What 'little extra' do you always take on holiday?

maureen59

I have just came back but took.
Diazepam, immodium. Plasters etc. Book. Pen.
Sick bags (collect them on the plane, nothing worse than more than one person having a gippy sicky tum, and only one bathroom!).

vegasvisitor

horace wrote: »

in my previous post I forgot to add the shiit pills.

h:)

Hadn't taken Immodium on holiday before but decided to take some to India with us. Good call. I still can't believe how effective a tiny melt in the mouth tablet can be. :rotfl:

mgdavid

Bob_the_Saver wrote: »

Never mind little extras, what the h*ll do they take in those big suitcases, I've often wondered.

all of the above!

Tarry

lesley74 wrote: »

Hadn't taken Immodium on holiday before but decided to take some to India with us. Good call. I still can't believe how effective a tiny melt in the mouth tablet can be. :rotfl:

I always take some with me plus painkillers and travel sickness tablets You never know :o:o

Bob_the_Saver

lesley74 wrote: »

Hadn't taken Immodium on holiday before but decided to take some to India with us. Good call. I still can't believe how effective a tiny melt in the mouth tablet can be. :rotfl:

For next time, generic version available everywhere in India and a lot cheaper than taking it with you.

ManAtHome

Bottle opener!

Micropore tape, roll of food bags (would probably also work as sick bags if you have a strong stomach - lol), as well a few odds+ends already mentioned.

Becles

Second the string idea, except mine was bought as a travel clothes line and has rubber suckers on the end!

I always travel with a packet of HobNobs. Handy if anyone is feeling sickly, and useful to nibble on if we get delayed or anyone gets the munchies.

poshbiz

A roll of black bin liners.

They don't take up much space, but are great when travelling with toddlers. We use them :

- as blackout blinds.
- as a mattress protector
- to throw in wet clothes
- to throw in dirty clothes when you cannot properly deal with the sick mess at 3am, you just put it in the bathroom
- as a bin etc.

a lot of use out of them, they are cheap too.