How to Drink More Water at Home
How to Outfit Your Kitchen So You'll Actually Want to Drink Water at Home
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Most of us know we should be drinking at least eight cups of water per day. After all, a hydrated body is a healthy body — and if you believe dozens of supermodels, it's the biggest beauty secret there is. But remembering to chug H2O isn't exactly the most thrilling thing on your to-do list, especially if you're working from home. So short of tattooing "drink more water" on your wrist, what can you do?
The answer is pretty simple: set yourself up for success by making it easy to drink more water. Depending on how you live, that could entail using a water bottle that makes your H2O taste better, thinking creatively about flavors, or investing in a sleek carbonator. Whatever you might need to deck out your kitchen, Bed Bath & Beyond has it.
Keep scrolling to see some simple ways to make water-drinking something you do without even having to think about it — and don't be surprised if a modeling agent stops you on the street after seeing your hydrated, glowing skin. Hey, it could happen!
Cirkul Starter Kit
Add some flavor to your water with this Cirkul Starter Kit ($35). The clever water bottle works with sugar-free flavor cartridges that imbue your H2O with fruit-punch, black-cherry, or mixed-berry flavors. You control the cartridge flow and can make it as lightly or fully flavored as you wish.
SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker
Of course, there's always the classic SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker ($80, originally $100), which comes in a few cheerful colors to accent your kitchen. Want to really get fancy? (Obviously, yes.) Set one of these bad boys up at your desk and watch your work day fizz on by.
Sodastream Bubly Smiles Variety Drops
Are you deeply into Bubly water? Make it yourself with this set of Sodastream Bubly Smiles Variety Drops ($24, originally $30), which are meant to be used with a Sodastream device. The drops are unsweetened, so all you get is pure fruity flavor — and lots of hydration to boot.
Primo Ceramic Crock Water Dispenser
To keep your water cool without ice, try this Primo Ceramic Crock Water Dispenser ($40). The ceramic crock insulates water, so all you need to do is plop a water bottle (sold separately) on top and sip, sip, sip.
Aarke Carbonator III Sparkling Water Maker
Featuring a slim and stylish profile, this stainless steel Aarke Carbonator III Sparkling Water Maker ($230) looks like a device you'd find in a craft-cocktail bar. Not so coincidentally, this carbonator makes professional-quality carbonated water, which you can drink unadorned or use in your own DIY drinks at home.
LifeStraw Home 10-Cup Water Filter Pitcher
Sip safely (and frequently) with this beautifully designed, BPA-free pitcher. The double-stage filtration process of the LifeStraw Home 10-Cup Water Filter Pitcher ($45) weeds out bacteria, parasites, microplastics, PFAs, and heavy metals — none of which you want in your H2O.
Black + Decker 1.7-Liter Rapid Boil Electric Kettle
If you find water boring, spice it up — literally — by brewing some tea. This Black + Decker 1.7-Liter Rapid Boil Electric Kettle ($35) heats water quickly, so you'll be drinking Earl Grey before you know it.
Cuisinart Perfectsteep Tea Bag Infuser
On that note, loose-leaf tea is often more flavorful than the stuff in bags. Load up this Cuisinart Perfectsteep Tea Bag Infuser ($8) and judge for yourself.
Brita Premium Filtering Stainless Steel Water Bottle
A cute water bottle will encourage you to hydrate throughout the day. Why do we like the Brita Premium Filtering Stainless Steel Water Bottle ($25, originally $35)? For one thing, it's double-walled to keep water chilled. For another, the filter removes chlorine for better-tasting agua. Finally, it's on sale!
