetwelty 9 months ago
How do you prevent mosquito larva and algae?
tpfastback 1 year ago
You will find lots of parts and accessories for rain barrels at Aquabarrel . com
aquabarrel 1 year ago
You are right...I incorporated those vents from another online instruction but there is plenty of room by the downspout to allow all the air you want.
rstidyman 1 year ago
No need for air vents on top the downspout let water and air in .
SpikenAL 1 year ago
Excellent video.
SurvivalWeekly 1 year ago
Great level of detail! This video is definately an improvement on the other YouTube Rainbarrel videos! Thank You, OldChimp.
oldchimpdotcom 1 year ago
Over 100 gallons of water from a 2 inch rainfall? Time to expand your storage capacity.
ctb619 1 year ago
You are so right...but, those were set up at a school where I taught and it was partly a demonstration project...but this summer I plan to install several at home. No gutters installed yet but it will all happen.
rstidyman 1 year ago
Thanks for the video! I like the pipe with on/off valve at the bottom of the barrel.
Roxxoxo 2 years ago
thanks for sharing!
akaMrVideo 2 years ago
I didn't know about the gutter adapter. Thanks.
marqik 2 years ago
Thank you so much for educating people on siple ways to help the environment while saving resources and money at the same time
dlendeborg 3 years ago
if you connect them at the bottom instead of the top, you won't need a second spigot.
DaleSchultz 3 years ago 5
The top spigot is for overflow. I don't understand your point.
themaskedbk 2 years ago
he has two barrels and two spigots plus a connection pipe. If he placed the connection at the bottom and not the top of the barrels, they would both fill up and over flow like they do now, but he would only need one spigot to drain both.
DaleSchultz 2 years ago
You make a good point but the design of the holes in the tanks does not allow access to the bottom interior to make a good seal. A second idea would be to use the faucet holes to build a connecting pipe, then branch a single faucet off this. As long as the soffit vents are added in the slave tank (or something similar) the connecting pipe would allow the water level to stay even in both tanks. Extend the pipe and you could add countless tanks using a single source of water and single faucet.
ozarksharvest 2 years ago
lol this is my exploring technologies teacher for the semester i never knew he submitted stuff 2 youtube
Headpopper7854 4 years ago 5
That was my teacher last semester. I remeber doing that.
lanaboo93 4 years ago 2
WOW, thank you!!! This was great!
ikeboy 4 years ago 2