I bought my micro Hydro Flask at Whole Foods. I've used it a handful of times, but I just noticed there's water trapped in the lid. Has anyone had that problem????? It's somewhat hard to see, but there's definitely water.
I tried removing that plastic (or possibly silicone?) with a knife but ended up scratching the other part of the lid instead.
Help!
Is this a good water bottle? Does it have good ice retention? And is it easy to clean the lid to prevent mold growth?
I had a great visit to a thrift store yesterday. This was among my finds. I've looked for a hydroflasks many times before
She's currently hanging out with some goo gone on the stickers, then off to a nice hot bath. She's a bit dented and worn but she's all mine!
My mom threw away my hydroflask and so I redrew it to help find it.
The main thing is the cap it had a straw but the handle if it wasnt flexible it was ridge and part of the rest of the cap.
Im pretty sure it was a 24 once I do think the color is off a little
Can't tell if I got a fake from eBay, batch number is f151542. The Hydro flask printing on the main body of the bottle is smudged and crooked and the markings on the bottom are way off center. Going to test if it actually has decent insulation
It has been soaked in vinegar overnight, bleached, etc.
Today is going to be a good day
can i exchange this? Its been 2 months Im so mad I could drive my car off the bridge I just done working and It falled while unlocking my car.. Im about to throw it away every time I look at it I keep getting frustrated :) thanks
WHAT WOULD YOU DO WITH THIS FALLEN HYDRO😓
64 oz vs 128 oz. The 64 oz isn't enough water for me throughout the day. So I had to bring out the gallon hydro.
Rust colored stain in basin. I have scrubbed with a bottle brush and scraped with a knife but it won't dissolve.
I have mostly only really drank water out of it.
It was dropped and lightly dented but it's about 1/4 of the way around the bottle from the stain.
What is this stain? Should I continue to use it?
as many of us Canadians and international countries know already, Hydroflask only ships within the US (i believe) and so getting a warranty seems a little more tricky.
when i was putting in my warranty form, i didn’t find a lot of information about the process. i only came across maybe one negative experience with putting in a warranty form from Canada.
i sent in a warranty form and it went well and they would get back to me almost immediately. the longest they took was a little over 24 hours. it took around a week or so for the warranty to be approved a as many have said, they had to send in pictures in order to prove it’s authenticity and that the Hydroflask was impaired for whatever reason i had claimed. in my case, i sent in photos twice, then they asked me to do a heat test and then send a video of me writing on the bottle in permanent marker. it was a lot to ask of, but for a warranty i guess it made sense.
the only downside to the warranty is that not all sizes and colours are available in the Canadian Hydroflask warehouse. for example, mine was a 64oz and not only was the colour not available, but the size. therefore they offered to send me two 32oz, which i kindly declined and asked me to notify when they become available. the other option was to ship it to an address in the US, which i don’t have.
hopefully this helps other. let me know if you have any questions !