Random poll: Do you keep a glass of water by your bedside?

[Anonymous]

No. I usually drink water before going to bed and rarely wake up during the night.

[Anonymous]

Not since I was eight years old.

[Anonymous]

My cats are jerks, so it’s a water bottle, but yes.

[Anonymous]

I keep two glasses of water by my bedside. I have some supplements I eat at night before sleeping and I drink one glass of water then. I drink another glass of water as soon as I wake up in the morning. I am 55 yr old woman. I do not feel thirsty or go to the bathroom at night.

[Anonymous]

Yes, and it always feels weirdly indulgent when I am away from home and can leave an open water glass out, not worrying about the cats getting into it.

[Anonymous]

Yes, I do! And it’s weird because I asked myself this question, like, today! Growing up, we didn’t have central air, but a whole house attic fan. It would get ot, but not dry. I cannot make it though the night in my house without water. My mouth is like a desert. Also, our house is clean, but I can detect dust overnight. Covered water bottle is ideal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t use glasses. I use my hydroflasks (worth every penny).

Best part of DCUM, hearing about different products. Just googled “hydroflask”. Who knew?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t use glasses. I use my hydroflasks (worth every penny).

Best part of DCUM, hearing about different products. Just googled “hydroflask”. Who knew?

I have a Yeti - so awesome. Ice cold water in the AM. I carry it with me everywhere!

[Anonymous]

I always keep an insulated tumbler with a lid at my bedside. I'm not afraid of "overnight dust" (how dusty IS your house?), but I do occasionally knock it over in the middle of the night, and I like that the insulation keeps the water cold and keeps the glass from sweating.

I used to use water bottles, but I've found they're difficult to clean thoroughly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is it really that hard to get up and go into the bathroom or kitchen?

Yes. There's no ice in my bathroom, and my kitchen is a hike from my bedroom.

[Anonymous]

I used to, till I found my cat drinking from it. Now i go thirsty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is it really that hard to get up and go into the bathroom or kitchen?

I keep a water bottle on my nightstand, and as a result I get up and go the the bathroom a couple times a night.

Funny -- I don't ever drink water from the bathroom tap.

[Anonymous]

No. Didn't even know it was a thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t use glasses. I use my hydroflasks (worth every penny).

Best part of DCUM, hearing about different products. Just googled “hydroflask”. Who knew?

My daughter got me the version with the straw lid and it’s the best thing ever! When I’m lying in bed I don’t even have to worry about twisting off a top, spilling water over myself by missing my mouth a bit, tilting my head back, etc. Just put my mouth on and sip! And yes the coldness is GREAT.

[Anonymous]

Yes. Glass of water or bottled.