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Summary: A checklist can help you remember odds and ends, such as cell phone chargers, when packing for vacation or travel. Get tips on using a checklist and packing odds and ends in this free packing tips video guide.

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Chrissy Lyons Chrissy Lyons has perfected the art of packing having traveled via plane, car and cruise. She loves to travel and has been from Europe to the Caribbean. Pa... read more

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How to Pack Odds & Ends for Travel

Hey, Chrissy Lyons back with expert village as we continue on with our travel talk and the final stages of putting our packing together. Final stages it is. Last things to put in, things that we haven't put in already that we're going to need, but you know what, what do we resort to? A list. Got it. Got it. Shoes, got it. Hangers got it. Socks got it. Pants got it. Toiletries got it. Binoculars got it. Make-up got it. Okay, last few items left, what we don't got, jammies, they go in. Then any other items at the end that you would normally not think of, but they're on the list. Chargers, how many times don't we go with our portable phones, mobile phones? Cameras, all those things that require chargers. Stick those in, always a good thing to put them in the case. Not necessary that you take them in the travel on bag, carry on. We'll talk about those in a minute. Also, hair dryers and other big items like that, but you know what, here's a little baby that you wouldn't necessarily think of, an iron. Not everywhere supplies irons, so here's your little travel iron. They usually all come about this size and they come in there own little travel bag. It's got its own little reservoir for water. Kind of neat, steams just the way your big one does. Comes in a mini size. Also, hair dryers, they also come in small sizes. Again, when you've got something with a flat side, again, up against a flat edge. Looks like we're just about there, let's check it out. Fold it over, fold it over, I think we've just about got it. Let's zip her up. Ready to go. Indeed we are. I'm going to zip. I've given you the tip. We'll talk more, one last fit. Hang in.

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