What is the Go Green Rain Barrel Kit?
Turn any large plastic drum into a fully functional rain barrel. Our DIY kit includes all the components and easy-to-follow instructions — everything you need to make your own rainwater harvesting system. Designed for simplicity and durability. Assembled right here in the USA.
Meet Lyn Loheed
Go Green Rain Barrels began in 2016 as a passion project between myself and my late boyfriend, Chuck. It was Chuck’s idea and his clever designs that first brought our rain barrel kit to life. He had a knack for seeing simple, practical solutions — and a deep love for this planet.
Tragically, Chuck passed away suddenly from a heart attack in 2022, leaving me to carry on this mission as the sole owner of Go Green. In the midst of my grief, I found strength and purpose in continuing what we started together.
Sustainability has always been important to me. I’ve spent years working toward a smaller, greener footprint for my life and property. And through this journey, I’ve come to realize just how many others want the same — to live more simply, to reduce waste, to be just a little more self-sufficient.
Living sustainably doesn’t have to be complicated. It starts with small, meaningful changes. For many people, a rain barrel is that first step — an easy, affordable way to conserve water, nourish your garden, and build a more thoughtful relationship with our planet.
Thank you for supporting Go Green Rain Barrels. I hope this kit empowers you to make your own impact — one drop at a time.
— Lyn Loheed, Owner
Why Collect Rainwater?
🌧 Save Water. Save the Planet:
Reduce your reliance on municipal water systems — use rainwater for your garden, landscaping, or washing cars.
💧 Lower Your Utility Bills:
Rainwater is free! A simple system can save hundreds annually.
🌱 Be Self-Sufficient:
In uncertain times, water security is a form of freedom.
🔥 Be Ready for Nature’s Curveballs:
From droughts to disasters, having access to stored water is a smart, sustainable choice.
♻ Reduce Waste:
Reuse commonly available 55-gallon drums. Less plastic in landfills = a cleaner earth.
