How much rain can I collect?
The general rule of thumb for calculating the amount of rainfall you can collect is based on the following formula...
1" of rain x 1 sf = .623 gallons of rainwater
Or use this formula
1" of rain per 1000 sf = 623 gallons of rainwater
The general rule of thumb for calculating the amount of rainfall you can collect is based on the following formula...
1" of rain x 1 sf = .623 gallons of rainwater
Or use this formula
1" of rain per 1000 sf = 623 gallons of rainwater
There are approximately 90k drops of water in a gallon of water.
One faucet leaking a drop a second will loose almost 1 gallon of water a day.
One faucet leaking a drop a second will loose almost 1 gallon of water a day.