How many glasses of water do you have a day?

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If a glass is a pint?

I’ve drank almost three pints today and will probably have another three before bed. I don’t have to force myself or anything, I’m thirsty if I drink any less than this a day.

DH thinks it’s excessive and my family are always teasing me about drinking a lot of water. I don’t understand how they’re not more thirsty.

How much do you drink?

I mainly drink water so about 1 - 1.5 litres of water and then a couple of other drinks like tea with oat milk, peppermint tea, green tea or lemon and ginger tea. I’m quite active, run 3 times a week, do a couple of gym classes, walk the dogs etc and find that’s enough fluids for me.

Speak to your doctor if you’re concerned.

Thank you. I’ve always been the same. I couldn’t imagine eating a meal without a pint of water to wash it down. No other symptoms of diabetes.

About 1.5 litres, not because I’m thirsty but because I believe it’s a healthy thing to do.

Am like you, constantly drinking. Had a diabetes test and Im at the upper end of 'normal' but still just within. Always been like this though even when I was very slim.

Do get a medication- related dry mouth though so I sip constantly partly because of that.

None. Only coffee, Would only drink water if I neede to take tablets.

Just thirsty. I don’t think I get a dry mouth, I just feel thirsty. I could never eat my evening meal and go to bed without a drink, I’d be choking.

I'm absolutely amazed by the number of pp who say they never drink water!

I make a pot of coffee for breakfast , have a cup of tea at lunch time and make a pot of tea in the evening.

But I do try and drink water during the day - not full glasses but sips of it all day. And I have a glass of water by my bed at night and try to drink at least one glass during the night, sometimes more.
I feel very aware I don't drink enough water. I always take some out with me when I leave the house.

I recently had cataract operations and drinking lots of water in the recovery period was pivotal. So I've upped my water intake accordingly.

Probably about 3 litres. I don’t like tea or coffee and I used to drink nothing but Vimto but after forking out a week’s salary on fillings last month due to a lifetime of scrummy Vimmy, I am trying to break the habit. So, a weak Vimto first thing then water the rest of the day. I drink it with every meal and before bed and get a bit anxious if I don’t have a drink of water with me for some reason.

I probably drink 3 pints of water a day and then 3 coffees and 3 teas.

I've never drunk that much water. In winter I'd drink maybe two small tumblers a day and one of those is when I take medication. The rest of the time I drink either tea or coffee - probably three or four of each, and I switch to decaf in the evenings. On a long car journey of a couple of hours I'll usually drink a bottle of water. In hot summer weather I will drink a lot more water, probably about two pints or thereabouts.

About 2 litres a day . Couple cups of tea.
I get a headach if I have not drank enough water . Plus I can tell the difference with my skin and my stomach if I have not been drinking enough .
Also its great for blood pressure and for other health reasons.
But I get a lot of people just really dont like drinking plain water.
Definitely hate having to pee so much .

I drink 2 to 3 litres of water a day.

Always surprised to read people only drink tea, coffee or juice

I drink about 3 litres of water a day. Other than one cup of tea first thing, it’s the only thing I drink though.

The tap water was famously not nice where I grew up so I have never liked water much, I'll reach for most other things first, hot drinks in winter preferably. I drink a lot of teas or juices. Probably almost no water daily in winter & a fair amount daily on hot summer days.

I've never quite understood people who need a drink with a meal.

I have a lot of high-water foods, like soups, too.

One big glass in the morning (not a pint). 4-5 mugs of tea before 4pm, sips from a water bottle at work until around 7pm. Nothing after or is be up peeing all night - actually I do anyway, fecking menopause.

I also eat lots of fruit and veg, lots of water in that.

I can’t drink any fluid with a meal, it makes me nauseous for some reason. But throughout the day, five decaf teas, and probably two pints of water.

None, but lots and lots of tea and coffee (and wine)

3 big mugs of tea and about 2l of water. I also get thirsty. If I’m exercising it might be closer to 2.5l

can’t have water at my desk so I tend to gulp a lot back on lunch!

Zero unless thirsty

I have a 500ml glass at least x 5 daily. Very weak sugar free squash as I can’t take to plain water at all. Plus usually x 1 cup of tea.
Having had kidney stones last year I am very aware of how much I drink so I monitor it on nutracheck

3 litres minimum , today I’ve had half as squash though as was having a bored of plan day - I have kidney disease

Amazed by how much tea and coffee people drink! Wow.

I have no idea how much water I drink, I would guess around 2.5 litres. I drink it all day. Also can’t eat a meal without a glass of water. One coffee per day. Tea once in a blue moon.

I must drink around 2.5litres of water plus two or three mugs of hot drink eg tea/coffee/herbal teas, and sometimes a glass of something alcoholic or fizzy.

Like you I always need a drink with a meal, plus I really worry about having bad breath and I get a weird taste in my mouth if I don’t drink enough. I also get a fuzzy head and very tired when I’m dehydrated.

I drink an excessive amount. To the point that I get anxious if i don’t have a glass on the go . But am now having medical investigations , aware it’s not normal, and have a few other symptoms that may point to an underlying condition unfortunately.

2-2.5L which is 4-5 pint glasses a day. Usually drink tap water at room temperature.

One when I wake up, and one at both lunch and dinner.

Then a glass sipped during day while working and another 600-700ml of clear protein drink sipped during evening.

I don’t drink tea or coffee.