10 Carry-on Packing MISTAKES you're making | 2024 Airplane Packing Tips
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- Carry-on Packing Mistakes to Avoid your first time flying so you can breeze through the TSA line. Travel Hacks for How to Pack for a trip in 2024 and the most common packing mistakes we've all made.
These are the 10 worst packing mistakes we’ve all made but should avoid while packing for our next trip. Whether you are a seasoned traveler or planning for your first trip in a while, these are the worst packing mistakes to avoid before your travel in 2024. I have made my fair share of packing mistakes, but you don’t have to make these avoidable packing mistakes the next time you travel. These are the most common packing mistakes to avoid to save time and money!
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CHAPTERS
0:00 - Packing mistakes to avoid in 2024
0:18 - Mistake #1: Packing new clothes that they haven't tried on
1:09 - Mistake #2: Not prioritizing the liquids you bring
1:32 - Bring things you won't be able to get in your destination
1:55 - Mistake #3: Not checking the expiration dates
2:20 - Mistake #4: Packing your shoes in your suitcase without putting them in a travel bag
2:40 - Don't pack your bulkiest shoes - wear them
2:46 - Mistake #5: Packing devices without a charger
3:06 - Tip: Label your cords and place them with your devices the night before
3:24 - Mistake #6: Packing the entire vitamin container
3:36 - Tip: pack a pill organizer
3:58 - Mistake #7: Packing things that you MIGHT need
4:47 - Mistake #8: Not making sure your clothes match
5:30 - Mistake #9: Forgetting you need to go through airport security
6:08 - Mistake #10: Not weighing your luggage
6:10 - Tip: Weigh yourself holding/not holding the bag
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I buy small plastic jewelry zip top bags (about 1” x 2”) and divide my vitamins into daily packets, then put them all in 1 ziploc sandwich bag. At the end of the trip, all I have left is the baggies, which I can either reuse or toss.
I keep a list of everything I bring on my trip. When I return I check off every item I used. This will show if I had forgotten or lost anything during my journey. And anything I didn’t use will not be brought on my next trip.
I keep all liquids in 100 ml containers or smaller. Never had problems going through security. The reason I keep them all in one bag is that just in case if anything get spilled it’ll be contained within the bag. I’ll also throw in some paper napkins in the bag for extra safety measures.
This is a great refresher video especially if we have not travelled in the past few years. I like to pack the least possible especially clothing. On long journeys we pick up so much that we'll need the extra space. Plus when we repack, it's never as tight as the first time. As you said, liquids and gels and metal that make scanners go off - put them in see through zip lock bags. I always bring a few extra garbage bags and empty backpack with me just in case my luggage is over the weight limit. Don't forget to renew passports, visas, driver's licenses, etc. Thanks for sharing
Big yes for bringing garbage bags! This should have made the top 10 list, thank you for sharing!
These are all such excellent tips. For several years, I was going once a month on a road trip with my sister to visit our Mom. I ended up purchasing a second charge cord for each device I brought with me. I always had my cords, plus I didn’t have to keep unplugging them at home, packing them, plugging them in where I stayed, unplugging them to bring them home, then replugging them back in once I was home. I had a separate little case that held all my labeled cords, and it worked out perfectly! I never forgot to bring them with me and I never left them behind at a hotel or Airbnb!! Also, with vitamins and medications, I always packed extras. You never know when your trip might get extended, either for a reason beyond your control or just because you wanted to extend it a day or 2!!
Some great tips here, Carol! Thank you so much for sharing.
I do this as well, with my devices cords, adaptors, etc. And same with my prescriptions!
Last year, I found out u can't mail prescription pills, unless it's from a doctor, when I travelled one...
Packing your pills in a pill organizer is a great idea, but I would put that organizer in a zip-top bag. I had an organizer loose in my suitcase on one trip, only to find that some of the compartments had come open and my pills were scattered throughout my suitcase. If you put it in a bag, you can roll up the bag and put a rubberband around the roll to help keep them closed, and if they do still manage to come open, your pills are still safe in the bag.
I had that happen too !!! It's a big annoyance.
Great discussion….thanks
Dont put your pills in pill organizer always keep them in the original packaging.
If you are traveling with prescription medicine and they always put it into larger bottle that you don’t need to take on a trip with you, because the bottle could’ve held 10 times the prescription amount, you can ask your pharmacist to print you a separate label and you can put that label on a very small bottle. I’m not sure the pharmacy will do this after you’ve had a prescription for sometime. I always ask for the extra label at the time I’m picking up the prescription and immediately put it on a very small bottle and transfer my prescription to get small bottle.
I always make a list of things I need. I always overpack..so it helps me not pack as much, and I always leave a little section for before I LEAVE on my paper somewhere that has my ID, charger, medication I can't buy, headphones, make-up,brush, etc that are items we usually leave out cause we use them before we leave.
Thanks for the tips! You have to be disciplined when packing. I am still a work in progress! Wanting to overpack is my biggest issue. I try to travel with one carry-on and a personal item I can put under the seat but often bring way too many clothes that I never use!
So true! Overpacking is always a challenge but it's so liberating when you travel with just the essentials.
I was once an over-packer. I was cured of this when I was dinged about 24 Euro for overweight charges. One tip I have heard is to lay out all the clothes you *want* to take. Then cut that by half. Maybe even cut by half one more time after that. Doing some laundry is always an option. Also finding materials that don't retain odor. If travelling in winter, layers made with merino wool are good for keeping warm and not retaining sweat/BO. Plus, if you don't pack a lot, you have room in your luggage for nice things you can buy at your destination! 😁
@@labtechsuperstar true. There are now trips I take where I know laundry is cheap so I'll pack only about half of what I need and I have them do laundry. another great tip is to have laundry done a couple of days before you leave, so your clothes are all nice and fresh when they go into your bag, it's easier to pack them and you can just put them back into the closet when you come home.
Great tips Megan. Thx.
Great Video Megan awesome tips as always
Wonderful tips …. Thx you
Lovely tips Thank you
A 2 gallon zip-lock bag works well for most shoes. I disagree about packing your bulkiest shoes. My alternative tip is to wear slip-on shoes to help you get through security quickly and easily. If you do have bulky shoes, go ahead and pack them, but make sure you fill the space inside of them with other things like socks, T-shirts, etc. (Put those items in zip-lock bags if you are worried about them smelling like feet.) Regarding weight, pack dense (small and heavy) items in your personal bag. It's not likely to be weighed. A final tip, if you unzip your personal bag to remove a laptop or similar item, make sure you re-zip it. I didn't do that on my most recent tip and a TSA agent flipped my bag over and dumped out several thousand dollars of camera equipment! Fortunately, nothing was damaged.
Good refresher, especially on luggage scales
Excellent tips. Thanks
Great tips. It’s winter where I live and I packed a pair of normally comfortable, broken in sandals that I haven’t worn for 6 months as I was going to a place where it was summer. The sandals rubbed my feet the first time I wore them. Next time I’ll be sure to wear these shoes again for a few days before packing them!
thank you !!!
The Sensodyne Toothpaste didn't look like Travel Size! 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
great tips as always lispy. enjoy the pro tips.
I've recently started using laundry detergent sheets and plan on bringing a few for my travels instead of the liquid version. It'll save both space in the liquids bag and weight overall
Laundry detergent sheets are perfect for travel! I dissolve them in a little bit of water before adding to the washing machine, since some machines aren't great at dissolving them. 🌺 Heidi
Some great tips! Thanks for these! ✈️✈️✈️
My pleasure!
Great tips! I'm guilty of forgetting to pack my charging cords! I got a little pouch to keep them organized, and I'm hoping that will also help me remember them. I pack mostly solid toiletries and only bring liquids if there isn't a solid alternative. 🌺 Heidi
I love the way you explain... I love you...
First comment is that you shouldn’t take tags off of things before you try them on. Because if they don’t fit then you can’t return them. Second, your liquids don’t expire per se. They may lose potency but they still work.
Also you can wash and reuse the containers for a new or another product
Your sunscreen DOES expire. If you take SPF 50 sunscreen that is expired and expect it to work at that potency, it will not and you will burn more easily and sooner than expected. It's unpredictable how your sunscreen will have degraded, and how much, so it's better to just get new. It's different for things like shampoo or lotion.
@@erinlikesacornishpasty4703 if you read what j wrote I said it may lose potency.
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Excellent advice! I always pack stuff based on when I will use it.
By the way with the sunscreen, also if you go to a place where they don't use sunscreen as much and therefore sell it much more expensive! I had this in China.
Nice tips.
The weighing technic awesome dear
The best tips on UA-cam! Would you happen to have a link for your backpack that you show on this and other videos? TY!
Loved the weight tip. I usually put the bag on the scale. I have the bag scale but, Due to an injury I can no longer pick the bag up.
I like oyur suggestions becasue you don't make recommendations in a "one size fits all" mind set.
Different people have different needs. Your suggesions are pretty universal. Thanks.
Thanks for the tips!
True about the cords. I forgot mine on my trip to Oahu and cost me almost $50 for a cord..jeez and it was from Walgreens. Leaving for Maui in 2 days and making sure I don't forget it this time.
You'll probably will never do this again but if you do, ask at a hotel to see if they have something in their lost and found that would work. My daughter did this, found a perfect cord and we weren't even staying at the hotel that helped her.
That size toothpaste would be confiscated. The size of a container cannot be more than 3.4 oz each regardless of how much is actually inside. Most full-size toothpaste tubes are 6+ oz. I watched a TSA agent remove toothpaste from two passengers' bags recently.
All great ideas. Any suggestions for leak proof TSA bottles? My hair being fickle needs it’s own shampoo. Love the pill organiser suggestion. Cheers from 🇦🇺.
Hello, thanks for the tips
How much is the liquid limit ?
And for the suit cabine, it’s only the luggage that shouldn’t surpass 10 kg ( the weight of the suitcase is not included right ?)
Can you make a video for packing essentials and travel necessities for international students going to college??
Really love love love your videos and feel you will guide appropriately. Thanks
Oh yes, i am.one those packing what I might need. And yes, you are correct that I never get to use it.😁
Great tips
Please note TSA in Oct 2021 was not allowing liquid meds over 3oz in hand luggage
Also I would highly suggest not to take skin care / hair care that are new as you don’t know how you will react . Best to stick with the true and tested
That is so true I tried new products and I had the worst rash and the perfume smelled horrible after a bit like a dead animal to me and I spent $$ Armani code . The shoe thing stunk up my bag. Tsa threw out my big bottles of products. I didn't know about the 3oz or under.
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I know the meds as in Oct as my mom was traveling with me and had a prescription for a cream.
Shoes, wipe the bottoms to remove any dirt and then in a bag … add a. Fabric softener sheet
Haven't traveled for ages xx
I take sample sizes with me on trips and have never had any reactions to any products. I took a new high end skin care sample to Europe, and luckily I didn't use it there. When I got back home I tried it and broke it in a horrible rash that looked like a sunburn. I will only take products that I have tried before.
Shoes: As a runner I always have abt 5-6 pair of runners in my closet that I rotate. When i travel I take the pair w the greatest mileage along as I always need running gear & use them for walking around etc. At the end of the trip, I toss them out & wear my alternate shoes home - leaving the sneaker space for my souvenirs…..always works for me
Hello, I'm going to the US (LA) for the first time from France and I was wondering if I needed to put my liquids that will be inside my suitcase in the hull, in a transparent bag for security too? Your videos are so helpful, thanks for making them :)
2:16 don't throw them away empty and clean them and reuse the containers for another product you will reduce plastic waste and have small sizes containers for your trip
I chuckled when you mentioned dress clothes and shoes. Finally have given up on that! The next flight will be a carry on so thanks for the liquids reminder.
You're welcome! Happy travels!
@@PortableProfessional Bali for three weeks!
I once followed the tip to not pack cosmetic items to save on weight. Browsing the shelves for these items in a foreign country can be great fun. BUT Coming from Europe I found that shower gel, shampoo, etc, were very expensive in the US.
as a heads up, the thin ribbon in the hat (where you put the foam) is for sizing the hat to your size...0:40
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Even more space saving for the medications/vitamins are the little zip-loc style baggies perfect for daily supplements. I have one for daily supplements and use others for things like Tums, Ibuprofen and Midol. It takes up no space whatsoever!
Omg, I have a liquid prescription for my skin and I was wondering how I was going to pack it!! I didn't know it doesn't count towards the allotted liquids! Thanks!!
Someone mentioned in the comments that their liquid prescription did count. Maybe check to see if the rules have changed.
hey.. I'm just wondering if I can carry my folding umbrella in my carry on bag.
I've found that a lot of charger cords have died a v. early death! Always test them before packing & possible even take an extra.
2:20 I made good experience with this cotton Aldi or Lidl bag for the shoes.
3:06 Bring a quartz watch or mechanical watch so you don't need to think about special cable.
The rest is anyway USB-Micro or C.
🧳Thanks for your advice! It is comforting to hear you review pro skills to remind us of what we haven't used in years.
That was Xspecial!
Glad you liked it!
Use astringent pads to avoid liquid. If I have a preference for certain shampoo or conditioner, I would buy them or the one with the closest ingredients from the city where I land.
Great tips, I thought carry-ons has a weight restrictions on liquids?
So traveling international do u think we can take a toothpaste that size. I am traveling and I have to take the kids toothpaste and medicine which are 4 oz u think they will allow that ? Thank you for your video it was very helpful
Keep the Kindle charging cable in the Kindle case, along with the biro that you'll need when time comes to fill in the landing card.
Top of the carry-on bag? A merino sweater or cardigan. It gets cold up there.
The rest of the space? Sufficient clothing to keep you going for 2-3 days while your hold-luggage is making its way to your hotel.
When flying domestically in the US, I put my prescription medications in a weekly pill container. I take photos with my phone of each pharmacy bottle with one pill in front of it for identification purposes and also have a list of my medications from my online medical record. If I was flying out of the US, I would take the actual prescription bottles with me.
For #9 I always take 2 plastic bags to move stuff around as needed. All liquids in one plastic bag for security, the rest of my toiletries in another. And then I'll swap things out so toothpaste and toothbrush, lip balm, hand sanitizer - basically anything liquid but that I'll need during the flight is in my personal item. Once I'm at my location - liquids that I need in the shower (I stay in hostels mostly so have to go down the hall usually to bathe) go in one bag and all the other toiletries go in the other bag.
Wow ! Very sophisticated and well thought through! Thanks for sharing! I will try and use your ideas on our upcoming India trip!
Great tips, as always! And yes, most of us nodded in agreement when you called that shoe bag "fancy".
Something you might experiment with someday is multi colored gaffer tape. (It is the photography version of duct tape.) Especially for labelling and organizing (color coordinating) electronics and cords. It doesn't leave any sticky residue like duct tape, and if you get multi colors they have a cloth backing that you can write on with a black sharpie. (Or get a white sharpie and write on black gaffer tape.)
You will find 1,000,000 uses, I bet.
Great video
Gaffers tape is one of our travel hacks! We've been using it to cover outlets to keep our toddler from putting his finger in the outlets. Maybe I'll start using it to label my charging cords, as well. Thanks for the idea! 🌺 Heidi
@@KenshoQuestGreat. If you have lots of cords, like behind a t.v. or computer, you can code multiple colors of gaff together to increase the number of unique color combinations.
I always put colored gaff tape on _both_ ends of any cords, so that they are super easy to uniquely identify when reaching/looking behind something with a mess of cords, or a crowded power outlet, or whatever.
That little bit of time it takes to wrap coded tape around both ends of a cord pays off when trying to troubleshoot something later when you're in a hurry.
I have a small pill organizer the size of my palm! I only take the whole bottle of my allergy medications (and birth control) because I never know what the pollen will be like where I am staying.
Love all your tips, ?without putting my 25# dog in the hole, how can I get my muffins to the UK?
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All hotels give a small toothpaste for each person and usually are not completely used so you can keep these to use in your bag and you don't have to take a whole big tube of toothpaste to take space and to be heavy
Those are best by dates. Doesn't mean the product is no good after that date.
Most colors and prints would go with that skirt.
Have you found a way to identify the small silicone containers (you know those we fill up with shampoo, moisturizer, etc.) I have tried plenty markers and the writing just doesn't stay.
I use labels from my label maker then put a clear piece of masking tape on top of it to kind of laminate it to keep it from coming off.
I use red nail polish to write the initial(s) of what I’m packing on the container top. Sh is for shampoo(if I don’t bring solid shampoo), C is for conditioner, SS for sunscreen, S for soap etc
One of my new favorite UA-camrs! Thanks so much for your articulate and practical video content! 💯✈️🧳💺❤️😁☀️
Wow, thanks! So glad to have you on the channel!
Can you bring a message gun on your carry on bag????
I always travel around the world with only 7 kilos of carry- on luggage and can extend it to 10 kilos if I travel on an airline that allows 10 kilos , I have noticed many people will have multiple cases for only a short trip packed with things that they will never use .
I travel with light weight 100% cotton clothes that can be easily washed if require during my travels , I always carry a very light weight towel and face washer , I only travel with the shoes that I wear which have to be comfortable and if I am going to a cold country I wear a very thick coat which I can take off once I reach the airline , I also wear extra clothes on to the airline if my bags are slight over in weight .
Some airlines are very fussy if your carry- on luggage which is only slightly over and they can take the luggage of you at the boarding gate and charge very high extra charges .
One budget international airline that travels mainly through Asia charges $275 extra for any checked in luggage .
Once I was going from Cairo to Copenhagen via London with a 10 hour stopover in London and British Airways wanted to take my 7 kilo carry- on luggage off me and put into the checked in luggage section and British Airways had a 20 kilo limit of carry-on luggage on that trip .
The good thing about carry-on luggage only is that you will not get stranded on arrival at the airports without your luggage . Always try to board the plane early because the last passengers to board might find the luggage storage on the plane is full and the luggage has to go beneath the plane .
The airlines on international travel only allow liquids or cosmetic to be in under 100 gram
I know a female with very fair skin and blonde hair who went to India for a holiday she could not find any cosmetic or hair products to match her skin and hair in the shops anywhere so travelers should also carry items with them that they may not be able to buy in the local shops when they travel but they have to be less than 100 grams in weight .
Is there a limit to just 1 ziplock bag for liquids? Can you pack more than one ziplock ( quart size) bag of liguids? One for make up and one for other essentials such as face creams, sunscreen and lotions?
Yes. TSA rules within the USA limit liquids brought on board with the 3-1-1 rule. 3.4 oz containers, 1 quart bag, 1 bag per person. If you are traveling as a family and you combine liquids, you may be able to organize them that way. (I tend to use my kids "carry-on bag" allotment.) 🌺 Heidi
@@KenshoQuest Thanks so much! I managed to remove one or two things to allow other essentials to be added to my one quart size baggie. I found the HEFTY brand, slider bag works great because of the flat bottom.
Nice common sense tips…in all my travel, I’ve had my travel toothbrush and paste with floss in separate pouch and have never been asked to put the paste into the 3:1:1 bag…so I never put it there….
I had a small tube of toothpaste in my jacket, and tsa didnt like that
@@irenevosgezang9731 I could see that happening…hope it didn’t spoil rest of your trip 🙂
@@lauralinkoff3776 No, luckily. I just got a telling of by the man.
You are so cute! I love watching your videos.
Thank you so much!! Glad you like them, Elizabeth, it's a pleasure to have you on the channel
Megan,
Your videos are always helpful❤️
1.What is the best travel insurance for ages over 80?
2. What carry on do you recommend for me?
Thank you
I own scales, which takes out the guesswork of 20kgs.
Don't Forget to roll up your clothing ,as it takes up less room and hang up when destination is reached, One of the most obvious tricks often forgotten is to put your name ,address and phone number inside your suitcase in case it gets lost as well as keeping a photo of your case to aid identification .
I do that too and I also found that if I roll them there's no wrinkles when I take them out again. Another plus.
Put dryer sheets in your shoes. It will keep them from stinking up your luggage. Also a small amount of baking soda, and laundry pre-treaters.
If your shoes stink that bad, your have a bigger problem than overpacking.......🤯
that's a great idea!
Could someone please tell me what the name of the travel insurance is? Thank you so much!
There are different types of "travel insurance". There is travel medical insurance for if you get sick/injured. There is also "Trip interruption/cancellation" insurance. That's in case stuff hits the fan and you're forced to cut the vacay short, or you can't go at all. Sometimes this insurance will also include things for baggage (lost bag). Some credit cards have included insurance for travel (check the policy). Also, there is often the option to buy insurance when you purchase your airfare. Then there is (and maybe I'm wrong here) specific separate insurance for COVID. As for names? Do you mean companies that offer this type of insurance?
@@labtechsuperstar Yes, I talking about companies that have this type of insurance. Thank you very much.
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Random comment: I really like your hairstyle. Liked other one too.
Hasn't anyone ever heard of tea tree spray - it also comes in lotion to take care of smelly feet and shoes ?
Wash and dry your feet, apply either the lotion on your feet, or spitz your feet with one quick spray, let it dry and then put your socks and shoes, or ladies, nylons on and your shoes
The tea tree will smell strong at first, but the scent disappears shortly and you don't ruin your shoes nor stink up your clothing or luggage
You do not at all have to leave your prescription drugs in its original packaging. You can place them in much smaller containers without any labels.
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Avoid packing sharp, and I mean avoid any sharp objects of any material; plastics, metals, wood, even rubber: such as, hairpins, plastic cutlery, even smartphone chargers-(the prongs), etc, carelessly, ---not just the carry on, the luggage as well. Sometimes in the heat of travel, one forgets the contents of the bags or luggage, dips their hands in to grab stuff, and, ding!! a vicious stab that completely disorientates the person---removimg whatever fun there was in the trip, because one's then have to deal with the pain associated with skin puncture, worry about infections, and if the injury is serious, medical attention, ---and there's also the issue of unexpected expenditure and time lost tending whatever injury sustained.
you said… Brush your teeth on the plane… I absolutely hope you do not do this .....I would never use the potable water on an aircraft not even for coffee nothing not ever… Though if you have your own bottled water to brush your teeth with that would be OK👍
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True, nailed it!
@@PortableProfessional Great video 📹 haven't travelled in a while and getting the travel buzz again 😀
No- you should not pack vitamins in a container as you showed. Because if they check you in securiin ty or in customs -they could think it something else - oeven if what you claim it is. If they aren't sure and do not know what it is - they take it. They could take the whole bunch from you - because that has happen to me. Certain country is very very fuzzy about this. Its better to skip your vitamins or pack the just amount of them in their original package and then throw the container after the trips ending and before you enter the airport-then it doesnt take space anymore.
. And also hope for the best that they still not snatch it. They could do it if they are unsure of the items. So its a friendly warning. Every second time i treval they take me in custom and the same amount in security check in. I dont know why but i never ever anymore take anything that could be suspious - even if it obvious it is not something fishy. Especially i Switzerland, Germany, Norway and Italy they are more suspious of any kind of pills.
Where are you going?
Wee story: My husband bought a dozen new Giordano Tees (all of the same design) before a trip. Didn’t want to try them on since he usually shops there. But first morning, found the neckline was so high it choked him. So we spent the first day at a mall, shopping for shirts LOL. Don’t do this through, especially for a solid man shopping in an Asian mall. Lucky they had a “cotton on” store with big sizes too.
1. Put dryer sheets in your suitcase and shoes. 2. Put pills in mini-ziplocks 3. Pack old socks and underwear that can get thrown out as you go. 4. Pack used paperbacks that can be tossed when you finish them.
If u r a lady and use tampons dont forget to bring them with u. In some parts of the world they r not easy to find or super expensive or just bad quality😝
Stewardess?
Don't you need to bring the whole vitamin bottle just to prove that they're actual vitamins?
No. I take my meds and OTC stuff out of the bottles all the time and have never had an issue.
I put my shoes in shower caps.
You'll lose your liquids anyway because your containers are too big.
Prescription liquids and creams don't count toward your liquid limit unless you are traveling through Heathrow. They don't care that they are prescriptions. They require that your name be on the actual container which the pharmacies don't do.The pharmacies place your name and info on the boxes instead. Heathrow TSA agents are the worst about this. American ones are far more understanding.
Thank you for this! I'm heading to Heathrow in July. This was never mentioned in any forums I've looked.
Thank you for this! I'm heading to Heathrow in July. This was never mentioned in any forums I've looked.
The is no such word as "exspecially" but apart from that I'm appreciating the videos. cheers
You are not the only one who mispronounces this word. Lots of people do!
We all have certain words we pronounce differently for whatever reason. I find it really endearing ❤
I agree! I live in Texas, and some Texans add an "r" to the word wash. They pronounce it "warsh". It's a "Texas thing". I've lived here most of my life so I don't think twice about it! LOL
are you changing all of your old videos to say 2023 in the title ? That's seems kind of cheap. Since year over year there are TSA changes ,why not be accurate ?
I don't want to be funny but what normal person wouldn't do all of these things...
Did not learn anything new at all unfortunately.