Anonymous wrote:Get trash bags of appropriate size. Put bag in trash bag, put under seat. Remove trash bag and discard when you sre off plane.
Anonymous wrote:I would just cover the carry on, with a transparent trash bag, once inside the airplane.
Incidentally, I actually pack everything inside vacuum bags before putting it in a transparent trash bag, AND then I put it inside the suitcase. I have had incidents of luggage being put outside in the rain etc and ruining luggage inside the suitcase.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow I would not want to know what caused all that to be in your social media feed lol
+1 LOL!! What an algorithm!
Anonymous wrote:Wow I would not want to know what caused all that to be in your social media feed lol
Anonymous wrote:I would just cover the carry on, with a transparent trash bag, once inside the airplane.
Incidentally, I actually pack everything inside vacuum bags before putting it in a transparent trash bag, AND then I put it inside the suitcase. I have had incidents of luggage being put outside in the rain etc and ruining luggage inside the suitcase.
Anonymous wrote:Every time I have had explosive diarrhea on a plane that soaked the area around my seat there was nothing covering any bags that you would ever want to touch. If it happens, leave the bag behind.
Anonymous wrote:Every time I have had explosive diarrhea on a plane that soaked the area around my seat there was nothing covering any bags that you would ever want to touch. If it happens, leave the bag behind.
LOLAnonymous wrote:Wow I would not want to know what caused all that to be in your social media feed lol
Anonymous wrote:Me: hmm 40,000 people die every year in car accidents in the US, I should worry more when I get in cars
OP: but what about explosive diarrhea flowing down the aisles on airplanes