I have a one gallon bucket of wood glue that I need to take to Kansas. Can I check this as baggage? I know it cannot be carry-on but trying to find out what can, and cannot, go on as checked luggage is dang near impossible.
Mike Day
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First off, its against FDA regulations to carry a numerous amount of items in a carry on, and this includes liquids. I would guess that the most efficient to do this, would be to just mail it there via USPS, and possibly send it priority which will arrive in 2-3 days for about $20 (I know for a fact that it cost $15.80 +$.65 (for delivery confirmation***which is key), to send a 6 lb. 4 oz. box from a town about 45 mins. from manhattan to lenexa, KS 66215 (which is a zone-6 shipment). You can even get a flat rate box which maybe more beneficial since it cost $9.50 and a larger box for $12.50, and you can fill it up to 70 lbs. (and hopefully you will have room). ALSO, print a shipping label online- you are charged at a discount, and you get free delivery confirmation, which once again is key to tracking your package, and you can print a label for both flat rate and priority shipments, and finally, you can pick up the flat rate boxes for FREE at any post office. Good luck,
Graham.
quackingdonkey
It's cheaper and a lot easier to buy another bucket of glue when you get there.