r/HydroHomies • u/ScatLabs • 2h ago
Is it ever too cold to hydrate?
Taken from r/interestingasfuck
r/HydroHomies • u/ScatLabs • 2h ago
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r/HydroHomies • u/Which-Palpitation-88 • 13h ago
My new water bottle 40 oz 💧
r/HydroHomies • u/Pale_Adeptness • 19h ago
Time to get some more stickers..
r/HydroHomies • u/ScatLabs • 2h ago
Taken from r/interestingasfuck
r/HydroHomies • u/FakeGamer2 • 15h ago
I guess he was expecting alcohol. Props to whoever on his team was looking out though.
r/HydroHomies • u/bigpoopondabeat • 4h ago
I think they cleaned the water heater or replaced some pipes somewhere. It looked like a lot of minerals settled to the bottle pretty quickly. And this didn’t last very long.
r/HydroHomies • u/ScatLabs • 2h ago
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r/HydroHomies • u/RommSearcher • 55m ago
r/HydroHomies • u/Nosejobx • 3h ago
I’ve gone down the water filter rabbit hole and was about to purchase a Zero Water pitcher but to my understanding not only does it filter out the bad minerals, but also good ones too.
There seems to be some contrasting opinions as to if this is a good thing or bad thing. Some people suggest you get plenty of those good minerals in your daily diet while others suggest that it’s generally bad to filter out those good minerals.
Is there a general consensus here? Do you have any recommendations for your favorite water filters? There seems to be so many options to choose from with so many differing opinions.
r/HydroHomies • u/cuckerman420 • 7h ago
You might be prediabetic or already have diabetes.
Not trying to scare anyone, but I was drinking 6-8L of water a day and constantly had dry mouth. Frequently urinating maybe once every two hours, including when I (try) to sleep. Got checked out after a month, and, voila... diabetes.
Apparently, my kidneys were constantly trying to piss out the excess sugar my body couldn't absorb. After taking insulin, my dry mouth instantly disappeared and, while I still love water, I'm not chugging it like I used to. I'm down to 2-4L a day, and urinating much less. Also having uninterrupted, good sleep, finally.
I felt the need post this because I've seen people commenting here drinking 12L of water a day. That seems excessive and might be a symptom of something.
So, ya, consider getting yourself checked out if you notice yourself needing to overhydrate.
r/HydroHomies • u/Phr8 • 14h ago
r/HydroHomies • u/puzzlewithanr • 21h ago
I’ve tried re-adjusting and positioning the silicone rings a million times but still leaks. Kinto brand travel tumbler
r/HydroHomies • u/BRONCOS_DEFENSE • 22h ago
r/HydroHomies • u/fuxxxker117 • 23h ago
Does anyone have any recommendations for a water bottle that will take the abuse? My last one just fell from waist height and the lid exploded. I want something I could throw on concrete and not have to check if it made it.