How much water do you drink? (Does it matter?)

[Pat G]

okay... all this talk of gallons and ozes is confusing. speak in METRIC people.... and Australians spell litre right too btw.

700ml bottle refilled 3 times a day for me. so. approx 2.1 litres for those not in the know.

[Ryan Sannar]

I generally drink a little under a gallon a day. Its actually easier to drink it at work than to do it at home. I grabbed an old 2 litr soda bottle and have been using it for a while now. Probably should get something BPA free.

The only exception is when I fast, then it just doesn't appeal as much to me. I generally get half a gallon in on those days.

Or when i'm fasting for religious purposes (once a month) I don't eat or drink anything for 2-3 meals.

[Atalan]

okay... all this talk of gallons and ozes is confusing. speak in METRIC people.... and Australians spell litre right too btw.

700ml bottle refilled 3 times a day for me. so. approx 2.1 litres for those not in the know.

1 gallon = 3.78 liters.

[m00se]

Maybe your side of the pond! /uk

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[WizardTrip]

okay... all this talk of gallons and ozes is confusing. speak in METRIC people.... and Australians spell litre right too btw.

700ml bottle refilled 3 times a day for me. so. approx 2.1 litres for those not in the know.

In that case, I aim for 2.95735296 liters a day :-)

[m00se]

You know it's extra confusing but I learnt things when reading about this. It all comes down to the US pint vs the UK pint. The US pint is 16 fluid ounces and the UK pint is 20. Both US and imperial gallons are 8 pints but the difference in pint definition makes the difference.

This is strange because in my experience the USA usually has bigger things than the rest of the world. It also explains why I always felt a little short changed when I bought a pint in the USA it also means the saying 'a pint's a pound the world around' should be extended to include the words 'except in the uk, where it's a pound and a quarter' :-p

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[jdanger]

You know it's extra confusing but I learnt things when reading about this. It all comes down to the US pint vs the UK pint. The US pint is 16 fluid ounces and the UK pint is 20. Both US and imperial gallons are 8 pints but the difference in pint definition makes the difference.

This is strange because in my experience the USA usually has bigger things than the rest of the world. It also explains why I always felt a little short changed when I bought a pint in the USA it also means the saying 'a pint's a pound the world around' should be extended to include the words 'except in the uk, where it's a pound and a quarter' :-p

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No wonder Guy Ritchie movies are so confusing.

[catsrgods]

I am trying to drink more water these days and I am currently around 70oz (including cups of green tea once or twice a day). I have a Smart Water bottle that I just fill up twice a day. I do not drink any soda or juice at all, just water, tea and coffee. I try to do all my water drinking before 6pm or I am up peeing constantly at night.....such a b***h when you are trying to wake up before 6am the next day!