pollyanna
Member
Is there any reason, other than apathy or inexperience, that rain water tanks are not more commonly used in Bali? We checked with Ace Hardware and they didn't have the large tanks nor know anyone who does.
We used to live on a small island and were responsible for obtaining and discarding (sewerage) all our water. We did have electricity. We collected rain water in two large tanks, pumped the water uphill to a smaller tank and our house water was gravity fed. Keeping it safe and clean was not an onerous responsibility. And the water was the best we've had any where in the world.
We are thinking that is what we will do in Bali, along with drilling a well or bore for times when the rainwater runs dry.
I would love to hear any comments from people who have some experience with collecting rainwater, especially if this isn't a good idea.
We used to live on a small island and were responsible for obtaining and discarding (sewerage) all our water. We did have electricity. We collected rain water in two large tanks, pumped the water uphill to a smaller tank and our house water was gravity fed. Keeping it safe and clean was not an onerous responsibility. And the water was the best we've had any where in the world.
We are thinking that is what we will do in Bali, along with drilling a well or bore for times when the rainwater runs dry.
I would love to hear any comments from people who have some experience with collecting rainwater, especially if this isn't a good idea.