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pugboy wrote:yuh need rainwater collectionshake d livin wake d dead wrote:jhonnieblue wrote:Anyone getting issues with water recently?
Wasa saying because of the low water supply schedules will be changed etc.
No water by me 4 days now...they say some pump burn and dont know when they would fix...tanks running low
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:pugboy wrote:yuh need rainwater collectionshake d livin wake d dead wrote:jhonnieblue wrote:Anyone getting issues with water recently?
Wasa saying because of the low water supply schedules will be changed etc.
No water by me 4 days now...they say some pump burn and dont know when they would fix...tanks running low
Looking into doctoring a system
Rovin wrote:true
d presha low & it barely even climbing a upstairs house , u only getting for a few hrs then it dropping back ... if u eh have a pump is ketchass
Citizens can expect their daily water supply to be reduced significantly soon as the Water and Sewage Authority, in response to record low levels at its reservoirs across the country, plans to ration its supply nationwide.
This was the word from WASA CEO Alan Poon King as he toured the Arena Reservoir in San Rafael to update the media on the issues the authority was facing due to the lower than normal rainfall levels so far this year.
“In cases where customers may be accustomed to 24/7 supply, that may be down to five days a week and five to three and so on. We amend as required,” Poon King said.
According to Poon King, all four reservoirs across the country have been operating at a deficit amounting to 25 million gallons a day. He said WASA depends on the Trinidad and Tobago Metrological Service for rainfall projections but in the last 16 days its forecasts had not come to pass.
“For the month of July we have been producing around 215 million gallons a day and whereas ideally, we want to be between 240 or 243 gallons a day,” Poon King said.
At the Arena Reservoir, which supports the Caroni Water Treatment Plant and stores 10 billion gallons, Poon King admitted that capacity was the lowest he had ever seen it. He said the last time it was that low ten years ago and the last time it was at capacity was in 2018.
The CEO said WASA is currently owed $800 million in arrears by customers, adding this is an area they will also have to work on.
“We do need to collect rates to provide the service we need to,” Poon King said.
Current Reservoir Levels:
Reservoir*Current % capacity*LTA % capacity
Hollis* 15.98%*54.81%
Caroni Arena*20.33%*58.58%
Navet*26.17%*57.23%
Hillsborough*40.09%*53.55%
https://www.guardian.co.tt/news/wasa-go ... bf9c7ec24d
You saw this locally? Looking to do something similarpugboy wrote:give wasa a chance they will want to charge you for bathing in the rain.
i saw a nice gutter filter using diagonal strainer.
eliteauto wrote:You saw this locally? Looking to do something similarpugboy wrote:give wasa a chance they will want to charge you for bathing in the rain.
i saw a nice gutter filter using diagonal strainer.
agent007 wrote:I've converted the drain lines of all my AC units to fill containers. Everyday I get 4 gallons of clear pure water from those units. I still boil it if used for cooking water but just pour it into the toilet tank and flush.
Rain water is used to fill a 400g tank which is used to spray down yard and wash down cars and tools etc.
Bathing water comes strictly from our main tank. When soaping up, we turn pipes off. Pipes back on to rinse off.
For brushing teeth, I use a 500ml container of water and that is to gargle and rinse out the sink.
Sad, but water conservation techniques have to be applied more rigidly in this day and age.
PNM ppl beilive this tooth and nail.rspann wrote:All allyuh wrong . Shitkicker say is UNC operatives cutting the supply to make him look bad.
agent007 wrote:I've converted the drain lines of all my AC units to fill containers. Everyday I get 4 gallons of clear pure water from those units. I still boil it if used for cooking water but just pour it into the toilet tank and flush.
Rain water is used to fill a 400g tank which is used to spray down yard and wash down cars and tools etc.
Bathing water comes strictly from our main tank. When soaping up, we turn pipes off. Pipes back on to rinse off.
For brushing teeth, I use a 500ml container of water and that is to gargle and rinse out the sink.
Sad, but water conservation techniques have to be applied more rigidly in this day and age.
We touched on this before somewhere:pugboy wrote:That is good work, check if your toilets can be adjusted to reduce the amount they use per flush too
soon all houses may need to use rainwater backup connection to flush toilets the way wasa reservoirs goingagent007 wrote:I've converted the drain lines of all my AC units to fill containers. Everyday I get 4 gallons of clear pure water from those units. I still boil it if used for cooking water but just pour it into the toilet tank and flush.
Rain water is used to fill a 400g tank which is used to spray down yard and wash down cars and tools etc.
Bathing water comes strictly from our main tank. When soaping up, we turn pipes off. Pipes back on to rinse off.
For brushing teeth, I use a 500ml container of water and that is to gargle and rinse out the sink.
Sad, but water conservation techniques have to be applied more rigidly in this day and age.
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:pugboy wrote:yuh need rainwater collectionshake d livin wake d dead wrote:jhonnieblue wrote:Anyone getting issues with water recently?
Wasa saying because of the low water supply schedules will be changed etc.
No water by me 4 days now...they say some pump burn and dont know when they would fix...tanks running low
Looking into doctoring a system
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:pugboy wrote:yuh need rainwater collectionshake d livin wake d dead wrote:jhonnieblue wrote:Anyone getting issues with water recently?
Wasa saying because of the low water supply schedules will be changed etc.
No water by me 4 days now...they say some pump burn and dont know when they would fix...tanks running low
Looking into doctoring a system.
shake d livin wake d dead wrote:I drink water from any pipe by me...Fyi water on my side is probably the best tasting(due to where our water comes from). Caroni and by extension central is the worse. Im considering a rain water mechanism....but how to deal with that sahara dust???
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