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Yes, solid wax candles are allowed in both carry-on and checked luggage, while gel candles are restricted to checked bags only.

Yes, you can pack an umbrella in your carry-on luggage, though size and shape may affect security.

Yes, the TSA allows electric toothbrushes in carry-on and checked bags. Carry-on is recommended for lithium-ion models.

Yes, but only if the alcohol is between 24% and 70% ABV, limited to 5 liters per passenger in unopened retail packaging.

Yes, non-flammable aerosols like hairspray and deodorant are allowed in checked baggage, typically limited to 70 ounces total per bag and 18 ounces per can. Fla

Yes, aerosol sunscreen is allowed in checked bags if each can is under 18 ounces and total aerosols stay under 70 ounces per passenger.

Yes, you can pack aerosol spray cans in checked baggage as long as they are medicinal or toiletry items, each can is 18 ounces or less, and the total combined w

Aerosols are allowed in carry-on bags if they are 3.4 ounces (100 ml) or less and fit in a single quart-sized bag. Larger non-flammable aerosols can go in check

Yes, most personal care aerosols are allowed in checked bags if each container is 18 oz or less and total weight stays under 70 oz per person.

Yes, wrapped gifts are allowed in checked luggage, but TSA strongly recommends using gift bags or boxes with lids in case your bag needs.