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One Good Thing: My Top Tips on Staying Hydrated at Home

Maxwell Ryan
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Maxwell left teaching in 2001 to start Apartment Therapy as a design business helping people to make their homes more beautiful, organized AND healthy. The website started up in 2004 with the help of his brother, Oliver. Since then he has grown ApartmentTherapy.com, added TheKitchn.com, our home cooking site, and has authored four books on design. He now lives with his daughter in a lovely apartment in Brooklyn.
updated May 4, 2021
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Welcome back, people! After a brief hiatus, during which Hands and I both got our Covid shots (and felt crappy for a bit), we’re back in action with a really fun segment on how to stay hydrated at home. The insights came from really bumping up the hydration during the lockdown as we were both working long hours at the computer and not getting out as much.

While I’ve always been a fan of hydrating, I will admit that I wasn’t good at it. I will only drink a lot of water if it’s easy, so we’ve figured out how to make it easy. This segment has a few great tips as well as an introduction to the Aarke Carbonator III, which has replaced cans and old-fashioned seltzer bottles at my house. Enjoy!

In This Episode:

  1. Aarke Carbonator III with bottles
  2. Fidus Large Motivational Bottle
  3. Steel Straws with Silicone Tips

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