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Easy-Grip Luggage Scale
Tired off standing on your home scale without and then with your suitcase to determine how much it weighs?
We have had a luggage scale for years and would not fly anywhere without it. You only have to rearrange your open suitcases on the floor of the airport at check-in once, to realize how much you need one of these scales. With the holidays coming, they make great stocking stuffers. Dh and I have also bought them as Christmas gifts for other family members who are frequent fliers.
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- Is Your Luggage Too Heavy?
On our recent trip my Dad said to me, "You know my suitcase feels so heavy even though I did not bring a lot of clothes." I asked him if he weighed the bag with his hand held scale and he said yes, he was just under the 50 pound limit. It reminded me...
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- Flying To Aruba With Christmas Presents
After dh's and my recent discussion, I thought it a good time to rewrite this post from the end of 2007 when our family spent it's first Christmas in Aruba. Each year when we travel, we pack our gifts, along with wrapping paper, scissors, gift...
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Luggage Scale | Magellan's Travel Supplies
Tired off standing on your home scale without and then with your suitcase to determine how much it weighs?
We have had a luggage scale for years and would not fly anywhere without it. You only have to rearrange your open suitcases on the floor of the airport at check-in once, to realize how much you need one of these scales. With the holidays coming, they make great stocking stuffers. Dh and I have also bought them as Christmas gifts for other family members who are frequent fliers.
- Flying Home From Aruba With Local Brew
Some beers in Aruba, like locally brewed Balashi or Amstel Bright only found in Aruba, Bonaire or Curacao and make a unique souvenir to bring home to remind yourself of your sunny Aruba vacation. Though Balashi can be found in cans, Amstel Bright is only...
- The Case For The Purple Suitcase
Keri Anderson makes "The Case for the Purple Suitcase" I have written before about our distinctive orange luggage at Lightweight Luggage and Lightweight Luggage Update...
- Is Your Luggage Too Heavy?
On our recent trip my Dad said to me, "You know my suitcase feels so heavy even though I did not bring a lot of clothes." I asked him if he weighed the bag with his hand held scale and he said yes, he was just under the 50 pound limit. It reminded me...
- Wrinkle Free Packing
Dh and I held a "pack off" when he did not believe me that you could fit more rolled than he could folded. I won. I think it is pretty much a proven fact that not only does it save space, but also cuts down on wrinkles. 6 Tips for Wrinkle-Free Packing...
- Flying To Aruba With Christmas Presents
After dh's and my recent discussion, I thought it a good time to rewrite this post from the end of 2007 when our family spent it's first Christmas in Aruba. Each year when we travel, we pack our gifts, along with wrapping paper, scissors, gift...