Can I Take My Toothpaste/shavecream/cologne On My Carry-on Airline Luggage Now?



go to tsa.gov
it must be in a quart size ziplock bag, cannot be over 3 oz. it’ll tell you exactly what you can/cannot take on board. its a very helpful site

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This entry was posted on Thursday, August 12th, 2010 at 7:29 PM and is filed under Airline Carry On Rules. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

8 Responses to “Can I Take My Toothpaste/shavecream/cologne On My Carry-on Airline Luggage Now?”

  1. I work at the airport….and you are not allowed to have any liquid or gel materials inside you’re carry-on, you can thought have them in your big suitcase because they put that through D-10 scanners and can see exactly what you have.

  2. I don’t think there is any justification for it to be on carryon luggage, so I don’t think they flexed the security regulations to allow it now. You can survive a few hours without shaving cream, and facilities to brush your teeth on aircraft aren’t that great, and if luggage goes lost, the difficulty to replace a tube of toothpaste is no big deal, so your toothpaste may as well be in baggage compartment luggage.

  3. Not if it’s over 3 ounces each….here’s more info…http://www.tsa.gov/

  4. No you may not have it in your carry on bag, there are no liquids allowed!!NO LIQUIDS!!

  5. not unless you want them taken from you

  6. Unless they’ve changed the rule again, it depends on the size.
    If a liquid item is less than 3oz in volume and fits in a quart-size ziploc bag, it is permitted in carry-on luggage after inspection by a TSA officer.
    This means that if you have a travel size toothpaste tube, it’s probably OK, but your shaving cream and possibly your cologne will probably have to go in your check-in luggage.

  7. Nitroglycerin.

  8. My friend just flew and they took a lot of things away, they told her that it has to be in a quart zip lock baggie. She went home with some and had no problem. I would suggest to go on line and see their requirements.

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