Is the shaving cream can safe approved for airline carry on? Is it marked as less than 3oz? Or does it even matter when they X-Ray it?
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No it is a full size can. I don't know if TSA would like you coming through with this and if you did you would have to open it up and show them everything I am sure. Otherwise put it in a checked bag then no issues.. It looks just like the real thing!
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TSA agents are trained and tested daily to catch "Wallet Knives" on the xray. This looks like a wallet knife so their search is justified. When they see that it is not a knife then it will be ok. If they say its not ok than they are wrong and you can ask to speak to a supervisor or manager. If you have this on you when you go through security, you should know they are going to search it, so common sense should tell you to take it out and place it in a bowl so they see it without going through your belongings. It also says box "opener" not box "cutter"
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I'm not certain what you mean. If you mean is it legal to carry electronic items like this onto a plane, I have no idea, since those rules change constantly now. You'd have to call or email the airline and ask for their list of "no-fly" items. (If you can't bring a small bottle of shampoo or hand lotion on flights now, I honestly have no idea how to judge what they will deem as against the rules anymore.) If you are wanting to know if it's a good travel size, it is. It folds neatly and doesn't take a ton of space in your bag. It works well and I've had no problems with mine. I use it a few times a week and have had it for awhile now. I hope that helps. I'm not certain what you mean. If you mean is it legal to carry electronic items like this onto a plane, I have no idea, since those rules change constantly now. You'd have to call or email the airline and ask for their list of "no-fly" items. (If you can't bring a small bottle of shampoo or hand lotion on flights now, I honestly have no idea how to judge what they will deem as against the rules anymore.) If you are wanting to know if it's a good travel size, it is. It folds neatly and doesn't take a ton of space in your bag. It works well and I've had no problems with mine. I use... » Read More I'm not certain what you mean. If you mean is it legal to carry electronic items like this onto a plane, I have no idea, since those rules change constantly now. You'd have to call or email the airline and ask for their list of "no-fly" items. (If you can't bring a small bottle of shampoo or hand lotion on flights now, I honestly have no idea how to judge what they will deem as against the rules anymore.) If you are wanting to know if it's a good travel size, it is. It folds neatly and doesn't take a ton of space in your bag. It works well and I've had no problems with mine. I use it a few times a week and have had it for awhile now. I hope that helps. « Show Less
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Direct quote from the TSA website: Scissors with blades smaller than 4 inches, small needles carried for special medical needs, and other sharp objects that do not contain a blade may be placed in carry-on baggage. That said, airport authorities in New Zealand confiscated a pair of these in 2012.
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I am not sure about that. We use Graco and have never had a problem. The side of the car seat should have a label saying it is airline approved or TSA approved.
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The lock button keeps the razor from being accidentally turned on while traveling. I don't think it's that big of a concern. My husband carried this in his backpack on the plane and all around our vacation (in the little carrier bag) and had no problems. Never turned on; battery good. So it all depends on how rough you are and if you want to pay more for that feature.
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I purchased two to take with us to Soth Africa and Botswana.I gave one to my wife and kept one. On the flight tp South Africa mine leaked a black oily substance onto my clothres in my checked bag. On the flight back it leaked a white viscus gel. Wiser by my firest experience I placed it in a plastic bag to protect my clothes.My wife had no problem with heres. That may be because se kept hers with his in her carry-on bag. Both worked and I'd have no reservations about buying one unless you plan to fly with it.
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Yes, you will be allowed to ONLY "carry-on" this hand warmer with you. You will NOT be allowed to "check it into your baggage". We recommend to inspect the hand warmer is functioning properly & it is not damaged before you board the aircraft. Also please secure the hand warmer so it won't accidentally turn on during the flight. We suggest to tape the on-off switch to the "off" position when not in use in your bag. Safe Travels! ~Team Idylc Homes
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It has been my experience that there is no problem as long as the blade is out (obviously you must not carry the blade in your carry on), in fact the few times I've forgotten to remove it TSA has taken it out for me. I fly about 25 times a year.
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A message from the manufacturer: While flying with our tools it is important to stay informed&#8203;&#8203;&#8203;. Though TSA does not provide an official approval certificate on any of its items, the only thing we can ensure is that our tools will fit inside of their guidelines. Most TSA Agents are uninformed themselves and will use a conservative approach&#8203; when dealing with an unknown situation. It's a lot easier for them to say something is prohibited and move on than doing their due diligence. &#8203;According to the official TSA website (http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-items)&#8203; Scissors - metal with pointed tips and blades shorter than 4 inches are allowed, but blades longer than 4 inches are prohibited NO OK Our tools meet the guidelines because 1. There are no actual "blades" or sharp edges, the entire unit is rounded off with soft corners 2. The entire tool isn't longer than 4 inches. Metal with pointed tips shorter than 4 inches is very much permitted. These 2 points alone should be enough to make your case. Remember, TSA Agents don't have these rules memorized, so it is important that you do!
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No....AND you CANNOT fly with straight razors in a carry on piece of luggage. The safety razor itself is fine so long as the blade is removed. TSA will have you throw the razors out.
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No problem with item in checked baggage. However, I do now have a claim in with TSA for a mult tool that was missing from my checked bag. TSA questioned how I knew they were to blame. I thought it fairly obvious when they left an inspection ticket in the pocket where the tool had been. It seems these are popular with the inspectors.
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I don't know how TSA guidelines would really apply as it pertains to flying to be honest. It comes well packages and I would have been comfortable traveling with it. It can be kept out of the fridge fort a time with no significant problems arising as well. As for an exact time, I cannot provide this. I would recommend just having it shopped to your home location
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I have to admit that when i first starting using it, my hand would cram a little because using a safety razor you should hold it a certain way to get a good shave. After about 3 months of shaving I have no issues. I cant speak to the longer version aside from using the standard bic that most people use today. I bought it for compact. There are some good youtube videos out there that can probably give you a better answer. Good luck, its a great razor!
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I've carried mine in my carry-on for years and through international borders without a second glance. HOWEVER, I just had it refused this month in a flight from Canada, because of the serrated edge. I'll still keep on taking it and the odds are with me but it's not guaranteed.
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Hi Vincent! Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-) My sincere apologies for missing your question previously! That answer is unknown. I would think if the contents were scanned, it would not pass the stringent US FAA rules. You could check with the FAA/TSA on that for the best answer though. Anything else, please let me know here at this link:
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Checked baggage only because it has a blade. I'm not sure the length permitted on carry on luggage