When we were constructing our second house, I went to a nearby hardware shop to buy some items.
There, a new lady homeowner came to purchase some items.
During billing time, that lady asked the shop owner for an alternative solution for the float valve. As it stops water before filling the sump.
Staying in rental property is one type of problem…
Having our own house and managing it properly is another type of problem…
This is what I noticed after we entered our first house.
Out of all the homeowner’s problems, one problem that fell under my responsibility was operating the sump valve weekly.
The float valve is a perfect solution to automate… In our case, our tap is located a little deep inside the sump.
So, if we install the standard float valve to automate my sump valve, the float valve won’t allow us to fill our sump fully…
Yesterday, I met with some users who came looking for rental units. We had one vacancy, so they came to our house to inquire about the vacant property.
While we casually discussed, he asked about any water issues in this area like they asked.
When discussing this water topic, one of the parents replied that he had a 50,000 Ltr sump in their building, which they use for garage purposes.
Yesterday was Saturday, so my brother was staying at our house. So, I planned to implement my Sump automation to stop water automatically once the sump is full.
This is the same as what float valves do, but no height limit exists.
That means… no matter where your Tap located inside the sump, it can perform On/Off of tap based on the water level you set.
The same concept has been implemented in my first building but not in the second building… now recently our water man leaving too much water so we need to On and Off tap many times a week.
Yesterday, my dad and my daughter went to his friend’s house, which is the backside of our house.
It is a casual visit. My dad often visits them to spend their free time.
During their visit, Dad’s friend tried calling the water tanker guy from their phone. That time, my dad enquired why the water tanker…
A few days back, I shared my thoughts about FRP cover for sump here.
Within a few days, I came across some bad news related to a similar/same kind of sump cover.
You can watch the live incident here:
Today, I noticed something interesting.
Today, the waterman left water on our line/house. Our sump got full and started overflowing at 12:08PM.
So my dad closed the valve. (We have an automated valve closing in our house. We once removed it, we didn’t put it back. I will talk about that in the Sump Automation Guide)
At 6 PM, our opposite house sump got full and started overflowing. Today, no one was there in their house, so I called our area water man to stop water in our line.
Bangalore users already started facing water issues.
If you watch the news, you may probably be aware of the issues currently going on in Banglore.
I don’t watch any news. Still, some serious news comes to me.
Anytime summer comes, water scarcity rises, and water tankers’ golden period starts.
Water running on the main road.
The house owner was inside the house. They are not aware of what’s happening outside…
I saw this today while I was returning from our first house to the second house through the backside door after my breakfast.
It’s happening in dad’s friend’s house.