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Post by shelldon on Oct 16, 2013 10:01:03 GMT
Hi people I am working in woodbarrelshop . We have some ideas for gardens. One of this is the rain barrels
are great and simple way to reduce storm runoff, which contributes to stream and lake degredation.
Rain barrels can also be configured to be used as a water source for your garden plants, reducing use of municipal water.
 In other hands we have more atractive products to improve your garden style to vintage style.
One of the uses that usualy used : 
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Post by sweetpea on Oct 16, 2013 15:37:48 GMT
Methinks Tel would prefer his barrel full of a certain liquid other than water  |
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Post by Cherry on Oct 16, 2013 16:24:11 GMT
No sweetpea, Tel is a beer drinker. Now I could take a tot of malt. I can't see a website, so no advertising rules have been broken but I will keep my eye on this. |
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Post by Tel on Oct 16, 2013 18:34:52 GMT
No sweetpea, Tel is a beer drinker. Now I could take a tot of malt. I can't see a website, so no advertising rules have been broken but I will keep my eye on this. Steve and myself would have ago at emptying that of beer. Plus its already tapped that would save us a job, tapping a barrel can be messy. |
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Post by Rosie on Oct 16, 2013 22:01:07 GMT
No sweetpea, Tel is a beer drinker. Now I could take a tot of malt. I can't see a website, so no advertising rules have been broken but I will keep my eye on this. I thought this too Cherry, But the barrels do look nice  |
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Post by sweetpea on Oct 16, 2013 22:13:19 GMT
I did say, ' Other' than water cherry |
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Post by Cherry on Oct 17, 2013 5:53:20 GMT
No sweetpea, Tel is a beer drinker. Now I could take a tot of malt. I can't see a website, so no advertising rules have been broken but I will keep my eye on this. I thought this too Cherry, But the barrels do look nice They certainly do Rosie, so if it is not sales but a genuine interest in gardening, we might hear more from Shelldon. He could even join us on the 'Welcome' thread. |
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Post by Rosie on Oct 18, 2013 11:09:42 GMT
No sweetpea, Tel is a beer drinker. Now I could take a tot of malt. I can't see a website, so no advertising rules have been broken but I will keep my eye on this. Steve and myself would have ago at emptying that of beer. Plus its already tapped that would save us a job, tapping a barrel can be messy. Just lie on the ground and open the tap? |
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Post by tankus on Oct 20, 2013 1:30:49 GMT
I'm on a water meter, so barrels are a must ....
Mine are of the plastic variety, 2x220 litres and 2x 100....
Still ran out a few times last summer......maybe another 220 perhaps, just for a small garden too!
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Post by Cherry on Oct 20, 2013 12:07:50 GMT
I am in the driest part of the UK and we have no water meter which is very lucky for me.
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Post by tankus on Oct 21, 2013 9:44:04 GMT
Some irony in that as , being in S Wales I'm in the wettest , and quite possibly the most expensive for water too.
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Post by steve2t on Oct 28, 2013 23:01:07 GMT
These barrels also make an excellent smoker. I piped the smoke into one via 10meters of s/steel chimney liner. Worked perfick! |
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Post by daitheplant on Oct 29, 2013 18:59:20 GMT
No sweetpea, Tel is a beer drinker. Now I could take a tot of malt. I can't see a website, so no advertising rules have been broken but I will keep my eye on this. Actually, Cherry. if you google woodbarrelshop you will find there IS a website. |
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Post by Cherry on Oct 29, 2013 19:46:36 GMT
daitheplant I am sure you know that I am not very bright when it comes to computers (or figures), but we are not getting the hard sell, and the barrels are good in gardens. I think we will let that one go.
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Post by daitheplant on Oct 29, 2013 20:33:06 GMT
Your shout.lol tankus, whereabouts are you?
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