Someone uses the correct word and you crease yourself up with lols? Idiot!
vulcanproject to anthony212
19 Jun 17#5
Medium butt. I have seen bugger butts. Bigger butts can be better but it is personal preference. Missus said she wanted a bigger butt but I ruled that out. I said I can't find a deal for you on a bigger butt on hukd. So I bought her this medium butt instead.
She said that wasn't what she meant. I'm confused.
Ross81
19 Jun 171#2
What do people use these for - watering plants?
summerof76 to Ross81
19 Jun 172#3
Yes
moorjock to Ross81
19 Jun 171#10
I ru it through a muslin and use it in a steam generator and steam mop, anything that prefers soft water. Also use the water as a final rinse after you wash the car, no streaks
davidridge1 to Ross81
19 Jun 17#22
or brewing beer.
col996s to Ross81
19 Jun 17#26
And washing your car. Use for the final rinse and you get no smears or streaks. No need to dry it off.
snappyfish to Ross81
20 Jun 17#33
No this is used for retaining water. Then some other tool like water can or attached hose will water plants.
cainer1
19 Jun 171#6
Amazon and B&Q are selling 210L butts for £25 which is a much better offer
100L doesnt last long
I've got this, perfect for a smaller space, doesn't leak and 100L is plenty my 2 patches (1m*3m)
ukdp89
19 Jun 17#9
Very good deal
TiptreeJam
19 Jun 17#11
I setup one of these for a friend who needed to collect rainwater off their shed. It is a small garden so the size was ideal. The base came in three parts that were fitted together rather than the one piece I am used to. So I would say make sure the ground is flat where you are positioning it. Tap and lid fitted fine. It replaced a similar one they had had for 10 years which had not leaked but the plastic had faded badly in the sun.
45ure
19 Jun 172#12
depends how you define better offer I guess, just grabbed some figures online from 2015 - 1L water costs - £0.0019184 per litre, so each time this 100L is full you save 20p so needs to be full and emptied 100 times, even in England this won't fill with rain water more than once a week in winter (when you dont need the water anyway) ....you get the idea... pay back takes years.... on the ecological side of things I really don't know but dont forget this is made from plastic that oil needs to come from somewhere then getting it to the shops etc (I can't see that it says recycled but even that uses energy etc) - just worth thinking about that's all.
...and yes on ecological grounds the 210L makes more sense - less plastic per litre etc.
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She said that wasn't what she meant. I'm confused.
100L doesnt last long
...and yes on ecological grounds the 210L makes more sense - less plastic per litre etc.