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Deodorant on planes

  • 11-08-2010 8:37pm
    #1
    Hank_Jones
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    Wondering if anyone can tell me whether it is alright to bring spray deodorant on carry on with Ryanair.

    I presume that it would have to be 100ml or less and be packed in the clear plastic bag.
    Just don't want to be packing something, only to have it taken from me at the airport.

    Thanks.


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  • #2
    Pythia
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    another native wrote: »
    (and no more than 10 items in the see-through bag.)

    Where did you get this information from?


  • #3
    Random
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    Pythia wrote: »
    Where did you get this information from?
    the bag size is limited anyway so maybe someone did some calculations?
    http://www.dublinairport.com/at-airport/eu-regulations/


  • #4
    Pythia
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    Random wrote: »
    the bag size is limited anyway so maybe someone did some calculations?
    http://www.dublinairport.com/at-airport/eu-regulations/

    It's not official though afaik. For example, you could fit more than 10 small cosmetics items into it.


  • #5
    another native
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    I have deleted my post ....... seems to have be been incorrect information. Sorry for the confusion.


  • #6
    zagmund
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    Unless I'm missing something the answer is no. It's a pressurised container. And, as all people who were once young male teenage pyromaniacs (or watched the A-Team or McGyver) know, the propellant is highly flammible. Or is it flammable ? It makes a cool flame thrower.

    z


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  • #7
    GeturGun
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    another native wrote: »
    I have deleted my post ....... seems to have be been incorrect information. Sorry for the confusion.

    I definitely heard that 'max of 10 x 100mls' too when the rule came in first.
    They must have got rid of it. It does say only one bag per person


    To the OP, I have brought those tiny aerosol deodarants in handluggage before, no problem


  • #8
    Zebra3
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    Why not just bring some roll on deo with you?

    No probs with it and I don't think anyone else on the plane wants to smell your deo in a confined space.


  • #9
    Stinicker
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    Hank_Jones wrote: »
    Wondering if anyone can tell me whether it is alright to bring spray deodorant on carry on with Ryanair.

    I presume that it would have to be 100ml or less and be packed in the clear plastic bag.
    Just don't want to be packing something, only to have it taken from me at the airport.

    Thanks.

    I took the airline sized 100ml can of lynx in the clear plastic bag with my other miniature toiletries on a Round the World trip recently on 11 different flights and never was stopped or had any issues. So long as you present the toiletries seperatly from your carryon at security x-ray and they are in a clear plastic bag then you are fine.


  • #10
    zagmund
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    That's interesting. I thought they didn't allow pressurised containers onboard any more. That's my new thing learned for today.

    z


  • #11
    Stinicker
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    zagmund wrote: »
    That's interesting. I thought they didn't allow pressurised containers onboard any more. That's my new thing learned for today.

    z

    Whether they do or not, they never stopped me anyways! :pac:


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  • #12
    zagmund
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    Yeah, I'll give it a shot next time I'm flying. I don't fly as much these days (economic blahdy blah . . .) but I know going for a day trip to London for work is no fun without deodorant.

    z


  • #13
    Miaireland
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    I've brought the small sprays i=on the plane with no problem. In fact I'm sure I saw them in the duty free in Cork the last time I flew out of there.


  • #14
    Hank_Jones
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    Well I brought a couple of pressurised items on the flight and wasn't questioned about them.

    They were both 100ml canisters.

    Also brought a Gillette Fusion razor, which I wasn't too sure I was allowed bring either.


  • #15
    Fozzie Bear
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    Hank_Jones wrote: »
    Well I brought a couple of pressurised items on the flight and wasn't questioned about them.

    They were both 100ml canisters.

    Also brought a Gillette Fusion razor, which I wasn't too sure I was allowed bring either.

    Safety razors are grand. Doubt you would have got away with the old style cut throat jobbie though!

    I had a bottle of eye contact solution taken off me by a sour faced cow at the x-ray machine. The bottle was a 140ml one but it was practically empty but that makes no difference. Its the size of the bottle apparently despite the fact that it was empty. No amount of pleading with the cnut would change her jobs-worth mins set. Not sure what they thought I was going to do with a practically empty plastic bottle on a flight to Leeds. A giant pain in the ass trying to find the right type of solution in Leeds.

    The really sickening thing was another one of the lads with us left all his gear in the bag and no one batted an eye lid! Shampoo, deodorant, shaving gel, after shave all passed through the x-ray machine and in normal sized bottles too, well over 100ml. Same story coming back too for him.


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