THINK YOUR POWER OVER REALITY YOU ARE A BEAST CANT WAIT 4 YOUR NEXT VIDEO YOU ARE MY FAVORITE HOMESTEADER KEEP IT UP BRO JUST LUV YOUR FAMILY YOU DO SO MUCH FOR OTHERS YOU ARE THE BEST IN MY BOOK I HOPE YOUR CANCER GOES INTO REMISSION AND YOU LIVE THE REST OF YOUR LIFE CANCER FREE GOD BLESS YOU ARE A GREAT MAN AND I LUV U AND YOUR FAMILY KEEP IT UP AND STAY STRONG BRO
Your new name is the "Farmland Swiss Army Knife". From the Pig Shelter for Justin Rhodes and now your simple Rain Water Storage. Keep up your creativity!
Great job Jason. You might think about stringing several collection tanks together so instead of losing the water once your 55 gallon tank is full it fills up the next one. We have fourteen 2500 gallon tanks tied together and currently have over 30000 gallons in storage. Nice to water garden and take care of animals when the Texas heat and dry weather hits. Thanks for sharing your lives and keep the great videos and ideas coming.
LOL. I love the video. I love the bloopers at the end. I thought all these RUclips'rs got it right the first-time. Sensational!!!. I had the rain barrels set up one time then things happened and I had to get them out of the way and so now so am inspired to do the set up again
I had a similar idea for rain collection off of a hoop house. In my ‘vision’ the roll up sides would be brought up to form the gutter and it’d feed into a pit with a full sized barrel in it to catch the water...there would be a sump pump in the barrel with a float on/off that’d feed the collected water into elevated IBC totes that were connected together.
We're on public water (live just outside the city). Rain water is always better than public water!!! I put a large container to catch roof runoff...and was stunned at how quickly it filled up (15-20 quarts, I think). Now my hubby "gets it", and we're thinking about storing the water, ease of use etc. I love your smarts about taping plastic to get all the water into the gutter! Well done!
Man I have been thinking how to do this on a hoop house... boom! You made that too easy!!! The end though... that cracked me up 😂 thank you!!! Now I might build me that hoop house.
Great idea Jason.. am gonna do the same with my new greenhouse.. thank you for sharing.. you an inspiration with all your creations.. on top of that, y’all are very humble.. thank you!!
Nice job. Like you said below, Homestead MacGyver lol. My dad put in a pump at the creek and used it to water his garden. Of course, you have to have a creek lol.
It’s great but you may one some overflow containers because you will be surprised how much rain will be collected. I know I was. Great job!! Live that you gave the step by step and reasons for each. Thanks!
Use an overflow hole to fill another barrel, sitting on the ground or just low enough so the top of the barrel is below the overflow. Did you know that a hot house is just a huge survival technique used to recover water out of the ground in the desert? So you could rig it up to recover water daily, on the inside. Unless you open the sides or ends to reduce the temperature inside. :) Just tossing out ideas.
Great idea Jason! Rain water is the nearest thing to liquid sunshine we get from the heavens. . . Please keep us posted! This may be Penelope's work station area for her mud pie business as well! Ha! P.S. Isn't there a song about singing in the rain barrel?? Thanks for posting. . . Phil S.C.
We're, Lord willing, moving to Hendersonville in a few years. I hope you have time for some side jobs because you're the first one I'm going to call for help.
You always amaze me with your skills ! I do have a rain barrel off the corner of my house with the same hose , it just not close enough to my g Arden but , it does come in handy caring the water !
Great job. We need to get a rainwater catchment system in place for our greenhouse. The run off isn't a big deal though. Right now it feeds our raised beds. Just a future add on for us.
If you're interested in saving water, then why don't you use the garden tool shed? You could also do an ibc tote off the trailer house. Think of the pressure you would have running a house down the hill to the in ground garden. Just a few thoughts. Love your genius hack for the hoop house.
On your other video, you were wanting a dispenser for your DE. Just do the same thing you did here with the screen on a coffee can and Viola! instant shaker can!
Hey! Cool & Clever Too! Maybe you could add a second faucet and you could drip water your seedlings in the greenhouse and they could water themselves that way! So many possibilities with this setup! You're The Man, Jason! Thanks for sharing!😊
I use a very similar idea for my polytunnel/hoop house. But rather than build a stand I have cinder blocks, the 2, 25 gallon containers can with taps close to the bottom. Given we get lots of rain in northern Ireland it helps should we get drought weather....it also helps for water the plants inside the polytunnel
I agree this has then the worst year for pests , and I have been pilling off my bottom leaves off of the bottom of my tomatoes, and now I'm spraying with Epsom salt around them ....we had August heat in the end ofMay !
And rain water is best for watering your garden. Good job!
THINK YOUR POWER OVER REALITY YOU ARE A BEAST CANT WAIT 4 YOUR NEXT VIDEO YOU ARE MY FAVORITE HOMESTEADER KEEP IT UP BRO JUST LUV YOUR FAMILY YOU DO SO MUCH FOR OTHERS YOU ARE THE BEST IN MY BOOK I HOPE YOUR CANCER GOES INTO REMISSION AND YOU LIVE THE REST OF YOUR LIFE CANCER FREE GOD BLESS YOU ARE A GREAT MAN AND I LUV U AND YOUR FAMILY KEEP IT UP AND STAY STRONG BRO
if you put in an overflow you could link it to a drip tape in the tunnel.
Your new name is the "Farmland Swiss Army Knife". From the Pig Shelter for Justin Rhodes and now your simple Rain Water Storage. Keep up your creativity!
Happy wife , happy life . Great water set up !
Happy Life, Who Needs A Wife!
Great job Jason. You might think about stringing several collection tanks together so instead of losing the water once your 55 gallon tank is full it fills up the next one. We have fourteen 2500 gallon tanks tied together and currently have over 30000 gallons in storage. Nice to water garden and take care of animals when the Texas heat and dry weather hits. Thanks for sharing your lives and keep the great videos and ideas coming.
Nice job. I just have a shed but been thinking up these complicated water catchment ideas. Sometimes simpler is better lol.
Great video and great sense of humour! Thank you for sharing!
I love your screen idea!
I worry when folks leave the top open Wich can become a mosquito
haven.
Jo Jo in VT
LOL. I love the video. I love the bloopers at the end. I thought all these RUclips'rs got it right the first-time. Sensational!!!. I had the rain barrels set up one time then things happened and I had to get them out of the way and so now so am inspired to do the set up again
a lot of time and effort goes into these videos. I am doing many bloopers!
Hi Jason and Olivia, that was as fast as a "Two Minutes Tip Tuesday" video. Great job! ;)
I love how real and down to earth you guys are! This is a great idea that is easily implementable by anyone...THANK YOU!
yes, anyone can do this. thanks Patti!
Great! And rain water is much better for our plants.
Run away it's the crazy carpenter with his saw!!! LOL Enjoy you & your family's sense of humor.
I had a similar idea for rain collection off of a hoop house.
In my ‘vision’ the roll up sides would be brought up to form the gutter and it’d feed into a pit with a full sized barrel in it to catch the water...there would be a sump pump in the barrel with a float on/off that’d feed the collected water into elevated IBC totes that were connected together.
You can also add a small piece of hose pipe to make it easier to get the precious water into watering cans etc xxx
your so inventive / your family is lucky to have you
Great job Jason , your doing a great job of providing the best innovative ways to get thing's done😍
thanks Kathleen, I appreciate that!
Nice Job, while I already watched this yesterday, R&R sent me back.
We're on public water (live just outside the city). Rain water is always better than public water!!! I put a large container to catch roof runoff...and was stunned at how quickly it filled up (15-20 quarts, I think). Now my hubby "gets it", and we're thinking about storing the water, ease of use etc. I love your smarts about taping plastic to get all the water into the gutter! Well done!
I was just planning something like this, and found that you have already done it! Thank you for sharing!
im really liking your videos... you and your family seem to be happier lately
thanks!
Brilliant Jason! I’ve wondered how to save water off my little poly tunnel! Great one! Lol!
Ps you can link an overflow hole with piece of hose pipe to your second barrel and have two, I’ve done that off my car port roof!
Thanks for sharing the link for this. I don’t know how I missed this one. Appreciate it! 👍🏼😄
This was perfect. I was wondering how to catch water on my hoop houses also.
awesome!
Man I have been thinking how to do this on a hoop house... boom! You made that too easy!!! The end though... that cracked me up 😂 thank you!!! Now I might build me that hoop house.
Great idea Jason.. am gonna do the same with my new greenhouse.. thank you for sharing.. you an inspiration with all your creations.. on top of that, y’all are very humble.. thank you!!
Good job Sir I like this...
Nice job. Like you said below, Homestead MacGyver lol. My dad put in a pump at the creek and used it to water his garden. Of course, you have to have a creek lol.
You're awesome, dude, and loved-thank you!
Very creative! Luv watching .
It’s great but you may one some overflow containers because you will be surprised how much rain will be collected. I know I was. Great job!! Live that you gave the step by step and reasons for each. Thanks!
Agree. he can connect overflow to other drums and store lot more
WOW THAT'S SO SIMPLE. I'M GOING TO TRY IT.
Use an overflow hole to fill another barrel, sitting on the ground or just low enough so the top of the barrel is below the overflow. Did you know that a hot house is just a huge survival technique used to recover water out of the ground in the desert? So you could rig it up to recover water daily, on the inside. Unless you open the sides or ends to reduce the temperature inside. :) Just tossing out ideas.
You my friend are doing a amazing job
Love your inventiveness!
Great idea,we use the same system off the house.
Great idea Jason! Rain water is the nearest thing to liquid sunshine we get from the heavens. . . Please keep us posted! This may be Penelope's work station area for her mud pie business as well! Ha! P.S. Isn't there a song about singing in the rain barrel?? Thanks for posting. . . Phil S.C.
Add a hole to top of your water tank which over flows into a slightly lower one 😊
I think the ending is my fave part. But the music during the making of the stand was lovely.
Love this, guys! Great job!
👏👏👏Congratulations...Ann from Georgia
Jason that was great.
We should start calling you MacGyver! 😂 📎
homestead MacGyver!!!! :)
What an awesome idea I love it. 🥰🇦🇺
thanks!
Old school
Love it simple cheep.
Great job... you can used to your garden... and it’s free...👏👏👏👏
Yesss!!! I can’t wait to do this! Thank you for showing me how!
Awesome! Great design!
Love it! Great idea! Thanks so much!
We're, Lord willing, moving to Hendersonville in a few years. I hope you have time for some side jobs because you're the first one I'm going to call for help.
Contact me in a few years! :)
Nifty idea!
Blessings ~
You always amaze me with your skills ! I do have a rain barrel off the corner of my house with the same hose , it just not close enough to my g Arden but , it does come in handy caring the water !
What a great idea,,,love it!
Great job. We need to get a rainwater catchment system in place for our greenhouse. The run off isn't a big deal though. Right now it feeds our raised beds. Just a future add on for us.
ALWAYS FUNNY AND INFORMATIVE YOU GO BRO
thanks Woody!
That's great! Thanks for sharing.
This was fun and interesting!
You guys are awesome!
Been wanting to put a gutter and barrel system on my cattle panel greenhouse. Now I have some great ideas to work from! Thank you so much!!
Simplicity at its best. Thanks for sharing.
Sweet vid ⛈
Thanks been trying to figure out how to do it on my hoop houses.
Thank you so much Jason
thanks Jennifer!
Looks great man! Awesome idea! You should be able to get a good amount of water for your from that.
thanks Man!
Great idea!
Very clever ;-D Thanks for sharing!
Good idea, nice job!
😂 great ending too
Love this!!! Been trying to figure out how to collect. Thank you. ( new subscriber) came over from Justin's when you built their green house kit.
Hi! Thank you. That was not a kit. I built it from scratch. thanks for saying hi!
Good stuff Jason. Thanks
Wow, ingenious!!!!
Awesome job on the rain water 💦 barrel! It will be amazing for the garden!
If you're interested in saving water, then why don't you use the garden tool shed? You could also do an ibc tote off the trailer house. Think of the pressure you would have running a house down the hill to the in ground garden. Just a few thoughts. Love your genius hack for the hoop house.
It's on my TO DO List. thanks!
Great job !! Love it 😊😊😊😊
That’s actually a good idea! Nice job Jason!
Great video!
Great video. Thank you for sharing. I love the energy and excitement that you share during the video.
Great idea!!
It’s fun to see you so excited over this!
I’ve wanted to try it too.
Works great Jason!
On your other video, you were wanting a dispenser for your DE. Just do the same thing you did here with the screen on a coffee can and Viola! instant shaker can!
Good job!
Hey! Cool & Clever Too! Maybe you could add a second faucet and you could drip water your seedlings in the greenhouse and they could water themselves that way! So many possibilities with this setup! You're The Man, Jason! Thanks for sharing!😊
Great video. You are amazing.
Great job thanks for sharing
Keep on truckin'!
I live the part where you're like the genius ! 😋
Good idea
Pretty cool
Yay!! That was great! 😊
I use a very similar idea for my polytunnel/hoop house. But rather than build a stand I have cinder blocks, the 2, 25 gallon containers can with taps close to the bottom. Given we get lots of rain in northern Ireland it helps should we get drought weather....it also helps for water the plants inside the polytunnel
Sharing!
thanks!
Hey Jason, your getting good at this RUclips stuff!
Keep it up!
Jo Jo in VT
well, I been doing it for 3 years. I should be getting better. :) thanks!
Love this video and your channel! Keep up the great work and inspiration!
I agree this has then the worst year for pests , and I have been pilling off my bottom leaves off of the bottom of my tomatoes, and now I'm spraying with Epsom salt around them ....we had August heat in the end ofMay !
Been wanting to do this myself, great job! Looks like it will work great!
Awesome!
Thank you now ideal for my greenhouse poorhubby
When you brought out the gorilla tape ...I was like oh no - but it works! lol Love it.
Hello, add a garden hose so you can water the plants. It will be faster and easier