If you can get past the guy in the intro with the unnaturally tall mustache, then you’ll learn how to build a rain barrel from a food barrel. The video also goes into installation and maintenance tips, as well as some interesting facts. It’s 4:57 from HGTV.
If you’d prefer written directions, go to HGTV’s Rain Barrels project.
Tags: building a rain barrel, DIY rain barrel, HGTV rain barrel, rain barrelPOSTED IN: Water
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1 opinion for Building & Installing a Rain Barrel
Elegant rain barrels
Jul 25, 2008 at 9:49 am
I didn’t know watering a garden uses so much water. An average size garden can drink up to 200 litres or 52 gallons, every watering! That’s why rain barrels are such a great product and an environmentally friendly way to make a positive impact.
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