Why should you take these items in a hotel bathroom?

A shower cap may not be helpful for male travelers, but you should take advantage of it to wrap shoes before putting them in your luggage.

Not all items in the hotel bathroom can be taken back. But with what is allowed, you should take advantage of the following :

Soap

Please wrap and repack to use for foreign trips. Since soap is not liquid, it does not account for the volume of 100ml that you are allowed to carry in carry-on luggage. At home, you can tuck them into a towel closet, between partitions or towels to keep the cupboard cool.

Shampoos, conditioners . are always provided for free in the hotel bathroom.(Photo: iStock).

Shampoo

This is another useful option for travel. If the shampoo stays in the bottle, you can rinse it off, then use it to store small items at work or for picnics.

Conditioner

Some travelers use conditioner instead of shaving cream every time they travel. It is lighter, still meets the 100 ml liquid rule and is used effectively. Like shampoos and soaps, this compactness is ideal for hiking and camping, when you try to be as light as possible. You can also put them in your gym bag just in case the bathing suit at the gym ends.

Shower cap

You can take them to your home in case someone comes and stays. If you need to pack a pair of dirty shoes in your luggage, wrap them in a shower cap to keep other appliances clean.

Toothbrush

In addition to oral hygiene during the flight back home, you can also rub it with other household appliances.

Souvenir

One of Angus Kidman's colleagues, the travel pen, left the bottle of conditioner on her desk as a permanent reminder of her recent favorite trip. She even has the nickname Zeus, named after the brand of conditioner bottle. It is more effective if the item is designed in a special shape, such as the Luxor Hotel in Vegas (USA), with a pyramid-shaped soap bar.

Many hotels now have soap and shampoo containers in their rooms instead of toilets as before, making it more convenient for you to bring them back as long as your luggage is allowed.