H2Ouse: H2O Use and Storage for Everyday

This is where H2Ouse 2.0 will be constructed

Maintaining the H2Ouse

Working on the H2Ouse

Cleaning the H2Ouse

H2OUSE is finally at home after nearly two months of "hibernating". :))

Thank you for all the support during the NSTW: PUSH (Pisay Una Sa Hamon) Fair at the SMX last July 28! Indeed, H2Ouse has a long journey ahead of it and we appreciate all the help, suggestions, and encouragement the visitors have given :) Stay tuned!

The moment of truth! H2Ouse was presented to a panel of judges, guests from HARI, DOST-SEI, NIGS, and MSI, and the HNTC participants and garnered 4th place for the overall project and 2nd place for the exhibit, as well as an incredible reception by the audience. H2Ouse hopes for your continued support - the journey isn't over and H2Ouse still has more communities to reach and lives to change! :)
Below are the following photos: the selfie taken midway through the presentation, the team photo after awarding, a photo with USec. Fortunato Dela Pena, and a photo with HARI and Yellow Boat of Hope Foundation founder Jay Jaboneta.

Testing accomplished for filtered rain water sample collected from the activated carbon stage the previous day :)

After a week of torrential rains, rainwater has finally reached the activated carbon stage of H2Ouse. Woot! At this point, the filtrate has a similar color, transparency and odor to that of drinking water. However, the system was not fully maximized because of several design flaws which are currently being addressed. The project's improvement was also discussed with several interested teachers. We're one step closer to potable water! :)

Spread the word! Here is a back-to-back flyer with basic info on our project and how you can help :)

Finally, the entire filtration system is put together and transferred to its testing location behind the AST Building. Ready for testing next week! :)
Woohoo!

The day has finally come...to RAISE THE ROOF! Join us in the final stages of the H2Ouse's construction at Pisay Main Campus on Tuesday, May 13, from 8 am to 12 nn. Bring cameras or any devices for documentation. Invite your friends to help out!