what's the best temperature of water to drink?
what's the best temperature of water to drink?
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My preference is tea temperature water (not scalding hot but a good hot) because it settles my tummy.
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As cold as if it just dripped off a glacier
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hot, because drinking 热水 all the time is part of my lifestyle strategy in order to become Chinese
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this but unironically
president xi let me in, pls im begging u
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That's also how you stay healthy and powerful!
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As cold as it can be while still being liquid. I want the water to be so cold and refreshing it astral projects me to a mid 2000's stock desktop wallpaper.
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Glacial water must be to your liking
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Anywhere from 1C to 99C, it's too hard to drink otherwise.
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Look at this loser not drinking superheated or supercooled water.
Metastable water just hits different.
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Personally I love drinking water vapor
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热水. Hot water. I tried it in China because if you ask for water that’s the temp they’ll give it to you, and found I love it. It was funny, by the end of the trip, I was ordering it specifically, and they’d always put it in front of my wife and the ice water in front of me because she’s Chinese and I’m a foreigner, and we’d just switch the cups right in front of them.
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This is the way
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273.15 K
I can't wait to get a tooth fixed so I can chug ice-cold water again.
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I got a tooth fixed a couple months ago, and I'm waiting for the sensitivity to go away so I can drink cold water again.
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Ice fucking cold
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As cold as possible
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cold
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I truly don't think it matters to your body at all. The temperature difference from a little bit of water in your stomach isn't going to do much of anything and will be heated by your body in little time.
Preferences though? Cold water and only cold water. Warm water is like drinking spit to me and that's gross. Hot water is fine if there's something in it like coffee or tea.
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Room temperature or slightly below
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95℃ with a tea bag for a while, and then some oat milk.. so like 35-ish for drinking?
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Wait, you don't boil your water first?
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you are correct i had a brainfart. it's about 95
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Ice. I like my water crunchy.
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just above freezing
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Whatever temperature piss is
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Hello
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Groundwater temperature. It's always been easily available that way, it's not too hot, and not too cold, just a little on the cool side.
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My family used to fill up jugs from an artesian spring by us, and it was incredible. So cold, so tasty, incredible for brewing. Annnnd in about my 20th year of life, they shut it down for being full of PFAs 😎 but at least now I don’t have to worry about brain plaque with how much mines scotch-garded
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Depends on season. Winter > hot, summer cold, autum/spring > whatever temp it comes out of the tap
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Seasonal water preference! Interesting
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Mostly just the inverse of whatever the outside temp is. Also kinda holds for coffee/tea tol where I'll switch to the iced versions (or cold) of each in summer
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Exactly 4°C. I won't be taking further questions.
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It's sparkling water at approximately 50 degrees fahrenheit
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room temp. Easy to drink, easy to store.
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Tea temperature water is only good when its cold outside, otherwise I like 65-33.
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I usually drink it room temperature, but it's best ice cold.
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Depends on environment, time of day, activity etc
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whatever the temperature is in the main pipes. so ground temperature.
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5C. I dislike hot drinks. Frozen drinks like smoothies are good too.
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room temp if it's bottled water, cold otherwise
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Cole
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