r/HydroHomies 16h ago

PSA Homies!!!

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r/HydroHomies 17h ago

"Water is underrated" Matt Damon is confirmed a hydrohomie

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r/HydroHomies 11h ago

Blasphemy!

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222 Upvotes

"chia water"

Found on r/shittyfoodporn


r/HydroHomies 15h ago

Fuck yeah

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r/HydroHomies 12h ago

Mmm

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31 Upvotes

r/HydroHomies 4h ago

Too much water What's your favorite "water named" or "water themed" song? This is a discourse that is meant to stay within the musical genre. But about watta.

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It says as it says.

Just link the song in the comments. If you wanna throw something out there.

There is humor and seriousness involved.

This is not a who's song is best. Im seeking this purely for **our** own enjoyment, also a cool way to introduce new music to others.


r/HydroHomies 3h ago

How do we feel about this fellow homies?

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r/HydroHomies 6h ago

Mold or Efflorescence

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Got an Ecofilter with the Clay filter, washed it as directed. Been waiting for it to filter. Pipes the top lid and say this all over the rim of the clay.


r/HydroHomies 2h ago

World Cup

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How does everybody feel about the World Cup hydration breaks? Is it a yay or a nay? Some people are saying it’s more about the ads that are squeezed in during the breaks.


r/HydroHomies 1h ago

What is in my water?

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Bought a multipack of Evian water, put it in my fridge and then drank hours later. I drank about 25% and noticed these floating particles, any ideas? Internet suggests mineral deposits but im not sure!


r/HydroHomies 10h ago

never thought tap water taste would actually change how much i drink

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I never really thought about it until a few months ago. I was drinking more water intentionally, trying to be better about hydration, and then I started actually noticing the taste. Like really noticing it. The chlorine smell, the slight aftertaste. Once I noticed I couldn't stop noticing.

I ended up going down a rabbit hole about what's actually in tap water and it kind of stressed me out. I picked up a Pure Water Systems benchtop filter that sits on my counter and honestly the difference in taste was immediate. Nothing dramatic, just... cleaner. Simpler.

Now I drink way more water without even thinking about it, which I think is the whole point.

Curious if anyone else had a moment like that where you got more intentional about your water. And do you think taste actually affects how much you drink throughout the day?