Came across this article on how to make your own travel size toiletries using straws and heat.... this may be genius.... thoughts?
http://mightygirl.com/travel/
Came across this article on how to make your own travel size toiletries using straws and heat.... this may be genius.... thoughts?
http://mightygirl.com/travel/
Great idea if it's something you don't need much of. Otherwise, for two of us...that'd be a lot of work. I'd rather spend that time obsessing about our upcoming vacay!
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good idea...especially for a day or two, or just to have a supply to tide you over in the event luggage is lost.Originally Posted by Bluez
I came across this kit available online http://www.easytravelerinc.com/index.aspx It also has limitations, but good idea. I'm marking it for future reference! Have a great trip!
oops... here's a better link: http://www.easytravelerinc.com/carry...53patpend.aspx ...
i dunno, that's just too much work; and now that so many things come already-made in travel sizes it's not really necessary. For anything that doesn't come in travel sizes, empty travel-size (or tiny size) bottles can be had for like 99 cents - so much cheaper and easier, and no need for the expensive kit either.
Last edited by MissBlue; 03-10-2014 at 01:30 AM.
great idea..but wont hold enough product...esp sunscreen...I'm one of those few who love Jam but DONT want a tan..and yes, i do walk around with big hat and unbrella...lol ome way you can spot me...
" Ones destination is never a place, but rather a new way of looking at things." (Henry Miller)
Why not just go to a place like target and get the 3oz empty containers in the travel section and fill them up with what you use at home? The 3oz containers are 97 cents each. I do this for Shampoo, Conditioner, body wash, and contact solution. Get some clear tape to seal the lid just in case. Put them all in a ziplock bag. You can reuse them on for future trips.
I use the Glad Press 'n Seal under the lid. Remove lid, put a small piece of press n seal over the top, put lid back on...no leaking.
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This is a great idea. Thank you!I use the Glad Press 'n Seal under the lid. Remove lid, put a small piece of press n seal over the top, put lid back on...no leaking.
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