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Yes, you can bring magnets on a plane; TSA allows them in carry-on and checked, but strong magnets must be shielded and under FAA field limits.

Yes, you can bring lozenges in both carry-on and checked bags; they count as solid food or medicine.

Yes, Magna-Tiles are allowed in carry-on and checked bags; pack light sets up top and put heavy bins in checked luggage.

No, Lysol aerosol spray isn’t allowed in carry-on; it’s a flammable non-toiletry aerosol, so pack disinfecting wipes or hand gel instead.

Yes — liquids can go in checked bags, but flammables, high-proof alcohol, and some aerosols face quantity and hazard limits.

Yes, makeup is allowed in hand luggage; liquids and gels must follow the 3-1-1 rule, powders above 12 oz can face extra screening, and sharp tools have size

Yes, lotion is fine in hand carry if each bottle is 3.4 oz/100 ml or less and all fit in one clear quart-size bag; bigger bottles go in checked bags.

No, airlines do not let passengers bring live chickens in the cabin; moving chickens usually means approved air cargo with health paperwork.

Yes—you can put liquids in a checked bag, but checked-bag liquids still face rules on alcohol strength, aerosols, and hazardous items.

Yes. Skin-applied repellent (pump or aerosol) is allowed: carry-on must meet 3-1-1; checked bags stay within FAA size and quantity caps.