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Re: O/T cistern
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Posted by Ryan - WI on March 25, 2005 at 07:57:14 from (66.222.45.52):
In Reply to: O/T cistern posted by chrisfromsolitude on March 24, 2005 at 20:08:42:
I would say that it depends on where your house is. My parents had a large one at their house in town. The gutter system was plumbed to run into the systern and then that water was used (via pump) for tasks like watering the lawn, the flowers and washing the cars. That prevented paying city water taxes and utilities on water that would not be going down the sewer. Worked well for us. It will depend on your particular systern of course but most of them were built like a tank. (pun intended)
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