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Originally Posted by kimbo  1. Veet Hair Removing Mousse (I left mine at home because I was worried about aerosol cans in checked baggage) 
I looked and looked in Bangkok - supermarkets, Watsons, other pharmacies - NO! and they had no idea what I meant. Next time I'm taking it!
2. Travel-sized kettle for those early-morning or late night cups of tea or coffee - room service not a satisfactory solution.
We have one of these and usually take it + coffee mugs + teabags/coffee. Last trip we left it at home.
Got to hotel after midnight and had to wait ages for the in-room hotpot thing to boil. |
I thought we were the only ones! We bought a small kettle in Pattaya years ago and take it to thailand every trip,we also take a few tea bags coffee and the small long life milk in the mini tetra paks for the first night.
sad really to think that when we get there all we want is a tea or a coffee!
Age creeps up on all of us in the end.
Now "medi swipes" are a must for the short holiday tourist!
We use then to wipe cutelery that looks a bit if'y, and since we have used them we have never been sick.
remember things are washed up in the local tap water. but more so its what you have touched before the hand goes to mouth,so +1 for "Aquium gel" as well.
Den