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Re: Aerosol spray cans permitted? Posted on: Mon, 21 Jun 2004 23:48:55 PDT

On 06/21/2004 2:17 PM jenn seeking osculation, jotted down:

> Orval Fairbairn wrote:
>
>> In article , a wrote:
>>
>>
>>> In article <1naBc.18962$Y3.12782@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net>,
>>> Brian K wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> On 06/19/2004 3:14 PM Mark seeking osculation, jotted down:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Are aerosol spray cans (Lysol) permitted on air carriers -- in the
>>>>> luggage of course.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Checked luggage is in an area of the plane that is not pressurized.
>>>
>>>
>>> That's not true. Cargo areas are pressurized. The whole "tube" of
>>> the main fuselage is pressurized. That's why Fido doesn't die when
>>> you transport him.
>>>
>>> /a
>>
>>
>>
>> Even at total evacuation, the max pressure differential increase
>> between the inside of the can and ambient is approx. 15 psi -- not
>> enough to cause a rupture. The real problem is potential leakage, so
>> it is a good idea to put those cans in ziplock bags. I also do that
>> with my pre-electric shave lotion, and squeeze some of the air out of
>> the bottle, so any altitude changes don't cause leaks.
>
>
>
> lots of things will leak so it is a good idea to package the dop kit
> in a large plastic bag and small containers of liquids that way as
> well -- those stupid flip top lids on so many personal care products
> now are more prone to leak than the old fashioned screw on tops --
> although those have been known to burst. I rarely come back from a
> long trip overseas that something hasn't leaked in the dop kit or
> luggage so the plastic bags are just SOP in our packing

I have to ask. Has anybody used any dop in their personal grooming
lately? Why the h*ll is it called a dop kit if there's no dop in it?
Dop, dop, dop...sounds like something undesirable, like a leaky toilet.
Maybe it's just me but I prefer to simply call mine "My Stuff", or my
grooming kit. Dop, maybe it's the stuff you find on the bottom of the
fridge and you don't know what it is but you're sure it's responsible
for that curious smell that you thought was misplaced Baba Ganush.

Dop, maybe it's original use was to contain those Pods from "Invasion of
the Bodysnatchers". Clever Pod people that they were, they changed the
name to Dop so as not to alarm unsuspecting males going about shaving.

My imagination is getting the best of me. I must know. 8-)

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