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This may sound ludicrous but can we take playdough on a flight?

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Amandella · 04/04/2008 17:35

Ok, I know it sounds ridiculous but my dd loves the stuff and I thought it would be ideal to while away a few mins on a longhaul trip. However, another friend queried whether I could carry it in hand luggage and I have to say I'd never considered it. Does anyone know? I have checked BAA website but it doesn't mention it specifically - but they don't let you take creams and stuff. Any thoughts?

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squeaver · 04/04/2008 17:40

Yes you can. Well you could when I flew long haul a year ago. Can't think of any reason why it would be a problem - it's not liquid is it?!

Don't be a moron like me and take four big tubs of it. Play doh weighs more than you think you know.

tassisssss · 04/04/2008 17:42

sure it'll be fine as not liquid, but do you really want to? will it not get everywhere?

Amandella · 04/04/2008 17:48

Thank you - I was just thinking of a 3 or 4 of those tiny pots and a few rollers and cutters - nothing major but she will happily play with this for quite a while and to be honest, it will be last resort if books/dvds/other toys fail!!
Thanks again.

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nametaken · 05/04/2008 23:54

Amandella not a ludicrous question at all.

Definately check with both the airport and the airline.

Playdough looks an awful lot like semtex!!!

nametaken · 06/04/2008 00:18

playdough

semtex

slinkiemalinki · 15/04/2008 09:54

I have done a few times and there's been no problem - I took the smaller pots just in case and put it in my liquids plastic bag, again just in case.

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