M19 - Rainwater Tank

Creating your own water supply brings great benefits and does pay off. This collected water can be used for toilet flushing, car washing, garden maintenance, and other private and business use. Implementing a water tank reduces small urban floods and reduces the need for dams, which can potentially endanger delicate areas of the ecosystem. To bring rainwater to its potable condition is relatively easy, seeking the right advice from the right source can easily eliminate some concerns you might have about drinking the harvested water from dirty roofs Issues such as mosquitoes, bacteria growth, chemical, and organic roof deposits can be overcome and render the water ready for drinking. The collected rainwater must meet standards set by the local health authorities. Consult with your water tank or water filtration expert for the correct setup and filtration requirements. Temperatures are a contributor to better water quality and need to be addressed especially if your roof is black or darkly colored. Another thing to consider is whether your tank should be above or underground.


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Example: When 25 mm of rainfall is collected 2 times on a 10m x 10m roof means that we can collect 5'000 liters of water. No saving amount available due to variations, calculate how much you will save by recording your water meter reading, you can work and estimate a rough figure by calculating on an average after a period of 90 days.
NoteTimes/Hours/Amount UsedDays Per Week UsedDays Used in One YearConsumption of ResourceTotal Use of ResourceCost of Resource Per UnitTotal Resource Cost in One YearEstimated Implementation CostEstimated Savings in Five YearsEstimate Pay Off Time
Without ImplementationNo Water Storage TankNot usedNot used5'000 litres5'000 liters$ 1.10$ 5.50---
With ImplementationWith Rain Water Storage Tank7 Days365 DaysRain Water 25mm 2 times Per year5'000 liters of Free Water$ 0.00$ 0.00$ 2'000.00-Your own water supply