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Mimi 1 year ago
#16 wow, good tip bro...
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Virdie 1 year ago
Best tip... don't take anything creamy that you can pick up at a corner store for cheap (creams, toothpaste, soap) most are provided at hotels, family or friends homes. Saves a lot of hassles at TSA
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Virdie 1 year ago
Another really good tip... make a list and pack only personal things you used the 7 days prior to the trip. Nail clippers, meds. If you haven't used it recently you won't need it.
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Virdie 1 year ago
Pack a single extra outfit in your carry-on or backpack in an easy to describe pocket. So if you need to change clothes after an accident you can send help for it. Saved my dignity when I had explosive food poisoning on a plane... that's also how you get your own plane bathroom the entire trip.
"A foldable travel pillow- not the kind that wraps around your neck, but an actual small memory foam pillow that folds into a traveling bag. I use it on trains/planes and to provide neck support at hotels."
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Mimi 1 year ago
#16 wow, good tip bro...
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Virdie 1 year ago
Best tip... don't take anything creamy that you can pick up at a corner store for cheap (creams, toothpaste, soap) most are provided at hotels, family or friends homes. Saves a lot of hassles at TSA
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Virdie 1 year ago
Another really good tip... make a list and pack only personal things you used the 7 days prior to the trip. Nail clippers, meds. If you haven't used it recently you won't need it.
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Virdie 1 year ago
Pack a single extra outfit in your carry-on or backpack in an easy to describe pocket. So if you need to change clothes after an accident you can send help for it. Saved my dignity when I had explosive food poisoning on a plane... that's also how you get your own plane bathroom the entire trip.