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Old 16 Aug 19, 01:12 PM  
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Who buys travel toiletries?

I was in Sainsburys earlier and just happened to look at the small travel toiletries, which I expected to be more expensive than the standard sized items, but they were significantly more expensive and frankly a rip off.

For instance looking at the lynx travel shower gel it works out over 5 times more expensive than the standard size per 100ml.

The travel toothpaste is 4 times the price of the standard ones.

We just bring toothpaste to the airport hotel with some left at end and shower gel with some left near the end.

People must be mad to buy travel toiletries:




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Old 16 Aug 19, 01:16 PM  
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I agree, looked at all the travel toiletries and went to savers and bought big bottles and little bottles to put them in. I picked up loads of small bottles and put them back. In Florida a trip to Walmart and you’re sorted, no need to take any!
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Yep mad isnt it!

We do the same and have overnight throw away bits and then I'll often decant shampoo etc into smaller bottles to put into my suitcase.
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Old 16 Aug 19, 01:18 PM  
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We never buy the miniature toiletries.. just not worth it.

For America we just buy when we're out there and as we always stay the night before we as you do MH just take whatever is left of the toothpaste and shower gel purely for the hotel on the night before.
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Old 16 Aug 19, 01:19 PM  
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The only travel size ones I buy are hair spray and dry shampoo, I know it’s not cost effective but means I’m not throwing away cans that are almost full at the end of the holiday.
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Old 16 Aug 19, 01:26 PM  
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its madness... plus its to catch out people who dont travel often.

For hand luggage trips i just buy it in the airport and leave what ever i dont use there, any other trip it goes in the hold.
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Boots do better deals on the smaller bottles, but otherwise I decant. Dollar tree have travel sized things.
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Old 16 Aug 19, 01:28 PM  
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I agree, looked at all the travel toiletries and went to savers and bought big bottles and little bottles to put them in. I picked up loads of small bottles and put them back. In Florida a trip to Walmart and you’re sorted, no need to take any!
We do bring to Florida (in our suitcases) our own deodorant sprays, shower gels, toothpaste, toilet rolls, bum wipes, washing machine pods, dishwasher tablets, teabags, cereals and this year I will be bringing costa filter coffee

We do twilight check in, so we just keep the remains of toiletries and throw them in the bin.
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Originally Posted by mickey house View Post
We do bring to Florida (in our suitcases) our own deodorant sprays, shower gels, toothpaste, toilet rolls, bum wipes, washing machine pods, dishwasher tablets, teabags, cereals and this year I will be bringing costa filter coffee

We do twilight check in, so we just keep the remains of toiletries and throw them in the bin.
The overnight hotels have a toiletries pack, we normally just need tooth brushing bits. And deodorant.
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bum wipes,
hahahahaha
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