The TSA has a public list of almost 500 items and if they can be checked or carried on to a plane. TheTSA’s What Can I Bringpage has answers for everything from “aerosol insecticide” to “yogurt.” The first page alone has information on air mattresses, artificial skeleton bones, an...
There are two main types of packaging to consider – external and internal. For external packaging, unless you're shipping something that needs special care (like liquids or powders), a sturdy cardboard box is usually the way to go. Be sure to choose a high-quality corrugated box to...
Don't over pack Remember to utilize your personal bag (like a purse or briefcase) Put any liquids in a smaller zip-lock bag to prevent spills and leaks For a shorter trip, such as a week or less, you may be able to pack everything you need in just your carry-on suitcase. Bringing...
Major shipping carriers including USPS, FedEx, UPS, and DHL have their own set of rules when it comes to shipping makeup, especially any that may contain flammable liquids. Be sure to read through your shipping carrier’s rules and guidelines beforehand to ensure your products ship on time wi...
Are you planning how to pack for a long trip or who know living on the road? I will tell you what I´m packing for my travels. Some readers ask me about that, it´s simple and easy packing for a long trip. First of all, I pack for a long trip very light. At the beginning...
Driving down to Florida is much different than taking a plane rin regards to space and item restrictions. Planning to go to the beach is different than spending the day at a theme park. Read on for advice on how to pack your bags for your trip, as well as what you cannot pack on an...
Make sure to check your pockets to ensure you have not accidentally left your cellphone or iPod inside.[11] Remove any liquids or gels.If you are planning to pack liquids or gels in your carry-on, they will need to be removed from your bag at security. All liquids traveling with you ...
How to Pack for a Week of Travel in a Carry-On Double check exactly what you’re allowed to bring. Every airline may be slightly different and some airports are stricter than others. For example, I’ve noticed French and British airports can be absolute sticklers about your liquids bag an...
When packing your hand baggage, don’t forget about restrictions on liquids that you can take on board. These include drinks, liquid foods, cosmetics, etc. Strict rules also apply to creams, gels, aerosols, shaving foams, toothpaste, and lotions. You are only allowed to transport liquids in...
Bring sample-size toiletries, including toothpaste—the TSAdoes not permit containers larger than 3.4 oz.in carry-on bags. Consider alternatives to liquids. Buy toiletries upon arrival and try what the locals use. Just because you're allowed to take 3.4 ounces of liquids doesn't mean you need...