BA CW Wash-bags Uses
Dec 23, 2017, 8:28 am
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Dec 23, 2017, 9:05 am
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I noticed my wife has started to find uses for the various assortment of amenity bags collected over the years after she complained they were taking up too much space in the bottom of her wardrobe leaving no room for her shoe collection. I had suggested she stopped buying shoes.
Dec 23, 2017, 11:41 am
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What do the New bags look like? We will be flying CW in July.
i rather like the current ones, with the London skyline silhouette. Last flight we both were handed the navy blue, which on previous flights had been for men, while women received one in aquamarine. I still have several,of those and generally use them for packing socks and underwear. My husband uses his for electronics and cables.
i rather like the current ones, with the London skyline silhouette. Last flight we both were handed the navy blue, which on previous flights had been for men, while women received one in aquamarine. I still have several,of those and generally use them for packing socks and underwear. My husband uses his for electronics and cables.
Dec 23, 2017, 4:57 pm
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The hideous shoe bags I’ve received have either had their contents used and then left on board and once or twice I used it (with warm water) to clean the seat area- they really are a low point in airline amenity kits. Fortunately I have a rather substantial collection from other airlines which along with the old BA blue zipped Elemis and the smart new White Company ones are used for - gym toiletries, chargers, medication when travelling, electric razors, stationery, first aid kits and one for my nephews crayons.
Dec 23, 2017, 6:10 pm
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I'm surprised all you regular flyers bother taking the amenity kits. If I were flying every other week I certainly wouldn't as I would be carrying the essentials needed for a long haul flight.
We only take them for novelty value as we don't often get the chance to get away.
We only take them for novelty value as we don't often get the chance to get away.
Dec 23, 2017, 10:46 pm
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Silly philosophical question, but how can you be off topic when you define the topic of a thread? 
OP, your topic is BA related and people clearly have a lot to say about it, I'd say your topic is totally relevant! 
OP, your topic is BA related and people clearly have a lot to say about it, I'd say your topic is totally relevant!