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traveling soon and seeking /recommendations for TSA travel size liquid containers for shampoo, lotion etc. that TRULY DO NOT LEAK REALLY DO NOT LEAK I AM TIRED OF LEAKING

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cc @matthewb @serendipity @samantha any reccos 😹

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cc @patriciaxlee.eth 😂

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I think she doesn’t want it to leak guys

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The dollar store has never failed me..

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@smokingfrog.eth

Ziploc bags around leaky bottles, none are leakproof ime

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I use Muji containers for everything travel. At least mine have never leaked

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if you want containers that does not leak then take a square of plastic (can be ripped piece from plastic bag) size about 2x2inch and put it on the bottle before screwing the top on the bottle. it helps balance the pressure so the liquids does not explode :)

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the key is to put them in a ziploc bag after you put them into the liquid container..

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This gives me about a week of face stuff… https://a.co/d/9Ywi9sB

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have you tries wrapping the bottle tops with duct tape then save it when you're there then re-wrap before you fly again it works it's tough because they will expand 🤷‍♀️

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I always have the set of TSA travel size containers, usually 4 together, that go into a zippable bag and then I put THAT into another larger ziploc We always have a ton of ziplocs stored in the pockets of our suitcases just to make sure any liquids are separated away. And it's the DOUBLE ZIPPER kind. I too am tired of leakage

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I think you should just put them in bags and tighten them with a nylon or something

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You can cover the container with a nylon before covering it

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The holy grail...

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i accept they will all leak so i put them in a ziplock back and then inside a grocery bag for good measure

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"you get a ziplock and you and you and you!"

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I do not trust anything in plastic or even the rubbery containers. If I have to bring those, they go inside a Ziploc bag for anticipated leakage. I only trust in jars. I once ordered glass ones (below) which never leak but are a bit too bulky for travel in places that have a everything-in-one-Ziploc requirement. But we should be seeing less of this. Heathrow had that requirement but they have better scanning machines now so eased up on it. I also like saving the Kiehls jars because they are thin and don’t leak. I don’t bring shampoo to my destination anymore since most hotels have them. If you’re camping or doing something where you will not find shampoo, I recommend just buying a tiny shampoo in the destination airport after landing. Leave-in conditioner is an easy thing to bring in a jar if you’re worried about your hair. So is lotion. They both tend to be less liquid-y.

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don't put liquid on your carry on, best answer.

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lololol, mini siracha soy sauce fish containers inside ziplock bags!

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