The caveat is that each container can only hold 3. And the products have to fit in a one-quart, resealable bag. As long as these small items can fit inside the bag, you can take them with you past security. In short, the rule is: Each liquid must be in a 3. If your liquid items are larger than 3. However, there are a few exceptions. During the pandemic, TSA began relaxing the rule to allow one container of liquid hand sanitizer up to 12 ounces in carry-ons in order to help fight germs and slow the spread of the virus.
There has been a lobbying effort underway spearheaded by the dermatology department at Brown University to get them to lift the ban, but no deal right now. For more TPG news delivered each morning to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter. There are many liquids you cannot bring with you. You can bring creamy cheeses, liquid chocolate, liquid coffee, creamy dips and spreads, gravy, honey, hummus, ice cream, jam, jelly, juice, syrup, peanut butter, salad dressing, sauce, salsa, soda, soup and yogurt as long as they are in a container of fewer than 3.
And, yes, you can bring your water bottle with you, even if it weighs more than 3. The TSA is trying to stop dangerous substances from getting on planes. The TSA has no interest in stopping you from taking necessary liquids when you fly.
So there are some exceptions to the rule where you are able to bring quantities of liquids greater than 3. If you are taking any of these exceptions with you then you should remove them from your carry on bags at the checkpoint for additional screening. You can also carry that bottle of water or soda that you bought from the store after the security checkpoint.
These were the rules for packing carry-on luggage. Passengers traveling with checked baggage will be able to take more liquids. This includes liquid shampoo, lotion, hair gels, nonaerosol hair spray, gel deodorants, toothpaste, liquid makeup and lip gloss. Solid, white deodorants, powder or cake makeup and solid lipsticks do not have to go in your bag. You are not allowed to bring aerosols, bleach, paint thinner, gasoline, lighter fluid or any flammable liquid on a plane.
Certain liquids such as medications, baby formula and breast milk are exempt from the Rule, but you must declare them when going through security. Medications should be left in their original containers with your name on them to make getting through security quicker.
These items are subject to manual inspection by TSA officials and you should allow extra time to get through the security line. If you have liquid food items such as jelly or sauces, it's best to place them in your checked luggage. Athletic equipment, including ski equipment, pool cues, baseball bats and dumbbells, must be placed in checked-in baggage.
Flammable liquids are prohibited on the aircraft entirely, except for cigarette lighters, which must be in a carry-on bag, and compressed gas cartridges for life vests. Passengers should be aware that the TSA prohibits gel shoe inserts inside the cabin, as well as snow globes. Heather Potter has more than 10 years experience as a writer. She specializes in travel writing, and her writing has appeared on national websites, including USA Today. She attended Boston University.
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