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    dehydrated water weighs like nothing!
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    Quote Originally Posted by smak View Post
    dehydrated water weighs like nothing!
    Depends what you carry it in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by emerald View Post
    If that's what you wanted, you got it in post #2. The remainder could have been ignored and most of it is garbage.
    Humor is not garbage.

    Humor is a spice of life.

    Spice it up, SOG.

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    Quote Originally Posted by XCskiNYC View Post
    The intention was to make it clear that I meant the weight that would register on a common household digital scale, like the scale I use to weigh myself and my pack before a hike, as opposed to "liquid" weight.
    if you had the scale available, you could have just weighed your water bottle yourself.

    I think you are mistaken about dry weight / liquid weight. Weight is weight (actually weight is the force exerted on a mass by the gravitational attraction between that mass and the earth, or whatever planet you are on at the time, but it doesn't matter if it's liquid or solid.) Maybe you're thinking about dry and liquid measuring cups. That's a whole different story, though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Austexs View Post
    Humor is not garbage.

    Humor is a spice of life.

    Spice it up, SOG.

    Thank me later.


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    Just carry dehydrated water. It weighs less. At he end of the day, just add water to rehydrate it..So easy, a caveman can do it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Graywolf View Post
    Just carry dehydrated water. It weighs less. At he end of the day, just add water to rehydrate it..So easy, a caveman can do it.
    Be careful with that! I read somewhere (Probably WB) that dehydrated water can cause cancer!
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    Quote Originally Posted by emerald View Post
    This thread is hilarious!
    Or weird. Don't alert the carriers.

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    I heard that using dehydrated water without rehydrating it can cause serious medical issues such as this one really weird one called De-hy-dration...
    Scary, huh?
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    I hope it dosent weigh less than mine. Otherwise I am going to have to upgrade

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    Quote Originally Posted by David@whiteblaze View Post
    I heard that using dehydrated water without rehydrating it can cause serious medical issues such as this one really weird one called De-hy-dration...
    Scary, huh?
    What's even more frightening is what happens to a person when they drink a couple gallons of dehydrated water then re-hydrate it inside themselves. 'Taint pretty!
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    Default This stuff?

    Got this back in the early (!) '70's. No expiration date, so I hope it's still OK.


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    Quote Originally Posted by David@whiteblaze View Post
    I heard that using dehydrated water without rehydrating it can cause serious medical issues such as this one really weird one called De-hy-dration...
    Scary, huh?
    Well, duh, where do you think the term "dehydration" came from? From too much dehydrated water!
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    It depends on what you have in it.

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