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Rain Water Barrels

Posted on May 8, 2011 by shanegenziuk • 24 Comments

Collecting Water from the Sky If you have ever eaten loose olives before, there is a good chance that it was imported from Greece in one of these barrels. At approximately 200 litres, or 50 gallons, they are made from food grade plastic and have a sealed removable lid. They should also have a plastic … Continue reading »

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