water butt การใช้

• A single water butt can be a source of several hundred mosquitoes.
• For water conservation, low flush toilets, aerated taps and water butts were installed.
• Changite-ige describes the way a duck tips itself up in the water butt first.
• The British, who occupied " les Saintes " in 1809, kept " Fort Jos閜hine " and added water butt to it.
• These words have similar origins to the English word butt, as in water butt ( see also Cooper ( profession ) ).
• :: I assume " water butt " is UK English for " rain barrel " ( we call it that in the US even when not in a barrel shape ).
• In addition, residents of the KABS areas are supplied with CULINEX tablets free of charge in order to treat smaller bodies of water such as water butts and garden ponds which do not contain fish.
• The descending coach or wagons was given additional weight by means of a wheeled water butt, which was filled before descending, then drained at the bottom and returned to the top with the next ascending load.
• A "'rainwater tank "'( sometimes called a "'rain barrel "'in North America in reference to smaller tanks, or a "'water butt "'in the UK ) is a water tank used to collect and store rain water harvested rain.
• In smaller homes the householder no doubt took responsibility, while in cottages, clearing of gutters and downpipes was a continuous necessity, since the only water supply was often provided by means of water butts filled from the roof.
• This space would be laid out in a highly cultivated and geometrical, often symmetrical, fashion, shaped by dense plantings of highly coloured flowers, and edged with box or other dense and clipped shrubs, or low walls ( sometimes in geometrical patterns ), and sometimes, also, with areas of artificial water, with fountains and water butts, which were also laid out in symmetrical arrangements.