3-1-1 rule?

Question

So it seems like the 3-1-1 stands for:
3 oz items, 1 bag, items must fit in the bag.

So you can take more than 3 items?
http://www.tsa.gov/assets/pdf/bag_poster.pdf
http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/prohibited/permitted-prohibited-items.shtm#1

Answer 1

One
One Quart bag, with each container being no more than
Three ounces.

3-1-1

But you can cram as much as you can in one bag. Use a bag with an actual little plastic zipper - it's a stronger and you can stuff more into and have it hold close. And look for exceptions to save space. like bar soap is excepted. Also Saline contact lens solution can be carried outside the bag, which saves space INSIDE the bag (but it has to be bigger than 3oz, and you have to declare it to the Security Officer.)

And most companies have adjusted their sample sizes. Before when you got a "sample" size or travel size they were 3.4 oz. Now they have adjusted.

Answer 2

No more than 3oz per item, all items together must fit into One bag (quart size) and you may have no more than One bag.
3-1-1

Answer 3

The containers must be 3 ounces, so it won't work with a 6-ounce container that is half full. You can pack your baggie as full as you want as long as it closes; I've managed to put shampoo, conditioner, perfume, toothpaste, liquid makeup, and 6 or 8 of the tiny airplane liquor bottles in one bag with no problem.

Answer 4

3 oz. or smaller size bottles - as many as will fit in bag and still close

1 quart size bag - nothing larger.

1 (only) of these bags

Answer 5

What MadMan reported - the a million qt dishevelled is all that counts. think of roughly it - you bypass by the risk-free practices verify factor, no longer AA's checkpoint. the three-a million-a million rule is especially plenty the international huge-unfold......