Rain barrels harvest rainwater for non-drinking uses like watering gardens, flushing toilets, washing laundry, and bathing pets.
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Canadians have only 6.5% of the world's renewable fresh water, and yet we are the world's second largest water wasters (the US is first)
Home of the Yellow Dog
Rain Barrel
Conserve money, conserve water: take home a Yellow Dog today.
Yellow Dog Rain Barrels is a Toronto based company, committed to the facilitation of widespread water barrel use.
Harvesting rainwater not only reduces your water bill, but also reduces the flow of toxic runoff into rivers and lakes.
The life of a Yellow Dog Rain Barrel:
Harvesting rainwater not only reduces your water bill, but also reduces the flow of toxic runoff into rivers and lakes.
The life of a Yellow Dog Rain Barrel:
- It starts as a 55-gallon, food-grade, plastic barrel.
- We convert it to a rain barrel by outfitting it with the necessary hardware(such as a drainage spout with brass on/off valve)
- You decide Yellow Dog is right for you and...
- purchase it from one of our suppliers...
- OR fill out our order form and we contact you to make arrangements for pick-up or delivery.
- You set it up on your property, ready to capture rain, usually from downspouts, but sometimes directly.
- It simultaneously reduces runoff and supplies you with free water for non-drinking uses like watering gardens, flushing toilets, washing laundry, and bathing pets.
Yellow Dog Salutes You
... for becoming environmentally aware (that's almost as good as adopting a dog)
... and thank you for supporting our efforts to conserve water and save you money on your garden and landscaping watering!
With Yellow Dog, going "green" can save you money as well as help save the planet and its finite natural resources! Clean water is predicted to be the "oil" of the 21st Century.
...so start practicing conservation TODAY!
With Yellow Dog, going "green" can save you money as well as help save the planet and its finite natural resources! Clean water is predicted to be the "oil" of the 21st Century.
...so start practicing conservation TODAY!