Harvest rainwater to drink, cook and bathe. To use rainwater for flushing would be a waste.

1. Drinking | Cooking | BathingDrinking | Cooking | Bathing
Rain Water HarvestingRain Water Harvesting

2. • Data to estimate, how much water can be harvested
• Annual Rainfall in mm
• Rainy days
• Collection surface area
Harvest volumeHarvest volume
For example, at Bangalore, India
you could harvest over 90,000
liters of rainwater every year from
a roof area of a house built on a
30 ft x 40 ft plot size.

3. • We use, per person per day
• 7 liters for cooking and drinking
• 65 liters for washing & bathing
Fresh water consumptionFresh water consumption
So, for a family of four,
you would need:
(7+65) x 4 x 365 L =
1,05,120 Liters per year
This requirement can
be met with rain water.

4. Rain WaterRain Water
 is zero TDSis zero TDS
 is available in abundanceis available in abundance
 is soft wateris soft water
 is FREEis FREE

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