Rainwater Tanks and Roof Washing: Prevent Contamination
For many Shellharbour households, rainwater tanks are a practical way to reduce mains water use, water the garden, wash cars and, in some cases, supply water for laundry and toilets. But a tank is only as clean as the roof and gutters that feed it. Every time it rains, water flushes across the roof surface, picks up whatever has settled there, and carries it straight into your tank. Understanding how contamination happens, and how professional roof and gutter cleaning helps
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For many Shellharbour households, rainwater tanks are a practical way to reduce mains water use, water the garden, wash cars and, in some cases, supply water for laundry and toilets. But a tank is only as clean as the roof and gutters that feed it. Every time it rains, water flushes across the roof surface, picks up whatever has settled there, and carries it straight into your tank. Understanding how contamination happens, and how professional roof and gutter cleaning helps
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