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Rain barrels: Harvesting Liquid Sunshine

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Supplier: Koolatron Key Features: Measures 35" tall x 23" diameter. Weighs 18 pounds. Drain plug at bottom, overflow spout near top. Child safety mesh. Pricing: $200 Pricing as of 2011. Ask For: Kyoto Rain Barrel Learn more about Koolatron: Get Koolatron contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Rosemary Thornton, contributing editor An inch of rainfall on a 1,000 square foot roof will produce more than 600 gallons of water. Capture some of that chlorine-free, garden-friendly liquid with this faux stone rain barrel. The 55-gallon barrel is topped with a screen guard to keep out leaves and bugs, and underneath the screen is a child-proof safety grid. The molded-plastic tub can withstand temperature extremes and resists sun damage. See more product stories like this: Landscaping Rain Barrels Comments about this product: Share this story:
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