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Harvesting rainwater is the easiest way to reduce your city or groundwater consumption. If you already have gutters, you will need 2 main things to start collecting rainwater. A rainwater diverter that diverts rainwater from your gutter into a storage tank. Storage tank to store rainwater. 50 gallon minimum recommended. How To Install Rainwater Diverter for Rain Barrel on Gutter Downspout | Flex-Drain 3x4in This is how I installed a rainwater diverter on my gutter downspout t

This is how I installed a rainwater diverter on my gutter downspout to fill a 275-gallon IBC tote tank. The rainwater diverter used in this video is the Flex-Drain 37043 Catch-A-Raindrop Rainwater Colander Kit, 3 x 4-Inch, White. This will only fit metal 3x4 inch gutter downspouts. ▼ WHERE TO BUY PARTS: ▶ Flex-Drain 3x4in Catch-A-Raindrop Rainwater Gutter Collector Kit ▶ Rain Barrel Faucet Connection ▶ 3/4" Male Solid Brass Threaded Bulkhead Water Tank Garden Hose Connector (

The IBC Tote (275 Gallon) that I installed for rainwater harvesting had a ball valve pre-installed. The output of the ball valve has a 2" NPT fine thread connection. This is how I made the garden hose connector: ▼ WHERE TO BUY PLUG & PLAY PREMADE ADAPTERS: https://www.amazon.com/shop/engineerable ▶ FINE THREAD IBC Tote Adaptor 2″ NPT(F) x 3/4″ Hose ▶ FINE THREAD 275 - 330 Gallon IBC Tote Tank Drain Adapter 2" NPT Fine x Brass Garden Hose ▼ WHERE TO BUY PLUMBING PARTS TO DIY A