Can I Bring Bar Soap on a Plane?

Key Points:

  • Carry-on Luggage: Allowed
  • Checked Luggage: Allowed

Airline Policies Comparison

Airline CompanyCarry-onChecked Luggage
American AirlinesYesYes
Delta AirlinesYesYes
United AirlinesYesYes
Southwest AirlinesYesYes
RyanairYesYes

Can I Bring Bar Soap On A Plane in a Carry-on?

Yes. There are no restrictions for bringing bar soap in carry-on luggage.

Can I Bring Bar Soap in a Checked Luggage?

Yes. Bar soap can also be packed in checked luggage without any restrictions.

Can you bring Bar Soap through the TSA?

Yes. The TSA does not have any restrictions on bar soap in either carry-on or checked luggage.

Can you bring Bar Soap on an international flight?

Yes. However, it’s always advisable to check specific airline guidelines and destination country regulations.

Different Types of Soap

  • Liquid Soap: May be subject to liquid restrictions in carry-on bags.
  • Powdered Soap: Generally allowed without restrictions.
  • Gel Soap: Subject to the same rules as other gels and liquids in carry-on bags.

Similar Items with Bar Soap

  • Shampoo/Conditioner Bars: Same rules as bar soap, generally allowed.
  • Shower Gels: Subject to liquid/gel rules in carry-on luggage.

Will TSA Throw Away My Bar Soap?

No. TSA has no reason to confiscate bar soap.

What Happens if TSA Catches You with Bar Soap?

Nothing unusual. Bar soap is not a prohibited item.

Tips For Packing Bar Soap in Your Luggage

  • Dry and Wrap: Ensure the soap is dry and wrapped to prevent mess.
  • Separate Container: Use a soap box or bag to avoid scent transfer to clothes.
  • Leak-proof Packaging: For liquid or gel soaps, use leak-proof containers.

Are Bar Soaps Considered Dangerous on a Plane?

No. Bar soaps are not considered dangerous goods on flights.

⚠️ The final decision rests with the TSA officer on whether an item is allowed through the checkpoint.

If you are unsure about an item, AskTSA team looks forward to answering your questions 365 days a year; live assistance is available from 8 am – 6 pm (ET).

⚠️ Officers may ask you to power up your electronic device, including cell phones. Powerless devices will not be permitted onboard the aircraft. TSA does not read or copy information from your device.

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