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7 responses to “Rainwater Harvesting with Japanese Rain Chains”

  1. sofia

    Here in sweden were I live we have a problem around curches with copper roofs. The plants around them die. As you might now you can use a littel copper spiral as a birthcontrol thingie. The egg and spirm can not grow in an enivironment with copper.
    Copper is pretty toxic if it is placed in the right (wrong) place.
    Just a thought about the eco-friendliness.
    But anyway everything is harming and building this earth so I dont wanna be an inspration killer:)

  2. Swiss

    Saw this, thinking of PET bottles instead of copper….

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