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The Ontario Building Code allows for the use of treated rainwater for toilet/urinal flushing, and the priming of floor drains within the home as well as for outdoor irrigation. Water treated by a rainwater harvesting system does not meet the provincial drinking water quality standards and should not be consumed under any circumstance.
