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cascais · **Posted: 27-01-2009 , 03:21 PM** #7

chuck

i used to have one of these before i moved and we had attached to a shed, there was some kind of a bracket we go fix to the wall with screws and stuff, don t know the details, but worth looking into.

we also had a big fuschia bush in front of it witch made it a bit more sightly and protected from the wind. midn you it ll depend where you live, we were in the middle of a housing estate, not teh same as if you live in a field in the country.

yeh we also used it just for garden use, great when sunny in the summer.., or i guess you could also wash the car with the same water .
but definitely wouldn t wash anything else with it...

thing is, we used to have our one quite low (beside the ground) and it was a pain to get the water out !, do you have to get a base to raise it, or do you stand it on concrete blocks ? what way do you guys have yours...?

thanks

cascais

	Posted: 27-01-2009 , 03:21 PM #7
cascais Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Leixlip, Co. Kildare Posts: 2,392	water butt chuck i used to have one of these before i moved and we had attached to a shed, there was some kind of a bracket we go fix to the wall with screws and stuff, don t know the details, but worth looking into. we also had a big fuschia bush in front of it witch made it a bit more sightly and protected from the wind. midn you it ll depend where you live, we were in the middle of a housing estate, not teh same as if you live in a field in the country. yeh we also used it just for garden use, great when sunny in the summer.., or i guess you could also wash the car with the same water . but definitely wouldn t wash anything else with it... thing is, we used to have our one quite low (beside the ground) and it was a pain to get the water out !, do you have to get a base to raise it, or do you stand it on concrete blocks ? what way do you guys have yours...? thanks cascais