Hi @flyingscot47, I'm so glad you found this video helpful. If you have any ideas to share, please feel free to leave a comment. We can all learn from each other! ✈✈
Great video. I am always looking for what's new in travel items. Your reviews are helpful in that you highlight items I haven't seen before. I enjoy listening to you. Greetings from Columbus, Ohio.
HI @janetgraf905! I'm so glad that you find my videos helpful. I try to find new items and new ideas which is not always easy, I've been to Columbus and loved it!
Hi @vhoov2218! I didn't need it for changing the voltage, since both my hair straightener and hairdryer are dual voltage, and luckily for me, had that happened it would have fried my dryer. It just couldn't take the amount of power going through it for the dryer. It did fine with the hair straightener. But this is great info since I read a lot of comments under the adapter that people didn't get that it wasn't a converter. Thanks for that!
Thanks for the review. I just got that neck pillow based on another reviewer. Took it on a car trip and found it was comfortable. I didn’t stuff it to capacity, and I rolled everything longways to about the length of the pillow, to keep it from being lumpy. Since it was an overnight trip, it was just pajamas, a change of socks, underwear, and a clean shirt. I could have probably added a bit more.
Hi @Jgfweb! Thanks for the feedback. I am curious about your use of the pillow. Did the rope clip bother you? I did try it with less after the video (I really liked how the fabric felt) and that rope tie just kept bugging me. Maybe I am doing something wrong?
I haven't seen the Hum toothbrush, but I do have the Philips travel toothbrush one. I purchased it on sale sometime ago. Several months after which, while shopping at Walgreens for regular toothbrushes I discovered a Walgreens travel toothbrush. This one has about the same vibration level, but is shorter with a vented lid that snaps on and also came with two extra brush head replacements for what I believe to be under $20 if I remember correctly. If not it's not much higher than $20. I went ahead and purchased it because of the size. I like the performance of each equally, but usually now use the Walgreens toothbrush because it travels better and can stand up on its own. I also believe Rite Aid has a similar one as well.
Hi @terryjones5244! Thanks for the info. I'm going to look for that toothbrush since the choice then is a no brainer. I have a Walgreens right by me, and so I am going to pick one up and compare them. Thanks so much for the input! 💙💙
You're welcome, hope you get it. I look forward to your thoughts. I use mine every weekend and some trips, but I still use the Philips one some trips, but only because I feel wasteful if I never use it. The regular one I use at home is Braun, but too bulky to pack.
I am a new follower I love your content, As far as the blanket and pillow set up….stuff the empty pillow covering with a sweatshirt or sweater…I am not a fan of blow up pillows. Thanks for your work for us
HI @DanaALittleBit Thank you so much for your very kind words. They really made my day! 💙💙 Hope you have a wonderful time in Europe. Where are you going?
Question: have you tested both types of silicone liquid bottles on an actual airplane flight? Changes in pressure during a flight are better than comparisons on the ground. For example I’ve never had liquid leaks while traveling by air with the GooTubes liquid containers purchased at REI, but I have had liquid leaks after flights with the seemingly similar Cool Gear Go Gear Travel Tube silicone travel bottles sold at CVS.
Hi @annas7715 Yes I have! I just used them on a trip to London and Alaska, and I am glad to report that there was no leakage. But I am always on the lookout for other travel gear to recommend, but only after I have used them!
@@user-qr5og5gg6i Thanks for your feedback. Light at night seems to be a very individual like/ dislike, but for sure that is an option. If you could, please leave a link to that one, too! Happy Travels!
