Rainwater harvesting is one of the best things you can do if you have a yard and want to preserve water at home. However, some people complain that rainwater barrels are eyesores. With that in mind, we found a few that are (depending on your tastes) a little more attractive/discreet than the average. Which would you pick?
Prices, info, and survey after the jump.
Top: Cascata Rain Barrel (197.99)
Bottom Left: Rainwater Hog ($450)
Bottom Right: Great American Rain Barrel ($136.71)
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Were money no object, I'd choose the Cascata for the front of my house, for I think it is the most attractive, andI'd put several Waterhogs on the side of the house, where they'd be less visible. But sadly, I've not got hundreds of dollars free right now, so my yard has several scavenged blue 55 gallon drums instead. Fortunately, my home is white with blue trim, but the barrels still make it look a bit like a hazmat zone.