cduffey
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Would anybody care to theorize on the prohibition of electric curlers?
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I was thinking that they still had employees who stood at the check-in lines and asked each person to read the sign. Kind of hard to claim batteries were stolen from carry-on after that. This is also mentioned in the sticky thread: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/cozumel/413080-arriving-cozumel-airport-guided-tour.htmlThat list was also shown to everyone waiting in line to check-in Jan 12th for the Air Canada direct flight to Toronto
Electric curlers are filled with flammable wax or oil and are therefore considered a hazardous product.
This just gets more confusing. I just went to tsa site and it says ONLY carryon for batteries because they are more easily monitored if they start a fire. ????WTH? That was updated 2012. So we have conflicting directions from TSA's own guidelines. I hate this crap.