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Yes—with strict limits. A clean, empty water pipe can fly in the U.S., but cannabis, residue, and paraphernalia laws can trigger trouble.

No, a butane torch isn’t allowed in carry-on or checked bags; torch lighters and butane fuel are banned by TSA and FAA rules.

Yes, perfume is allowed: up to 100 ml per bottle in your carry-on quart bag; larger bottles ride in checked bags within FAA toiletry limits.

Yes—Delta lets you bring one carry-on and one personal item like a backpack, as long as each meets size rules (22×14×9 for the carry-on).

No—Lysol aerosol cans aren’t allowed in carry-on or checked bags; use disinfecting wipes or small non-aerosol sprays instead.

Yes—solid wax candles are allowed in carry-ons; gel or liquid candles must go in checked bags per TSA rules.

Yes—TSA allows canes in carry-on and checked bags; they’re screened, and assistive devices don’t count against your carry-on limit.

Yes—box cutters are allowed in checked bags if secured or sheathed; they’re banned from carry-ons. Pack blades safely to protect baggage handlers.

Yes, you can bring a bag of food on the plane in carry-on, but liquids and spreadable foods must follow the 3-1-1 rule and solid snacks are fine.

Yes, wine in carry-on is fine only in containers up to 3.4 oz (100 mL) or if bought after security; full 750 mL bottles need to go in checked bags.