Travel Buyables: Comfy Flights!
9:50 AM
So, while going through my stylefeed, I came across some products that are not only helpful while traveling, but money-saving, too! Some are even green, environmentally friendly. After all, budgets are sexy, and so is mother earth. Let's go on a trip, shall we?
On the Plane:
Sears has got this great bamboo (green alert!) blanket and eye mask set. Not so cheap, though, at $40. However, you can use the airplane blanket (if you can GET one), and get this neat eye mask from Perpetual Kid, no price listed, picture on the left.
In Your Hotel:
You made if off the flight and are settling into your hotel room, yummy. Definite must-haves include paper-thin, single use, solid sheets of shampoo, shaving cream, and laundry soap! One dissolving sheet is one use, and each comes in a pack of 30 sheets, for $6!
Now that you're showered, shaved, and laundered- get dressed for a day of exploring! But, wait- deodorant stains, ouch. Use this handy dandy tool for removing them, just $13. Last, not only does it meet TSA guidelines, but this solid block of lotion is great- it won't spill or leak. I actually never realized that solid lotion would be good, but my hands and face get so dry in the cold air craft air. And, now that I think about it- I DID get a huge family-size bottle of Johnson&Johnson's baby lotion thrown out of my luggage! Ugh, where were you when I needed you, solid lotion!!!??? :(
Out and About:
This is pretty neat. Instead of spending money on snacks and breakfasts, this bag (to the left) contains a bunch of breakfast bars, mini boxes of cereal, raisins, and granola snacks- currently on sale for $20. That's even great for a really long flight! A similar and probably more useful pack, by Minimus, includes a bunch of meds perfect for anybody away from home and not wanting to spend a bunch of money on pricey meds, also on sale for $20. It includes Alka-Seltzer, Imodium, DayQuil, Pepto-Bismol, Band-Aids, Benadryl, Tylenol, NyQuil, Simply Sleep pills, Blistex, Bayer and some sting relief ointment. As somebody who is always fighting with sinuses, a weak stomach, and headaches- this is brilliant!
On the Plane:Sears has got this great bamboo (green alert!) blanket and eye mask set. Not so cheap, though, at $40. However, you can use the airplane blanket (if you can GET one), and get this neat eye mask from Perpetual Kid, no price listed, picture on the left.
You made if off the flight and are settling into your hotel room, yummy. Definite must-haves include paper-thin, single use, solid sheets of shampoo, shaving cream, and laundry soap! One dissolving sheet is one use, and each comes in a pack of 30 sheets, for $6!
Now that you're showered, shaved, and laundered- get dressed for a day of exploring! But, wait- deodorant stains, ouch. Use this handy dandy tool for removing them, just $13. Last, not only does it meet TSA guidelines, but this solid block of lotion is great- it won't spill or leak. I actually never realized that solid lotion would be good, but my hands and face get so dry in the cold air craft air. And, now that I think about it- I DID get a huge family-size bottle of Johnson&Johnson's baby lotion thrown out of my luggage! Ugh, where were you when I needed you, solid lotion!!!??? :(
Out and About:This is pretty neat. Instead of spending money on snacks and breakfasts, this bag (to the left) contains a bunch of breakfast bars, mini boxes of cereal, raisins, and granola snacks- currently on sale for $20. That's even great for a really long flight! A similar and probably more useful pack, by Minimus, includes a bunch of meds perfect for anybody away from home and not wanting to spend a bunch of money on pricey meds, also on sale for $20. It includes Alka-Seltzer, Imodium, DayQuil, Pepto-Bismol, Band-Aids, Benadryl, Tylenol, NyQuil, Simply Sleep pills, Blistex, Bayer and some sting relief ointment. As somebody who is always fighting with sinuses, a weak stomach, and headaches- this is brilliant!
