Healthy Storage and Easy Conservation of Water with Wet Comb Services

Flexible water tanks are used for the easy storage of rain water or drinking water or other water applications. These water tanks are very easily and quickly installed and they acquire the very shape of that particular space where they have been installed. Installation of these tanks in spaces that are unreachable normally is also possible. These tanks are available in capacities starting from 25 gallons to 5,000 gallons and provide tasteless and odorless water for the purpose of drinking. It is because of the varying capacity that it has got applications in commercial as well as industrial industries.

The water tanks can be used for storing rainwater, storing water at construction sites, facilities, storing waste water, chemical based water storage and emergency drinking water. Flexible water tanks are also used for fuel storage, non-potable or gray water, and potable water. Cleansing is also easy and they can resist pressures that develop provided the vessel is rolling and pitching. The fabrics used in the building of these tanks are approved by FDA and NSF 61 for drinking. The choice of fabric is based on storage location, surrounding temperature, type of water to be stored, and the time for which the water is to be stored

Flexible water tanks are storage units that are used for the storing of liquids. The water stored is used for various purposes such as drinking, fire suppression, agriculture, for livestock and plants, preparing food, manufacturing chemicals, and so on. The general design of these tanks takes into account the tank’s design and the materials that are chosen for construction. Plastics (polypropylene, polyethylene), concrete, steel (bolted or welded, stainless or carbon) and stone are the materials that are used in making these tanks.

Earthen ponds are also used for storing water. Since water gets easily contaminated by various factors like viruses, bacteria, algae, minerals, changing pH, gases etc therefore a Flexible water tanks should be designed in a way that it mitigates and addresses these factors. It is also important that the source of water is analyzed on regular basis and the treatment of water should be done accordingly before it is supplied for domestic uses.