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Have your flown with aeresols lately?
I was wondering if you have flown with shaving cream, hair mousse etc in your checked in bags recently and if so, how it survived?
I realize that these products can be purchased at destination, but we will be staying on 3 islands during upcoming trip and would prefer not having to buy these things 3 times. I read the recent threads on ziplocks etc but am looking for info regarding how these products actually held up during flight... Any leaks etc? Thanks in advance, Debi |
Definitely put them inside a liquid proof container of some kind. A friend of mine had one that leaked into the plastic bag - but it was brand new and full - which may have been the problem. Or, the top may have been defective - who knows.)
(I have had pop-top travel bottles leak when they were completely full - in a carry-on, not checked luggage - you need to leave some room inside the bottle or can for the liquid to expand in the lower air pressure.) |
no problems with shaving cream in checked bags for me, but do put it in a ziplock.
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no problem here but I always put them in a zip lock.
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Same with me, no problems. I put mine in zip lock bags, and then that bag goes inside a plastic grocery bag so I can tie the handles together...extra secure in case the zip lock pops open.
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Debit~ I've flown wearing Aerosoles~ funny .. you can use them on hair, underarms or feet.
((*))Have a fabulous trip, lucky girl! |
Very funny J! :o) As long as you haven't flown my the seat of your pants!
Debi |
ha.. don't get me started on my years in a single engine Cherokee above the Aleutians.. accompanied by screaming teenagers and hungover fishermen..
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Debi,
Just make sure they're not brand new, as NYtraveler was saying. Same goes for any kind of liquid. There's no room for the air pressure to go. Sometimes I even put items like these in two ziplocs. Wow - 3 islands?? You lucky girl! |
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