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We will discuss the importance of carrying a water bottle while hiking or camping and the benefits of staying hydrated. Benefits Of Carrying A Water Bottle

I’m a physics student at a university in Germany (about to graduate) and I have been reading my way through your blog, for the past year and a half (loving it!). Staying hydrated during outdoor activities is essential, but you should also consider maintaining water quality and cleanliness. Finally, and probably least importantly in the grand scheme of things, your water bottle should ideally be enjoyable to drink from. And in all honesty, the more you drink from it enjoyment can become more important than you might initially realise. A couple of things that add to my water bottle drinking enjoyment levels are:This makes hot water bottles a safe and sustainable alternative for terrace heaters in bars and restaurants. The investment is minimal: a collection of hot water bottles and a kettle – the water can be re-used over and over again. Alternatively, everyone could bring their own hot water bottle and fill it up on the terrace. By keeping these considerations in mind, you can choose the best water bottle for your needs when you’re heading out into the great outdoors.

Gone are the days, thankfully, when chemical-filled plastic bottles were the norm. However, they do still exist. So if you want a plastic water bottle or the lid to your water bottle is made of plastic, then be sure to look for options that are BPA-, BPS- and Phthalate-free. Ease of use Deng, Qihong, et al. “Human thermal sensation and comfort in a non-uniform environment with personalized heating.” Science of the total environment 578 (2017): 242-248. ↩︎ Another useful feature is having a lid that stays attached to the bottle once it has been unscrewed. This avoids the possibility of losing the lid. Examples of this are the Primus, Nalgene and GSI Outdoors bottles. Built-in filterI live in Melbourne, Australia. I have always been very fond of hot water bottles, and far prefer them to electric blankets which I find quite uncomfortable. Another use for them that I worked out a few years ago is to fill them with water and place them in the freezer in summer. They are great to put in your bed on a really hot night. They cool the sheets down beautifully. Though most water bottles for hiking don’t have the luxury of a rubber bottom, this is a really nice feature that adds a significant degree of stability to tall bottles on uneven surfaces. The GSI Outdoors Microlite is the only bottle on the list with a rubber base. Attached lid Wear a hat. (In many places in the US, men dont’ find it “cool” to wear a warm knit hat and would rather freeze). At night, wear a nightcap, like Santa. You lose a lot of heat at the top of your head.