This product is flammable? I can carry on the plane, in a Ziplock?"
1970782
The bottle doesn't say that it is flammable, however it says to use it in a well ventilated area. It is a 32 ounce bottle so it has to be packed. It would be a bummer if it leaked in your case. I would contact the manufacturer to make sure.
1970783
I have no idea. I'm sorry. We bought it thru Amazon - it was delivered to the door & we sprayed it on an awning that covers our deck. It's worked great so far. The awning is even beginning to deteriorate on the side flaps (decorative) but the top where it was treated with the Aqua Armor is still leak & seep free. Our home imporovement project for 2015 is to enlarge our deck, at which time we will no longer have an awning over it - we will build a regular roof. I'm sorry i could not answer your question.
1970784
The product is water-based so it is non-flammable. However whether or not you would be able to carry aboard a plane is a question that I would refer you to contact your specific airline, or the TSA if you're flying a US airline. If I had to guess, I would guess that you "are not" going to be able to take it aboard in carry-on luggage in today's heightened security environment. Perhaps it can be in "checked" baggage, but again I would refer you to your specific airline or the TSA for the definitive answer.
933870
Yes; it would have to go in check in luggage. I ended not taking it because the size of the curling barrel was too big. the box says 1 1/2 inches but tape measue around barrel is 5 inches. Planned to return it, but web site stated unable to mail flammable items...................
116932
I've put it in a backpack and carried it onto a plane and didn't have any issues. Your mileage may vary, though, depending on how pissed off your local TSA reps are by the time you get there.
807546
All Zippos come empty. You can bring Zippos (that have been filled) onto a plane only if you buy a Zippo Air Case.
1646070
You can travel with this. It is shipped in a box, but the items are packed in bags so you can put it in your carry on. I have all of them saved in one ziploc bag. Hope this helps.
1424763
I don't know if it is flammable, but it does NOT require ventilation to use it. I have used it once with no problems. It was easy to use and it did remove the wax.
1216702
You can take 3.4 oz/100 ml liquid on a plane and place it in a baggie in your carry on. They have the Bach in the liquid that would meet this criteria. Other alternatives would be the spray or the cream. The spray and the cream have to meet these guidelines as well. I keep the spray in my purse all the time in case I feel the need for it. Like I said, whichever you decide place in a ziplock bag so TSA can easily identify it.
881465
This isn't meant to be sarastic so please don't take it as such: I'm not with the TSA, so I can't comment on whether or not this is able to be brought on board. I'm not sure what the rules and regulations are for air travel, but in all honesty it's just a flashlight.
910239
This particular unit does not contain any flammable liquid or gas but I can see a problem with proving this to a working TSA inspector. Most devices which LOOK like this do contain butane and would not be allowed. Getting into arguments with TSA people is rarely productive.
1787253
That I cannot answer but best advice in any weather pack your supplies in ziplock bags for full protection. I purchased this item as a gift.
1797766
I wouldn't try it . Carry in another container and give yourself time to warm at destination.
1874196
Well everything will do ok if you put them in your bags that go into the airplane but the co2 i think youll have trouble with specially that is flammable and the airplane company will see it as a threat.
541237
I would not bring this, If you search amazon they have key chains with different types of repellents that are more suitable for travel and can possibly be put in a checked bag.
52541
Empty bottle probably. Filled with gas or camping fuel, no way. From TSA web site: Prohibited Items - Sharp items, sporting goods, guns and firearms, tools, martial arts and self defense items, explosive and flammable materials, chemicals, and other dangerous items are strictly prohibited. Check the online database if you have questions.
537710
i did just that. used it as my carry on on a domestic flight to veil co...though as it is also my normal camping pack i checked and double checked that i hadn't left a knife or magnesium stick or anything "dangerous" inside. *edit* seeing the other comment i wanted to clarify, i flew out on American Airlines, and returned on Continental. so i know it fit in their o'head compartments
1493346
I have been permitted to carry it in on flights. I followed advice I read somewhere to freeze it as solid as possible first. I don't know whether that made a difference. In any event as long as you declare it, meaning you tell the officers as you're going through security that you have it and any other liquids, they should be able to swab it and let you through. No guaranties, but I've never had a problem. Sending it with your checked luggage wouldn't be a problem. Good luck!
1352090
No, this is not allowed by the FAA according to their website since it is a corrosive chemical. http://www.tsa.gov/traveler-information/prohibited-items#9