Comments on: Tucson Rain Water Harvesting

By: Karol Meenan

Karol Meenan — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 22:17:07 +0000

I have looked at eco-friendly alternatives, so far I have installed solar panels on my home but while looking for a electric car I find the cost doesnt justify it for me. While I am passionate about making green choices whenever possible it is up to people like you and I to spread awareness and let the companies know there is a demand. Your website looks popular and I think you can help influence society with your insight and eco tips. by the way I found your site by searching Tucson Rain Water Harvesting | Tucson Real Estate | Tucson AZ Real Estate and you were the first result. So I think your website is a good platform to discuss ideas that are thought provoking and influence your readers to go green. – Good luck with your site, you deserve it – Bill

By: Andrew

Andrew — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 02:41:37 +0000

I run a small landscaping company in Birmingham AL.

Over the past 6 years we have experienced several years of rather severe drought which has gotten people to think about conservation. I have started to install rain barrels (underground and in crawl spaces under porches etc) low water irrigation systems, and of course the biggest is to use local plants that are drought tolerant in many of my designs.

Water conservation is not a fad. It is a must even in the SE where we â€œthoughtâ€ we were immune!

By: Dave Smith

Dave Smith — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 16:15:27 +0000

Dave,

here’s an even greener way to travel. I wash my car about twice a year on average. That cuts down a lot of water use. I also take advantage of monsoon rains to give it a good bath.

By: dave

dave — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 14:06:34 +0000

Hereâ€™s a greener road to travel
A typical car wash lasting 10 minutes uses approximately 100 gallons of water. What if we could conserve hundreds of gallons of water in one week. Go to a local car wash that uses recycled water or use an eco-friendly waterless car wash waterless car wash.
It takes only 15 minutes, is effective and uses no water