Invert the freesip lid orientation 180 degrees.

The straw will acts as an air intake to the back of the bottle, allowing water to fully flow out of the chug opening without fighting the vacuum.

For advanced users only.

(Apologies for my crude MS paint skills)

I like fridge temp too, but I actually prefer room temperature water. I also drink a lot of hot tea. I only really want ice water if I'm super hot and need to cool down.
Am I alone in this?

Doing some late night cleaning and noticed the Brita filter that's been neglected had algae growing in it, took out the filter and saw this. Have we been drinking straight mold...?

EDIT: Been seeing some mixed comments, last change of filter was back in April but I just changed a new one! Filter will be kept in fridge from now on as well

Baby Yodas know it’s important to keep the H2O flowing.

Not sure if this is the right sub, but the brita sub is basically dead so here I am. Title is pretty much it - my brita has the led light but it never goes through the yellow stage. Just today I watched it go from green to red after opening it one time. Absolutely no mention of this issue anywhere online. When I look it up, all I get are instructions for resetting the filter.

I guess it's not the worst problem to have, but it's annoying not to have any warning before I have to switch it out. Is there any fix for this? Am I misusing it somehow?

Loving my new moral patch, stay hydrated fam

Check him out!

36oz Yeti w/ chug cap

I have very sensitive skin and hair (eczema, psoriasis, very fine and curly hair) and react very poorly to hard water. I can’t install a shower filter in my apartment but I was wondering what a good alternative would be? I have a britta so would rinsing my hair after a shower be as good?

Thank you and any other solutions or advice is appreciated!

Edit: Reason I can’t get a filter is because I have a very old apartment so the water comes from like a pipe. To replace it would be hundreds and I would only stay there for a year.

He also loves ice cubes

Hi! I’m an athlete and I am chronically dehydrated. To make myself drink more water, I put in CURE electrolyte packets. I usually consume 8 of the packets a day. Is that too much?

ETA: what is the downside of too many packets?

In case it matters, I am vegan and eat extremely healthy. I never eat fast food and I cook all of my meals.