When cooler camping , or floating with a cooler I use plastic jugs and freeze water. Then drink from them as they melt. When wading I use a Lifestraw. I try to not buy water.
I do the same thing. Serves two purposes. Plus no ice melt in the cooler.When cooler camping , or floating with a cooler I use plastic jugs and freeze water. Then drink from them as they melt. When wading I use a Lifestraw. I try to not buy water.
They probably brought in 50,000 cases of bottled of water... seems like that's all you see at the natural disaster events.After hearing about the problems in Flint, Michigan, maybe we
should all be drinking something else?
Yes, I almost always freeze a couple of my refill bottles and use them as my cooler ice. That's why I try and keep the bigger and better quality water bottles (Aquafina) for reuse. Like block ice, they last much longer.I do the same thing. Serves two purposes. Plus no ice melt in the cooler.
I'm in same boat. One medication I'm on forces me to drink water. Since I already drank a lot, I had to drink A LOT more. I try to keep an extra 4-6 liters.I'm guilty they are just to easy to use. I need to keep track of my fluid intake for health reasons and I just set my four 500ml. bottles out every morning. If I am going somewhere I can take one or two with me, I know when I'm half way for the day and need to slow down on my drinking to make it last.
I know its insane to pay for and the waste it creates is horrible. My son has lectured me on it several times. I always recycle but I have seen the pictures of plastic floating in the ocean actually visible from space.
I do need to change my habit it really would be pretty simple. I think about it a lot.
I'm the same. I'm just thankful that my house is tapped into an artisan well. Unlike any well in my area. It's the oldest too. Original homestead of the area and original well. I fill up all my water containers right out of the faucets.I guess I am just old school, but a glass under the faucet has worked for me for a lot of years. If I am going out, I take a bottle with me, but I prefer home tap.
But that doesn't get you through a day of fishing? When it's warm out, I guzzle water like a fish.I like to fill my Liberty bottle with a handful of ice cubes and tapp water.
True. A gallon or two of distilled water in the trunk stays cool enough to drink in my car. Also great in case my car springs a leak.But that doesn't get you through a day of fishing? When it's warm out, I guzzle water like a fish.