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Harvesting rainwater for domestic activities like washing clothes, flushing toilets and irrigating gardens is getting more popular these days - and with good reason. Once set up, it’s a relatively free resource, with just the cost of running and maintaining the system going forward. In general, these costs are relatively low, but they can become costly if one of the simplest things is overlooked – allowing the water level in the tank to get too low. So what are the pitfalls of lettin …

Pumps are brilliant for shifting water from A to B, but when they fail, it often leaves you in a real fix. That’s why we’re always in favour of simple precautions that can be taken to prevent this from happening. Pre-straining water before it enters your pump is a simple, inexpensive measure that not only helps prevent blockages but also avoids unnecessary wear on the pump. This, over time, extends the life of the pump. For pumps that are installed inside a water tank, a Floating Inta …

How to improve water pump efficiency is a subject every homeowner with a rainwater harvesting system, farmer pumping water for livestock or agriculture and facilities manager are keen to understand more about. Our technical team has many years’ experience of advising tradespeople and end-users alike about how they can help ensure their pump lasts longer and works more efficiently. Helping to save our customers money. After ensuring you have the right pump for the right system (essential …

Rainwater Harvesting for use in the home, in agriculture, office and other commercial environments is becoming more popular. Storing rainwater for later use can reduce water and sewage bills and allow you to water a garden during a hosepipe ban with gentler rainwater rather than treated tap water. Using rainwater in a washing machine or in agricultural sprayers can also reduce the use of chemical conditioners . When you collect water from your roof it is important to ensure that it is …