In addition to the many uses already listed in previous posts. I also keep some for family members not teaveling in premium cabins.

I wish they gave those on the HI and domestic flights. Some of these flights are longer than the flights to Europe, etc.

We get them transcon on Virgin Australia for flights to/from Perth to the east coast

I have one that holds my bike tools nicely that I keep in the bottom of my panier.

I keep the small bags for my cell phone chargers and ear phones, and other small electronics, when traveling and in my work brief.

Delta gives out amenity kits on their ATL to HNL flights. I wish the other lines did the same, for example, EWR to HNL which is quite a long flight

Interesting. Is it worth the hassle to sell them on eBay? I dunno, sounds like more trouble than it is worth.:confused:

I use my E bags from Turkish as swimming goggle bags. I used a United bag for toiletries when I fly. I had an old Delta bag I used to use but lost it. My daughter loves the bags and uses them for jewelry,knick knacks etc.

If I had more I would give more away.

Give all mine away to friends/family since my +1 keeps hers for memory sake

My mom makes it a point to always replenish her stock from my flights :-) - she has different uses for them, but then she also gives them to her friends as gifts....I personally keep a few - I currently have a couple from Lufthansa first class flights, American, United, KLM, Turkish and Delta.

I keep them at home, because they're perfect when guests stay overnight. When they're done with, I usually keep the bags for my future travels.

I am resurrecting this old thread because I am facing the same dilemma. But we have dozens and dozens of new and sealed amenity kits, almost 50 toothbrush/dental kits, and more. I have already done everything listed on this thread:

- Sold more interesting kits on Ebay (non-US or US kits in sets)
- Use bags for cords (the SN bag is especially useful)
- Given them to family members flying long-haul coach (AA)
- Use for personal makeup/toiletry bag (CX)
- Use as regular "flight bag" with my own amenities that I want for all flights (UA, surprisingly)
- Simply dug into them to pull out individual items
- Collect special edition kits (current AA vintage sets)
- Thrown them out (OS)

And STILL we have SO MANY kits! We are about to travel to Myanmar and Cambodia and were wondering if it would be appropriate to just give them out as gifts to kids (especially the dental kits) since we won't give cash ever. Or if there is something else we should do. We are currently expats and we don't know the charities here that might accept them.

Any ideas?

My wife is Thai. We give our kits to our niece (5 years old) and she gives them to fellow students at her school who think they are great.

Yes, don't take them when offered.

That helps very little with the many kits we already have.