Sonicare Intelliclean Toothbrush. Can I Carry It On An Airplane? (not Leaving The U.s.)?



I checked the Tsa site and it doesn’t say anything about toothbrushes or electric toothbrushes.

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3 Responses to “Sonicare Intelliclean Toothbrush. Can I Carry It On An Airplane? (not Leaving The U.s.)?”

  1. Check it in with your luggage, and it shouldn’t be a problem, or call the airline directly and ask a person.

  2. i don’t see why this would be a problem, although the TSA did pass a new rule known as the 3-1-1 rule meaning you can only put liquids and toothpaste in 3 containers that fit in 1 sandwich bag per 1 passenger. But if you can’t carry it on, just put it in your luggage and it should be ok.

  3. 3-1-1 is 3ounce containers, not 3 containers. As many 3oz containers as you can fit into a 1quart ziploc baggie, 1 ziploc per passenger. Pretty much the same as it has been.

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