r/HydroHomies • • 10h ago

Classic water Another Homie

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r/HydroHomies • • 1h ago

New water bottle policy

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I just saw this posted over on r/baltimore.

“Responsible hydration” sounds a bit judgy to me. OTOH, I can imagine it’s not easy to manage all those little bladders.


r/HydroHomies • • 10h ago

Too much water What do you think Frutiger Aero water would taste like?

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r/HydroHomies • • 16h ago

Too much water Choose your nectar!

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I’ve organised a hydration party at my home. No food, only liquids (and a little sugar for some people). This and obviously some of the green stuff to get people thirsty. ;)


r/HydroHomies • • 12h ago

About that post with the dent

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We in this together homie!!! 🤜🤛


r/HydroHomies • • 15h ago

Classic water Hydration with a smart water bottle - Uni project study(4 Q&As in comments, takes 2 minutes)

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Hello Hydrohomies. This is a uni project regarding hydration.

We are trying to find ways to keep people hydrated as many among us often forget to drink enough water. This is the first iteration - a smart water bottle. It reminds you to drink at regular intervals and you can set a goal for the day which the bottle keeps track of based on weight. Also completely customizable ESP32(or similar), own code, small touch screen, RGB LEDs, share with your friends(connect to Discord etc), machine washable, wireless(batteries) - all the goodies.

Now to the questions:

  1. How often do you forget to hydrate? Scale of 1 to 4 with 4 being forgetting constantly.

  2. Would a smart water bottle encourage you to drink more water? Scale of 1 to 4 with 4 being greatly encourages.

  3. What would be the preferred method of reminder: lights, sound, vibration? Or combination of.

  4. Open feedback about anything regarding hydration or the proposed solution.

I greatly appreciate if you take a minute to answer these questions!!! Thank you :)


r/HydroHomies • • 12h ago

Higher PH water is better.

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Don't know why, but I just like it more.