(Part 2) Top products from r/HydroHomies
We found 22 product mentions on r/HydroHomies. We ranked the 125 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.
21. NALGENE Tritan 1-Quart Narrow Mouth BPA-Free Water Bottle (Grey, 2 Count)
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
One of the best selling water bottle designs for over 20 years.BPA free! Dishwasher safe and guaranteed for life.Bottle is able to hold over 32oz of any drink hot or cold.Narrow mouth design for easy, splash free drinkingMade in the USA. Packaged in a set of two.
22. Hydro Flask Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle Wide Mouth with Straw Lid (Pacific, 32-Ounce)
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
DESIGN IN MIND: With it's easy-access wide mouth, the sleek design holds the same volume of liquid as other leading water bottle brands. Also, safety is top-of-mind, as the bottles are made out of non-toxic BPA-free plastics & 18/8 food-grade stainless steel.SLIP-FREE GRIP: Unlike other leading wate...
23. Mpow 097 Universal Waterproof Case, IPX8 Waterproof Phone Pouch Dry Bag Compatible for iPhone 11/11 Pro Max/Xs Max/XR/X/8P/SE Galaxy up to 6.8", Phone Pouch for Beach Kayaking Travel or Bath (2 Pack)
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Note: 1. Phones with large Otter Box are not recommended in this bag! 2. Cell Phone may suffer hydraulic pressure under certain water depth, which will impact the operation of the touchscreen. Please take photos by volume buttons in this case. 3. Easy to operate the touch screen functions, but not f...
24. Disposable Ice Cube Bag 100 Pack (2400 Ice Cubes, 100 Bags)
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Disposable Ice Cube Bag 100 Pack (2400 Ice Cubes, 100 Bags)
25. Brita Space Saver Pitchers, White
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
SMALL WATER PITCHER: This small, clear plastic pitcher has a flip top lid for easy refilling and is designed to easily fit in narrow, tight places.CLEANER AND GREAT TASTING: The BPA free Brita filter reduces chlorine taste and odor, copper, mercury, and cadmium impurities found in tap water. Substan...
26. Crystal Light Decaffeinated Lemon Iced Tea Drink Mix (4 Pitcher Packets)
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
4 pack of Crystal Light Sugar Free Decaffeinated Lemon Iced Tea Powdered Drink MixEach packet makes 8 servings or one 2-quart pitcherPowdered drink mix packet dissolves easily into waterDelivers low calorie refreshment with real black tea and without caffeine90 percent fewer calories than other lead...
27. Menu Water Jug
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
The new water jug from Menu is tall, slim and simple-specifically created for the purpose it was intendedThere can be little doubt that the jug is for pouring water, not wineThe slender, waist-like shape provides a solid gripThe elegant lid automatically opens when you pour, ensuring that foreign ob...
28. Elkay LZS8WSLK EZH2O Bottle Filling Station with Single ADA Cooler, Filtered, 8 GPH, Light Gray
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Touchless, sensor activation (bottle filler) designed for easy use; easy-to-operate push-bar activation (bubbler).Fill rate is 1.1 GPM.Visual filter monitor with LED filter status indicator for when filter change is necessary.The 3,000-gallon filter is certified to NSF 42 and 53 for lead, Class 1 pa...
29. Nalgene Tritan Wide Mouth Water Bottle
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
48 oz Silo Nalgene bottleFor Your Everyday Adventures! Take your Nalgene bottle to the gym, office, camping, exploring and everywhere in between.This Nalgene water bottle is completely leak proof, made of virtually indestructible BPA-free Tritan, easy to clean and dishwasher safe on the top rack.Mar...
30. iSpring RCC7AK 6-Stage Superb Taste High Capacity Under Sink Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Filter System with Alkaline Remineralization-Natural pH, White
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
6-Stage Alkaline Remineralization Layered Filtration: Exclusively designed to restore the natural alkalinity and mineral balance of water; this reliable and ultra-safe Reverse Osmosis (RO) water filtration system converts your water into clean, pure and healthy drinking water by removing up to 99% o...
31. S'well Stainless Steel Bottle-17 Fl Oz-Ocean Blue Triple-Layered Vacuum-Insulated Containers Keeps Drinks Cold for 41 Hours and Hot for 18-with No Condensation-BPA Free Water Bottle, 17oz
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Included components: S'well Stainless steel bottle, Cap
32. LifeStraw Personal Water Filter for Hiking, Camping, Travel, and Emergency Preparedness
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Award-winning LifeStraw water filter is a must-carry tool for hiking, camping, travel, and emergencies; no disaster kit is complete without itFilters up to 1,000 gallons (4,000 liters) of contaminated water without iodine, chlorine, or other chemicals; does not require batteries and has no moving pa...
33. Highwave AutoDogMug, Blue
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
THIS IS THE ONLY AUTHENTIC LISTING FOR THE HIGHWAVE AUTODOGMUG - any other listing is considered a counterfeit and only ours can be guaranteed to be BPA Free as well as food and dishwasher safe.BEWARE OF IMPOSTERS -Any sellers listing the AutoDogMug are NOT authentic Highwave AutoDogMugs.EASY TO USE...
34. Luma Comfort Portable Clear Ice Maker 28 lb Daily, Perfect Countertop Icemaker Machine, IM200SS Stainless Steel
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Have clear, restaurant quality ice that melts 5 times slower than cloudy iceConvenient, compact design is ideal for use in small kitchens and other compact spaces like RVs, boats and more; Refrigerant Type:R-134APowerful compressor produces 28 pounds of ice a day so you never have to run to the stor...
35. iSpring FA15 10-inch Inline Quick Connect 3-Layer Alkaline Replacement Water Filter Cartridge with Mineral Balls, Calcite, and Corosex for Reverse Osmosis RO System
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
The RO membrane removes not only harmful pollutants but also a few helpful minerals. As a result, a standard 5 stage RO system produces slightly acidic water with a pH of 7. 0 or below. Alkaline mineral filter produces alkaline water with restored healthy minerals such as natural calcium, magnesium,...
36. Brita 34 Ounce Hard Sided Water Bottle with 1 Filter, BPA Free, Black
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
FILTER ON THE GO: The filter inside the BPA free bottle filters as you drink to easily rehydrate at the office, a sporting event or on a day tripBETTER TASTING: The water bottle filters and reduces chlorine taste and odor found in tap water as you drinkCONVENIENT: The hard-sided plastic, built-in ca...
37. Extra Long Flexible Drinking Straws :: 28 inch
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Extra Long Flexible Drinking Straws
38. Aquatix Flip Top Double Wall Insulated Stainless Steel Sports Water Bottle (Midnight Blue, 32-Ounce)
Sentiment score: 2
Number of reviews: 1
Interior O Ring in the Cap prevents spills - If Our 100% Pure Stainless Steel Sport Water Bottle (with No Plastic Lining Or Dangerous BPAs) Isn't The Best Sport Bottle you have ever tried we will Give You All Your Money Back! 100% GUARANTEED!!! If you ever have any issues at all, just send us a mess...
39. baiji bottle ll120 Silicone Water Bottles Sports Camping Canteen 20 Oz. -Easy To Clean And Store, Blue & Pink
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Food Grade Silicone (Stain, Oder, and Taste Resistant)Rollable and Foldable with metal carabiner and retainer band for clip-on and storageFreezable - keeps drink cold for hoursEach Bottle is individually packed in clear poly bag, shipped in set of two bottlesA portion of all profits donated to dolph...
40. Pogo BPA-Free Plastic Water Bottle with Chug Lid, Grey, 32 oz
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
XL 32oz capacity for big thirstsHard chug spout stays completely covered and yuck-free during transportAll parts dishwasher safe and BPA freeSoft touch carry loop perfect for on-the-go
Like many of my brothers in this sub, I'm always thirsty and always want water. In particular, I want it ice cold and in massive quantities. A while ago, I got this refillable 100z "cup":
Pic with pint glass for size comparison
I lived near a gas station with really well filtered water that let me fill it up for free, so I was set. Unfortunately, after moving, all the places near me want like $1 for an ice water refill in that thing. Fuck that. Here's an overview of all the components needed.
Pitcher - I use this Brita pitcher. In the past I used the bigger one here, but it honestly sucks to fill up because it's heavy and unwieldy, whereas the pitcher form factor is really easy to just refill right after you use. It also pours quite a bit slower. Apparently my new place does some filtration of water before it comes out of the sink, so I might switch to this guy for instant filtration. Also make sure to change that damn filter often enough. Having charcoal leech into everything when it breaks down from too much use won't hurt you but it definitely looks bad and takes some time to clean out.
Giant Cup - Valero Corner Stores sell this, though the 64oz and 52oz variants are more common. Plenty of other gas stations sell identical 100oz cups with their branding, but you just have to find one. If you don't mind paying the pretty steep cost (~$20) some people sell them on Amazon, like this one. I really really wish Yeti or some other company made a 100oz cup made for drinking that insulates as well as theirs do, but I haven't found one.
Reusable Straw - The big cup comes with a plastic reusable straw which you can see in the pictures of the one I linked to, but I don't like it. The ridged structure that makes it easily bendable also causes drag on the water and makes it harder to drink. So what I use are these. They are just the right size. They get a bit off smelling after a while (a month or two), and there's a brush included to clean them, but I can never really get them cleaned well, so I honestly just toss them and use another. It's $8 for 5, so you're looking at maybe $15 or so a year in straw costs. I had also looked at some of those reusable metal straws but then I realized how bad it would suck to pick up the cup too quickly and bash my teeth out with the inertia of a full 100oz cup.
Ice - Here's the the tricky one. This is basically why I filled it up at the gas station in the past. I'm really picky about ice and will only use clear "restaurant quality" ice. The kind of ice made in most freezer ice makers is cloudy because of air bubbles in the water, meaning that it also picks up any off smells in the freezer, melts far too quickly, is weirdly soft, etc. If you do it right, you can get pretty clear ice from ice trays, but if you're doing that for a cup that big, it's gonna take a lot of time. Here is a pic of the ice maker I bought to solve this problem (I bought it here). It does a really good job making clear, good tasting ice. I fill it up with a full load of water from the pitcher and usually within 90-120 minutes, it's full of clear square ice. Here is a pic of some extra ice I stash in the freezer from it. I'll edit this with a pic of some fresh super clear ice in a bit, I don't have any on hand right now. Overall, I like the ice machine, though I will say that it costs quite a bit to run (it runs at around 150W, spiking to 190W) and should be wiped down every week or two. It might just be easier to grab some of the 10 or 20lb bags of ice from the gas station or grocery story and use that. It is nice to be able to make it on demand though.
Every morning I get up and fill the ice maker up to the top, sip on the leftover water from last night while I wait for the new ice, and then refill when I'm done. I usually drink two cupfulls of water a day.
But what if I want my water to get me drunk?
The best part about water is that it makes the best mixed drink for sipping at home. Just carbonate it and mix it with a spirit. The Japanese highball is the height of such mixed drinks, but I've found that some experimentation yielded a variety of great options. I usually do around 5:1 water to spirit, but usually I eyeball the spirit pour and just full up the glass.
How to make it at home? Sodastream of course! Here is a picture of my Sodastream bottle, a very fancy eau-de-vie, and the resulting beverage. Here are my top picks for spirits to mix with your delicious spicy water:
There are tons of other great options and plenty of bad ones (funky rum like Rumfire or Wray & Nephew, mezcal, peaty scotch, etc. are things I love that don't work)
Hope this inspires people to drink more fuckin water.
Yep. The reverse osmosis process is non-selective in what it filters from the water. It will remove the "bad" things from water like heavy metals, chemicals, etc. but it will also remove the "good" things from water like calcium, magnesium, etc. In my system, right before coming out of the tap, the water is run though a "pH filter" that raises the pH of the water above 7.0 (RO water can be slightly acidic) and adds calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, etc. back into the water which will improve the taste. While it is technically possible for plain reverse osmosis water to leech minerals out of your system, that isn't really a concern unless you are already super deficient in those minerals to begin with as you likely get more than enough of each of those minerals that the amount lost due the water leeching them from your body during the short time it is in there is negligible. So I don't buy into the idea that the remineralization of RO water has any great health benefits, I just enjoy the taste of water that is slightly less acidic and has slightly more mineral content. The difference in taste to me is noticeable enough that I can tell when it is time to change the "pH filter" in my system.
So my system is:
Stage 1: Sediment filter - Removes larger particles like dirt, sand, rust, etc. that may have been brought in through the water pipes or sucked up from your well)
Stage 2: Granulated Active Carbon filter - Removes cloudiness as well as organic compounds/chemicals that add a bad smell/taste to the water like hydrogen sulfide (rotten eggs smell) or chlorine.
Stage 3: CTO Carbon Block filter - A enhanced version of the Stage 2 filter. It further reduces cloudiness and organic compounds/chemicals.
Stage 4: Reverse Osmosis Membrane - Removes any particle large than 0.1 nm.
Stage 5: Post Carbon filter - Similar stages 2/3 to remove taste/odors.
Stage 6: pH filter - Contains calcium carbonate, magnesium oxide, and mineral stone media to correct pH and add some minerals back to the water for improved taste.
There is also an optional 7th stage available that contains a UV lamp filter to kill any microorganisms in the water if you live somewhere or get your water from a source that has a high likelihood of having microorganisms (like if you got your water directly from a lake or stream) but I don't need anything like that and a decent portion of my system is probably already overkill since I have city tap water but my wife was super concerned about lead in the water for our kids in the aftermath of the Flint shit show, but her paranoia lead us to have amazing tasting drinking water!
I got into drinking water with this thing:
https://www.amazon.de/Menu-4661139-Karaffe-Liter/dp/B00196Y6V8
Put in stuff like ginger, lemons, strawberries, etc... and pour water in it. The water absorbs the aromas quite fast and it'll get a refreshing taste. Sparkling water will get still within 15 - 30 minutes, which is much better when you try to trink more.
After 3 months I prefer still, tasteless water but enjoy a "fruit water" every once in a while. You could try this (:
I don't even buy regular water bottles anymore. The Camelbak Eddy was the only one I tried, and it was good but I needed something bigger, that had or accommodated a straw, that would fit in my car's cupholder, and would keep drinks cold throughout the day and night.
I've gone through at least 20 vacuum bottles - in my cheapskatery, I became a collector - and the only two to stand the test of time are a 32oz and 68oz Aquatix. I've had them both for over 2 years now, and I've always felt that Hydroflasks are overpriced.
Lots of colors (for 32oz), very reasonably priced ($28 & $48), stays cold for 24hrs, and I suggest getting the silicone bottom sleeve for the 32oz. It didn't exist when I bought mine, and my bottle's dinged/scratched now. The 68oz definitely does NOT fit in a cupholder.
32oz: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00TVO38F0/
68oz: https://www.amazon.com/Aquatix-Insulated-Stainless-thermos-Midnight/dp/B00UZCB3B8/
And these are the straws I bought for them, if you're interested. I stretched a straw out completely and cut it to size. When it's in the bottle, the cap seal compresses it upon closing - and it pops up again upon opening. Sometimes I have to fish the straw out of the spout, but I just use a pair of tweezers I keep in my pocket :D
It's my Nalgene 48 ounce Tritan Silo Bottle which I "modded" with a Human Gear CapCap 2.0 for superior hydration efficiency.
Using this, I drink about 96 ounces of water every day give or take.
[links included are non-referral links to canadian amazon where I purchased both items]
I would suggest this from Amazon. You can also get a 40 oz one which is what I have. They are awesome and while made out of plastic can be used for a really long time.
Edit: Also cheap???
Only $18 on Amazon, and 1,000 gallons of clean water... wow
LifeStraw Personal Water Filter for Hiking, Camping, Travel, and Emergency Preparedness https://www.amazon.com/dp/B006QF3TW4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_GiB4Cb92S2TQE
The pouch types work well, are cheap, and are pretty universal:
Mpow 097 Universal Waterproof Case, IPX8 Waterproof Phone Pouch Dry Bag Compatible for iPhone 11/11 Pro Max/Xs Max/XR/X/8/8P Galaxy up to 6.8", Phone Pouch for Beach Kayaking Travel or Bath (2 Pack) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01I1430WQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_snF0DbPTCC25Z
Please treat your dog to one of these.
ah thankyou for not littering.
There are silicone based, collapsible bottles available for both yours and the collective health--as well as convenience.
Here you go!
https://www.amazon.com/Baiji-Bottle-Collapsible-Silicone-Bottles/dp/B00UGQBTP8
** liter -> litter because i'm sure it was bothering you.
No, these are bags specifically made to be filled with water and kept in the freezer so you'd get ice balls after a few hours. Like these: https://www.amazon.com/Disposable-Cube-Pack-2400-Cubes/dp/B00DP6P6R8
B r u h, Its $21 for a slow and small filter and $42 for a good filter
It'll be cheaper in the long run.
I really only know of one company that does filtered water bottles, Brita. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IHVIBT6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_sjU6CbN1TM02X
S’well Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle, Double Wall, 17 oz, Ocean Blue https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B005OJVTWU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_NEy6Cb0YAV5F4
$40 CAD
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0038YCQQQ/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_i_nC6WDbH49W9AH
Ya a nalgene
Hydrate
Are these bad for you too? It's unsweetened but I think it uses aspartame.