Hi Andrew,
Here is the picture of the collection bins for the Refundable Cans and Bottles.
July, I collection $46.95
So far in August about $18.00.
Thank you again for donating the barrels, the funds go to the food bank.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Rain Barrel Workshop at SE Portland Tool Library
On August 7 I attended an edifying rain barrel workshop at the SE Tool Library.
These were my barrels that I donated, and it was a pleasure to see that the instructor's method of making rain barrels was more advanced than mine.
I learned how to set up more complicated assemblies: In this case, 4 rain barrel on a raised platform, all daisy-chained together, including a "first flush" valve.
I'd like to make one at my house! But sadly, I rent.
I would love for someone to pay me to install one of these beauties for them. :)
These were my barrels that I donated, and it was a pleasure to see that the instructor's method of making rain barrels was more advanced than mine.
I learned how to set up more complicated assemblies: In this case, 4 rain barrel on a raised platform, all daisy-chained together, including a "first flush" valve.
I'd like to make one at my house! But sadly, I rent.
I would love for someone to pay me to install one of these beauties for them. :)
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- Hi! My name is Andrew, and I live in Portland, Oregon. I make rain barrels. I do a ton of donation to non-profits and community gardens. I like getting involved in all sorts of community events related to fostering neighborliness and sustainability.