Do you use a refillable water bottle?

[disneychrista]

Me as well. Well I guess technically I do carry it. I carry from my car to my desk and back

Mine lives on my desk. Along with my 16oz Yeti coffee tumbler. Thankfully work has a water cooler and a Keurig Coffee maker (I do have to bring my own coffee though)

 

[jo-jo]

No, because I rarely drink water. I do buy bottled water by the large case & usually make sure I have a bottle handy just in case.

We drink tap water at home, but will carry a bottle of water in the car. We don't walk around with extra water unless it's disney.

Our kids/grandkids have dozens. You need a cabinet for all the reusable bottles.

 

[nancipants]

Do I use a refillable water bottle? Oh, no no no no no, I use many refillable water bottles.

I have four main everyday cups I use for water that range between 20 and 40 oz; three blender bottles I use for protein shakes/liquid IV; a 64 oz Corkcicle I take to Disney and stow under the stroller for easy water refills, and two 64 oz bottles that have been retired but I keep for hurricane supplies.

Those are just my water bottles. We have more for my husband and son.

 

[neverlandsky]

18 oz. Hydro Flask. I’m minimalistic. I don’t like carry heavy things which is why I’ve never owned a purse. It’s perfect and on the go for me. Can hang onto the coat hook of bathroom stall door and fits nicely in any cup holder. Which is why I’m clinging hard onto my iPhone 12 mini. It’s light, fits in my pocket, and cup holder.

 

[Skippy918]

I have a tumbler at work and one at home. If I am going to be outside and walking around, I take my camelback water reservoir.

 

[nene0182]

I carry a 24oz refillable bottle with me most of the time. I don’t take it into stores or anything but do have it in the car.

 

[georgina]

Yes, I have a water bottle along with me often. Stainless steel. Walking, driving, choir practice...I also drink a lot of water at home. While I have occasionally used a plastic bottle, they are horrible for the environment so I try to minimize it. I don't refill a plastic bottle too often because they can leach all kinds of chemicals.

 

[Micca]

I buy bottled water and refill with tap water many times until the bottle looks like it has been in a fight. I drink water all day long, I easily drink 6 bottles of water plus all the other fluid I consume. I think I'm pretty well hydrated

 

[ClaraOswald]

I have a really large one at home. Maybe 24-32 ounces? But for out and about, I just have a 16 ounce one that fits nicely in my purse.

 

[Dan Murphy]

I refill an Ice Mountain 24 Oz bottle with sport csp during the day. Goes in recycling at end is day.

 

[CdnCarrie]

Yes I have one at work and one at home.
Sometimes take one with me liked when my kid use to play sports.

Can’t believe in this day and age people still regularly use bottled water on a daily basis!

 

[Pea-n-Me]

I have several Disney ones. Not sure how much they hold but they’re not overly big.

I usually keep mine filled with Snapple Zero iced tea.

The only thing that concerns me is one time the gasket fell out of the lid and it was gross. I had to soak it and clean it. Not sure everyone does that regularly but they should. You can also buy replacement gaskets.

I saw these hydroflask holders for carrying if anyone is interested.
Looks like they would be great for the parks and resorts.

 

[tvguy]

Can’t believe in this day and age people still regularly use bottled water on a daily basis!

Why do you say that? My perception is more people use bottle water now than ever before. No proof, but I never thought I would be buying it and growing up bottled water wasn't a thing.

 

[Living42Day]

It's funny you mention that, I was just in court the other day observing a trial that a coworker was pretty involved with and was noticing just how many jurors had the large water bottles. Which is honestly smart because they went from 8:30am-11:30am without having a break then 11:45am-2:30pm before they broke for lunch and deliberations. They had to power through.

I have one pink 40-oz Stanley cup that I got for Christmas. I really like it, but don't always put water in it (Diet Dr. Pepper is my drink of choice lol). It is pretty handy at the airport when they have refill stations. It does keep things pretty cold.

 

[Minnesota!]

Yes. My home one is 128 oz. My one at work is 20 oz, as it makes me have to get up and get more every 30 minutes or so.

 

[tvguy]

It's funny you mention that, I was just in court the other day observing a trial that a coworker was pretty involved with and was noticing just how many jurors had the large water bottles. Which is honestly smart because they went from 8:30am-11:30am without having a break then 11:45am-2:30pm before they broke for lunch and deliberations. They had to power through.

I have one pink 40-oz Stanley cup that I got for Christmas. I really like it, but don't always put water in it (Diet Dr. Pepper is my drink of choice lol). It is pretty handy at the airport when they have refill stations. It does keep things pretty cold.

Wow, that is far different than my experience. We meet 9 am to 10:30 am, 15 minute break. 10:45 am to Noon, 90 minute lunch break. 1:30 pm to 3 pm, 15 minute break, 3:15 pm to 430 pm. The Judge and both Attorneys stick to that schedule religiously. This is my 5th time on Jury Duty and always been that way. I was on a case years ago that went 6 1/2 weeks and all the jurors would have preferred to start earlier, and just take an hour lunch, it would have cut days off that trial.

 

[CdnCarrie]

Why do you say that? My perception is more people use bottle water now than ever before. No proof, but I never thought I would be buying it and growing up bottled water wasn't a thing.

Most people use refillable bottles not plastic single use bottles. Environment.

 

[tvguy]

Most people use refillable bottles not plastic single use bottles. Environment.

I hope so. But just seems that a lot of people don't trust tap water, even if it has been filtered like refrigerator water dispensers use. Assuming people have a filter installed. Mine has an adapter to bypass the filter.

EDIT: While slowing, bottled water sales continue to increase. https://www.bevindustry.com/article...yatt shared insights that,52 weeks,” she said.

 

[Living42Day]

Wow, that is far different than my experience. We meet 9 am to 10:30 am, 15 minute break. 10:45 am to Noon, 90 minute lunch break. 1:30 pm to 3 pm, 15 minute break, 3:15 pm to 430 pm. The Judge and both Attorneys stick to that schedule religiously. This is my 5th time on Jury Duty and always been that way. I was on a case years ago that went 6 1/2 weeks and all the jurors would have preferred to start earlier, and just take an hour lunch, it would have cut days off that trial.

Lucky you! 5th time of jury duty? I always wanted to serve on a jury but most likely never will because of my career.

The day I was mentioning was closing arguments. The judge wanted them to get through it and then be finished prior to doing any major break for lunch. It was just awkward timing, but I felt for the jury because that was a long time between breakfast/lunch and having to sit there.

I'm surprised they were able to follow a schedule like that for you most days, normally they try to go with the natural flow of testimonies rather than having a hard schedule like that. Here, their lunches would usually be anywhere for 45 mins between 11:00am-1:00pm just depending on what was happening on that particular day.

 

[White Cat]

I am on Jury Duty and seems like everyone is carrying a refillable water bottle of some sort. Some are downright huge. I looked one up online that I saw today and it holds 64 ounces of water!
My wife has a refillable water bottle that holds 24 ounces. I just refill a 16.9 ounce bottled water bottle.
Do you carry a refillable water bottle with you, and how much does it hold?

We purchase a case of bottled water and just use those. When it’s used up buy more. I never feel the need to take one with me.