Can you bring toothpaste on a plane? This and 5 other tips
hey hey vacay! The holiday season is right around the corner and you are most likely all set to get your annual dose of Vitamin sea. To ensure that your trip runs smoothly, we have 5 luggage tips so that you do not have to leave half of your suitcase contents at customs or at the airport. What is actually allowed in hand luggage? And how should this be packed? We have the answers for you!
Tip 1: Tiny but tidy
Don’t worry, you can still look fresh and fruity because in principle you don’t have to leave anything at home and everything can go in your suitcase. However, there are a number of rules attached to this. Your care products such as toothpaste, creams or gels can be taken in your hand luggage, what you have to take into account is that the packages may not be larger than 100 ml. Would you still like a larger amount? Then these liquids must be included in your checked baggage for the cargo hold. Easy, peasy!
Tip 2: Have a look
What you see is what you get. Yes, during the check of your hand luggage it is important that you can see at a glance which liquids are a max of 100 ml. Having with you a transparent, resealable, plastic bag is a must for this. No more than 10 liquids of 100 ml are allowed in this bag. Want to bring more products? Then divide this over the hand luggage of your holiday companions.
Tip 3: Get chewing
Did you know that you can take food with you in your hand luggage? Most solid food items are allowed, such as sandwiches, salads, vegetables, fruit, snacks and so on. So if you’re not a fan of airplane food, feel free to pack your own lunch box. After consuming your meal, we can imagine that you would like a fresh taste and clean feeling on your teeth, chewing gum offers a solution and can simply be taken in your hand luggage. Handy! because if you also have it immediately before take off and landing.. you can be sure that your ears won’t pop shut.
Tip 4: Let’s pierce right through
Kudos to you if you are fanatical with flossing and toothpicking . As you know, it is recommended for the interdental cleaning of your teeth and can prevent dental problems such as cavities, inflamed gums and bad breath. Toothpicks are allowed in your hand luggage as they do not have a sharp point or edge longer than 6 centimeters. Check! Now they can also be on your -to-be-packed list!
Tip 5: Rinse and smile
Totally over the moon with our mouthwash? Yes! This can be taken with you in your suitcase that goes in the checked baggage. But if you also want to take it with you in your hand luggage, you can use a travel pack for liquids. You can buy these at your drugstore. Don’t want hassle with pouring? Our Oral Foam is allowed in your hand luggage and is the perfect alternative so that you can continue your professional oral care at a great height.
The packing can begin, enjoy your well-deserved flip flop days!
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