In urban areas of the country, water tanks were used too fulfil needs until water supply systems became available, and they are still an essential part of both urban and agricultural water systems.
Australia was the Earth’s driest inhabited continent to start with. Add to that a growing population, climate change and a thriving agriculture industry, and it’s no surprise we have water shortages and regular droughts throughout the country.
The Australian government has enforced water restrictions in many cities and regions across the country in response to water shortages from widespread and frequent droughts. In an attempt to address the water shortages problem, state governmentss and councils throughout the country have adopted new regulations and rebates for the use of water tanks. In many areas now, they are mandated by law for new homes and owners of existing home are given incentives to install water tanks on their properties.
With all of this, there is no doubt that having or getting a water tank is an investment worth your while. Why worry about not having enough water because of water restrictions when you know you can install a rain water tank to collect your own free water? Installing a rain water tank means having your own water for your plants, for washing your dishes, for flushing your toilet, for washing your laundry etc. That pretty much in a nutshell is it: peace of mind and convenience. In a larger picture, installing a water tank greatly helps in conserving water and the environment.
Of course let’s not forget to talk about money. Water shortages mean water prices are much higher than many other countries. With a rain water tank, you have free water at your disposal. you can connect your water tank to almost all features in your home –; imagine how much money you can save in your water bill! One of the best actions that you can do today to improve your property is to install a water tank.
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