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Is there a way to fly with your toiletries without them exploding all over the place?
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RE: Traveling Toiletries
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Post By FLD (Guest Post)
(10/30/2004)
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I save all the free samples I get from the internet and take them.
RE: Traveling Toiletries
I usually decant all my toiletries into small bottles to save space, (I travel light!). I put them in plastic bags as previously suggested, but if I have anything I particularly don't want to lose, (expensive lotions, etc.), I carry it in my hand luggage - the pressurized cabin prevents expansion and leakage.
RE: Traveling Toiletries
Many airplanes do not compress the air in the cargo holds and so if I absolutely have to bring those items I carry them on in my carry on bag.
RE: Traveling Toiletries
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Post By Jennifer (Guest Post)
(05/15/2004)
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In addition to Faye's idea about squeezing the air out of the containers, I always put potential "explodables" inside a ziplock gallon bag just in case!
RE: Traveling Toiletries
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Post By Faye (Guest Post)
(05/15/2004)
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For all liquid toiletries in soft plastic, be sure there is air space in the container. Open the container and squeeze the air out, the bottles should look dented. Recap without letting air back in. Try to not travel with any aerosol cans, like hairspray.
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