The new TSA requirements - HERE THEY ARE!

[Donald - my hero]

Ok can anyone out there who is a Canadian (or just has bothered to figure out) uhm just what EXACTLY is both a quart (hee - hee I can use the measures provided) but big problem is uhm ounces? I checked bottles here and since our LEGAL form of measurment is now METRIC the bottles only say ml's. Help out a stupid lazy dis-er.

 

[Donald - my hero]

Ok can anyone out there who is a Canadian (or just has bothered to figure out) uhm just what EXACTLY is both a quart (hee - hee I can use the measures provided) but big problem is uhm ounces? I checked bottles here and since our LEGAL form of measurment is now METRIC the bottles only say ml's. Help out a stupid lazy dis-er.

 

[Donald - my hero]

SORRY have no idea why this post showed up twice -- once in normal font ext and then again the way I normally send stuff

 

[salmoneous]

3oz is about 89 ml (I'm gussing a 100ml container would be fine).

BTY if you ever need help with conversion, just use google. Type "convert 3oz to ml" or whatever in the search bar and google will answer for you.

 

[CdnDisneyNut]

Canadian here too

Try this web site for conversions.

 

[maryisme]

Mary, I'd ASSUME that it's one per carry on bag. So if you find you actually need the second quart bag of toiletries then take a small backpack or something for your DD - have a couple of very light things (toys maybe) and the quart bag for her.
I'm not a TSA agent, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn last night....

Robin,

Thanks for waking me up duh It didn't even occur to me to pack a smaller bag for DD.

Mary

 

[Donald - my hero]

Thanks gang. Like I said I was just being STUPID and tired. Daughter came home and said "Mom uhm what is that converter sheet you have in kitchen drawer for?" We useit for converting oven temps etc since ours reads Celcius.