A wall of water

With more people trying to catch rainfall, more options are becoming available, such as the Australian-made Waterwall. Each modular piece is made from food-grade polyethylene, holds 300-plus gallons of water and can be interlocked with other pieces to create fencing.

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Education

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• Susan Carpenter
• Don Kelsen
• Waterwalls

[CaliforniaFarmGirl]

I'm all for going green, but this is just stupid

[chu03]

ok there great and all...... but what the fuck do they do???/

[MrAnthonyRizzo]

I can see the aesthetic appeal a water wall would have for a suburbanite. We wouldn’t want the Joneses next door to start complaining about all those unsightly blue barrel’s in our yard. But that price is a little steep for just keeping up appearances. I suggest getting the barrels anyway and keeping them in the same garage from whose roof you are collecting the water.

[Firequacker]

This is so scientifically unsound as a method of obtaining clean water at low cost.

[winnabego]

12x 55 gallon barrels will hold the same amount of water. *and it wont cost you 4,500 like this woman spent*

[Pheonix2022]

You will never in your lifetime make back the money u spent on being a hippy tree hugger with this project. Plus u just added two gigantic non-biodegradable tubs of nasty swamp smelling water to the planet. Not enough free containers around the area? And how much more money do you have to spend to sanitize the water? Ridiculous

[Snaffle]

the $1,500 of stipidity

[Trisscarro]

@chu03 nothing, they're just hollow that's all.

[ncbookz]

@RyanBoobMan same thought! what about a free water barrel from the city and run a flexible hose down tot he barrel?

[RyanBoobMan]

Wait how did I get here?

[prezoftheworld]

This is about as useful as origami. Except that it doesn't even look pretty.

[AIRSOFTINGisAMAZING]

so its a giant bucket? da fuckk???