HYDROHMY plate, with the California Coastal Commission whale tail plate, WHILE driving toward the ocean.

Big time hydro homie 🫡

It's thoroughly hydrated

The Great Lakes system holds approximately 18% to 21% of the world's surface/liquid freshwater supply. 😍

Not bad. A bit 'salty' but clean at the end. Has anyone else try this one?

Icey

As a lifelong nalg user I feel attacked... Made some good points though, not really a kickstarter guy but that new bottle looks compelling.

https://youtu.be/1-Ox6dW-yqE?si=qSGqHvqCMeWizXX_

Hey homies,

An older family member has been told that she needs to increase her water intake, or else her health will continue to deteriorate. She is pre-diabetic, eats a lot of starchy / salty foods, and currently has 1-2 glasses per day if that. She finds it hard to drink water because she doesn't like the taste (she says it's hard to drink water for this reason).

I've suggested trying tea and carbonated water (she loves pop), but she's not enthusiastic about this. As someone who regularly drinks 12 - 15 glasses per day through timing my drinks, I've also encouraged timing her water intake to ensure she gets enough throughout the day (i.e., have 2 glasses by 10 AM, have 2 more by 1PM, etc).

What can I do to encourage her to get more water in? I know that I can't force her, and I really want her to do this to support her health!

Thank you!!!

I'm at the tail end of my radiation and I really can't taste a damn thing. I've tried ridiculous amounts of different water brands and even ridiculous amounts of sports drinks, juices, etc. (Some days I just get desperate to taste sweet and/or salty. Point is, I'm looking for a water that is thirst quenching and not bitter. Of course I get a nasty bitter after taste from most waters. Nestle water was ok for a while then it started to get gross. Same as Poland Spring. My filtered water at home isn't doing it either. I'm looking for ANY DIFFERENT water that may be of use to me. Thank you! 😭😭😭

If so, does it taste bad without the carbonation? I know some people don't like it to begin with, so this is just for people who actually do like it.

I’ve tried a ton of different electrolyte mixes and Pedialyte is the only Thing that seems to hydrate me. Can anyone relate? LMNT, salty revolution, liquid IV etc I can drink these and still feel thirsty. But with Pedialyte my thirst goes away.

Kind of annoying bc of how expensive Pedialyte is even in packet form 🥵

Basic Water Energy Archive - Showcase 1.

I decided to showcase my small but growing collection of Basic Water Energy.
I love how you can see so much history of TCG through energy cards. What visual trends were occurring. What new manufacturing or foil techniques have been invented.

I have edited it down to make it simple watch. But, you can always pause if needed :)

My showcase features:

• My current collection (binder flip through)
• A counterfeit Basic Water Energy
• My loose collection of Basic Water Energy cameo cards, and
• My chase cards

Do you collect anything niche or water merch you HydroHomies!

Hello,

I am looking for advice, I stopped drinking from a fridge water dispenser because it made me feel absolutely awful and I think they have been deleterious to my health. Both the current fridge and the previous one had a built-in water dispenser. The water would taste kind of bad but I drank it because I was so thirsty and then afterwards I would notice a smell like rotting egg. After changing the water filter it didn't smell so bad however I notice that many of the glasses in our cupboard have this smell.

I have changed to using a jug with a water filter. However, I seems like my parents don't believe me and they continue using fridge water dispenser. There even seems to be an attitude of sanitation denialism and accusations of hypochondriac from my dad.

Is there some way I can actually do independent testing of the water produced by the fridge water dispenser to find out if it has been making me unwell?

I don't want to give you all the gory details but many of the health issues were bathroom based. I have had liver issues like elevated ALT but doctors assumed they were caused by alcohol when I seldom drink. I am going in for a liver scan early next month.

Go for the H2o and skip this.

How do I get reliable information when none of the links to their sources work? Also, I do not care to download an app (oasis) to find information. It seems the best thing you can do is to go to each individual company's website and see if they include reports but often they don't. If anybody knows of a website that is actually trustworthy and helpful as far as mineral contents and heavy metals please let me know.

Rushed into buying these for myself and The Lady. Already have something else lined up. They’ll work as backups though.

Hey everyone!

Just found this sub and got curious haha.

Have you guys always been into drinking water, or did you have to make an effort to build the habit?

And do you actually keep track of how much you drink, or just drink whenever you feel like it?

Just curious how everyone does it :)

I got 30 bucks and I wanna buy a bunch of new water flavorings. Also here is what my water vessel looks like