Travel exposes your bags to lots of dirt, dust and germs. And who wants to touch those nasty things, much less bring them home? Every time you take a trip, your luggage may pass through many hands, ...

Every time you take a trip, your luggage may pass through many hands, including those of the airline crew, a taxi or bus driver, the hotel bellhop, or a tour operator. “Think about all the places ...

Experts say the health risk is low, but you should still regularly wash items like toothbrush holders and neck pillows ...

Have you ever thought about how, once you’ve checked your luggage, it goes on a journey of its own? Traveling down conveyor belts, bumping around on baggage carts and in cargo holds, suitcases quickly ...

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If you have never cleaned your luggage, you're not alone. But it's time to reconsider. Your suitcase comes into contact with dirty airports, hotel carpet, and public streets and bathrooms with every ...

When was the last time you cleaned your luggage? No, not using a vacuum attachment to suck up any dirt, crumbs, and schmutz that have accumulated inside your suitcase over the years—although you ...

Every time you take a trip, your luggage may pass through many hands, including those of the airline crew, a taxi or bus driver, the hotel bellhop, or a tour operator. “Think about all the places ...