Thank you so much! I was wondering about the baby nail clippers, I have kind of thick nails, so I’m wondering if they would go through my nails. Do you find that they work just as well as regular nail clippers and did they slip out of your fingers?
Thank you for sharing what's in your latest bum bag! Other than your multitool with the removable blade and the thin foldable glasses, I pretty much carry the same items in my edc. My only suggestion is that you put your extra facemask in a plastic cover of some sort (preferably a sealed one) since you put it in the same pocket as your cash. Bills exchange hands A LOT and you can't really disinfect them. Having them next to something you'll be putting in direct contact with your face is a big "No" for me.
Hi Eunice, thank you for this video. I have a “hack” that I used in my last trip to Oahu. I placed several important items (pen, collapsible glass, extra ear phones, mints and gum, tiny toothbrush and chewing toothpaste, reusable utensils) in a reusable large silicone bag that I put in my personal bag. Once in the plane I put the whole bag in the little space above the table. The important stuff (AirPods, ID, cash) where inside my jacket (which I never took off). The bag hack was a suggestion by another traveler.
That’s a great idea and thank you so much for sharing it with us! Plus you can use the silicone bag as a hot water bottle or an ice pack if you need to! 💕😊
Great idea, I always take my travel kitchen in a Stasher bag. I can use it at my destination to bring leftovers back from the restaurant, store food in the fridge, heat it in the microwave (or for sous vide cooking if I have access to a kitchen), and as Eunice mentions, as an ice pack or heat pack in case of injury.
@@jenharvey3397 thanks Jen! Yes, I always bring my silicone bag with my immersion water heater. It’s in my larger personal item bag and that also has my little portable kitchen in a bag in there as well.😊
Thank so much for taking the time to make this video. I love all genius hacks for travel. Also thank you as well for taking the time to comment on our comments.
You are very welcome and thank you for noticing my response to comments! I truly love being a part of this community and I try to get to every comment if possible! Julia appreciate your feedback! 😊💕
I love the silk scarf. I always take a pashmina but the silk scarf would be so much thinner. Great idea. I still use your one week toiletry hack. I think it’s been close to a year now. I’m set for a week with that little bag🥰
I am so happy that that little tiny toiletry bag is serving you well! That makes me so happy to hear that you’re able to make it work! Carry silk scarf with you all the time because it can be a mask/a hat/something to decorate your purse and something to put around your neck to keep you warm. It’s just one of the most versatile things you can bring.💕😊
I’m so happy you uploaded today! 👍🏼 I always look forward to your videos. The waist pack is so beautiful and elegant not like the usual waist packs. Love, love, love your channel.❤
Noemi! Thank you so much and I truly appreciate your feedback and your loyal following! You comment on every video, and I always look forward to reading them!🙏💕😊
Yay! Someone is just like me and saves all kinds of containers! Sometimes you just need something really small so if I find a nice small reasonable container, I’m all about it! Maybe I should do a video on that🤣😂
@@TheoryofSimpleYes !!! My same brained friend Tanya and I are of the Eunice club on small containers and bags of all sorts... We have utilized and re purposed all sorts of containers like altoid tins and old time film canisters and the list goes on... and as for Daiso fold up bags with their own matching pouches... love them! Yes we are in your club on containers and bags for sure... Oh and tiny zip lock bag.... Wowza
@@julie-joywilliams7280 love it! Those tiny little Ziploc bags with the color coating are awesome! Those are my new favorite because they’re silicone and they don’t stick to a bunch of other stuff!
I love your advice to carry an air sickness bag! I never considered it before. On a recent trans-Atlantic flight, though, I got food poisoning and there wasn't a bag in my seat pocket. Fortunately I got to the restroom just in time.
On a flight I did this summer we hit a lot of turbulence and someone behind me got sick and did not make it to the bathroom because there was such turbulence, and we were not allowed to get up out of our seat. Thank goodness there was an air sickness bag for them, but I was prepared to whip mine out because I heard them starting to gag.🙏
@@chrisrobinson3980 agree! Plus you know everyone’s just looking at you. It’s happened to me before and I think these type of painful experiences teach a lesson.
Yes, always good to be prepared for not only yourself, but for others too. Apart from just being nice and helping out, you do not want to be stuck next to someone who was sick and couldn't make it to the bathroom! Along the same lines, this summer two ladies were kicked off an Air Canada flight because they didn't want to sit in their seats that someone on a previous flight had thrown up all over and it hadn't been cleaned up! It had all hardened overnight. Gross! While that was probably an isolated incident, I now have one of those cheapie disposable rain ponchos in my personal item bag, just in case!
@@jenharvey3397 shame on the airlines for trying to make them sit in something that was uninhabitable and full of germs! They should have given them their money back at the very least! It’s not acceptable that they didn’t get that cleaned properly!
Thank you so much and you’re very welcome! I’m always happy to share what I know and truly appreciate you supporting my channel and using the links! I look forward to bringing you more great videos🙏💕😊
You’re so welcome and I’m so so glad I was able to get this video out quickly! It’s one of those things that so many people have asked about so I squeeze it into this months video schedule! 💕😊
Last night I watched your video on travel kitchen items and have an Amazon buggy full of items you suggested ( altho I'm a bargain shopper so I might have picked out similar cheaper items ). This video was just as helpful!!!!!!!!!!!!!...thank you for taking the time to make these videos and to list everything!! :))))) u r the best for sure !
I am so glad that you found some great items and that you’re getting some really great hacks for my videos! I’m getting ready to make another travel video here very soon with some new items so stay tuned💕😊
I absolutely love this bag. I’m using it today for the first time. I have a small shoulder tear that’s healing so this is perfect. Thank you for posting it on instagram. Thank you!
You are very welcome and I think you’re going to love this bag! I actually ordered one in the light gray color and I just got it yesterday and I ordered a different brand with a little little bit of a different style in black and I’m supposed to get it today! I’m getting kind of obsessed with those waste packs because I also have a shoulder injury, and this allows me to be hands-free and not have to raise my shoulder to get it on and off! 💕😊
I just love your videos. All of the items that you carry with you are so cool put them I have put them in my private list with Amazon. They're also great for camping
Eunice, I love all your bag hack videos! Have you ever considered making one of those Altoid tin kits with daily essentials or medical supplies, etc.? That seems like something that would be right up your alley. :) Keep up the great content!
I have done that with several different Altoid's kits. The best thing is that they are also stackable. It is amazing how much stuff you can cram in there. Sewing/Laundry, Meds/ first aid, charge cable/headphones/ cleansing cloth etc. Currently working on making a super mini 3 to 4 day makeup kit. The hardest part is getting the sample sized mascara. The the only con of the Altoisd kit is the added weight of the metal, other than that, it's great.
@@eclairtreo yes, I never thought about the stackability of them! I might have to try that and see what I can do with those little cans. Maybe I can find some thing that’s a little bit different sized that can hold a mascara.😊
At least you have a nice waist pack/fanny pack to be able to use on your travel! This one is really reasonably priced if you wanted to get an alternative one! 😊
I think I'm going to order that little wallet. I see it comes in several colors, so I'm going for the bright yellow. I like to have things inside my bag bright (and different) colors so they are easier to find.
Hi Eunice, another great Mary Poppins/MacGyver video, thank you 😊 Oh, BTW, have you checked out the Lululemon belt/sling bags? They come in all different colors and 2 (?) different sizes, 1.5L & 2L. Don't know about organization inside as I haven't "met" one, just saw them on their website 😅
Hi Colleen! Thank you so much ! 💕 I have not checked out the Lululemon bag. It looks nice for a casual belt bag. I have another belt bag that somewhere to that that’s not Lululemon so it was only like $19 at TJ Maxx.
I really enjoy and safe you videos. The only problem I have and embarrassing to say I’m one of those old ladies that has a linking problem and yes I wear pads. So not only should I take the time to pick apart your videos but try and figure how I can also pack a pad or two in different places. Thank you for the time and effort you put into theses videos. Take care and God bless.
Thank you so much and I’m so glad you brought that issue up because many people have it. And of course, if that’s a priority, you can remove a couple of things out of a pack and make sure you can slip a couple of those little pads either into the waist pack or slip them into a pocket in that vest. 😊
True Utility has great tiny keychain pens, smaller than half a cigarette. I don't use them on my keychain, they fall off and get lost, but they are perfect for little travel kits.
Even though there is a small set of tweezers in that Swiss army card tool, is it really necessary to carry another set of tweezers? Same question regarding the screwdriver head that is also in that same tool. It fits different heads of screws as well. Is it just that the extra one you carry is easier to use?
That’s actually a great question! Regarding the tweezers, the one in the multitool is OK, but I find if I really need to get a grip on something, I like a better set of tweezers. Also regarding the screwdriver set in the multitool again it’s OK and may do it in a pinch especially for flathead, but they don’t really fit in to those glasses if you need to screw the glasses in also the multitool that I carry with the blade has a much better Phillips head point on it. I didn’t point it out in this video because I pointed it out in my other multitool video. Thanks for posting that question 😊
I must have missed how to find your storefront or scan the thingy. Lol... Could you please explain it? I love this waist pouch, I've had a hard time finding one I like. Thanks so much!
@@SJ-db1lh those senior moments have happened to me several times a day!😂🤣 thank you so much for your support of my channel🙏 truly appreciate you following and watching my videos and using those links😊💕
Got a question for you Eunice- when you travel especially to other countries, do you use the in room safe to store passports and other important items? Thanks and Blessings!
Great question. And the answer is it depends on where I’m staying for how long and what I brought along with me as well as how big the safe is. I usually don’t travel with very much jewelry so it wouldn’t go in there cause I’m usually wearing it. However, if I do bring a lot of jewelry like I did for my son’s wedding in India, I definitely locked it up in the safe.. that being said, there are so many people in the hotel that have access to that safe that it could technically still get stolen. That’s why sometimes I will put things in my aircraft aluminum luggage and lock that up and then I use a cable lock to lock my luggage to something solid in the actual hotel room. This way, I can put things like my laptop and my camera gear and electronics in there if I feel that I’m not in a very safe situation that being said, I have had those hotel safes break twice on me where I couldn’t get into it and my passport was inside and I had to fly out and it was a bit of a scramble to get somebody from the management team up to the hotel to get my passport out for me. So generally, I keep everything locked up in my luggage and that way I know I’m not going to forget anything in the safe.😊
Careful of putting necessary items in a jacket pocket. I left my jacket on accident at security and thank goodness I didn’t have important stuff in it. I use a rfid waist belt small and concealed.
The thing is you still have to take off that waist belt and put it in a bin to go through x-ray, and I’m more than likely would forget something small like that rather than a vest or jacket. Plus you just have to be always cognizant of where you are most important items are I don’t like leaving my phone, my wallet, and my passport in a bin by itself or anyone could just see and walk off with it I’d rather be concealed with a jacket or vest😊
Thanks! A lot of times these videos are just to give you some idea of things that could be useful to you and depending on where I’m going I’ll change things out as to what I’m bringing. For example, if I’m going to China, I’m not going to bring that multitool because they don’t allow you to carry things like that there.. but it’s great that you can pick and choose what you want to stick in your cute little leather waist pack😊
@@JoanneMacg in my experience, I have never been asked to put those in liquids bag, but some people have said that when they go through London Heathrow airport, they have been asked to do that. However, they are coming out with new scanners now that are able to detect liquids contents and they’re becoming less strict about it but if you want to be on the safe side, put it in a quart size bag😊
With it packed as it is right now, I would not be able to put in my phone. I would have to remove something from one of the larger pockets to get that to fit in there.. that is why I always carry my phone in a pocket whether it’s a vest or in my pants pocket. I’m always pulling it out to use it, so I keep it very accessible in one of those pockets in my vest pants . you could always carry less and put it into that fanny pack.
I put a link to everything, including the waist pack in my video description. Unfortunately, RU-vid no longer allows us to paste any links into comments.
