Can you put a filled suitcase, after a trip, directly into this unit? Or do you have to empty and bag everything?
1596068
Yes, as long as it fits in a box inside the plastic bag. Make sure anything that's electronic, or that melts are out of the bag before heating the box. Hope this helps.
1596069
You can put the full suitcase in, but you need to put it inside a plastic bag. If you are putting a full suitcase, I recommend you "cook" it overnight to make sure that every part heats up to the necessary temperature.
1596070
We have never put a filled suitcase into the unit. I do not see why you couldn't. I would put the suitcase in the plastic bag--if suitcase fits in box, it will fit in bag--un zip--put thermometer into the idle of the bag, and turn it on. I do not see any reason it would not work. If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to ask. This unit has been great keeping bed bugs, picked up by a teacher in our household, out of our home.
1596071
Yes, they say to take out medicine, toiletries,etc. I had those items in a ziplock when I traveled for easy removal.
1596072
Definitely works well with a full suitcase but make sure to put the heat sensor right in the middle of the case in the clothes, the more tightly packed the bag is the longer it will take for it to reach temperature all the way through.
1596073
Hello! You can definitely put it right on in there. The unit comes with massive plastic bags that you can put the entire suitcase in. Nothing liquid or electronic can go in. Other than that you are solid. It gets very hot so shoes can mold to whatever they are pressed against (I have dents in the top of one pair of my shoes). That is the only concern. But as long as things are in the bag it will work.
1404608
No, you have to blow it up and release the valves to deflate. Since I was on vacation, I was concerned about it deflating good enough to fold back into suitcase, but it was fast and easy. Since its just the pillow and outer ring that inflates, it only takes minutes to blow it up.
561396
Yes, among many other things. I rarely even bring a suitcase when I'm going on a weekend trip. It's big enough to fit all you may need even with golf clubs. Extreme space saver.
1696961
No, I would think even before it is put together it would be too large to put in a suitcase.
173789
The bags are airtight, but with changing air pressure the bag may not make it. So I wouldn't recommend bringing in my suitcase.
1315516
Maria I really don't know as I left mine in the airport because the one time I used it, I was having so much trouble keeping my luggage balanced on there even wiwth 2 bungee cords. However, if you have someone to help you load I'm sure it would be easier to do, and I was told you can take it with you on the plane.
758412
It does come in pieces and has to be assembled. The largest piece is the back of the kitchen, I think. It might fit into a large suitcase, although I'm not 100% sure.
2222108
It can be packed since it deflates. I had trouble with an air leak on one of the components. It comes with a repair kit. I eventually stopped using it because it was hot/sweaty since it's plastic. Still, since I can't sleep lying flat, it was a decent option if I didn't have anything else.
1644499
Can fold practically flat at the bottom of you suitcase. Bag is made of mesh with nothing in it to give it any structure, but bag is a big bag so it will not be totally flesh with your suitcase liner will probably take up as much space as one of those plastic recycle shoppers. Hope that helps
1888231
you can take the bag on the plane as a carry on the problem with that is if somebody stuffs their carry on into the same compartment, you may risk damaging your unit.
852994
It will fit in a suitcase. If you're using a carryon size suitcase, it will take up most of the space though. We actually bought this booster seat and one other seat specifically for air travel and ended up returning this one. Construction and functionality are excellent (better than the one we kept) but it just took up too much space.
263401
Carry on would be fine. Depending on how you pack, it may need to go in the overhead compartment.
1889276
Should be able to fit in a suitcase. The largest portion of space it taken up by the two fans that inflate the screen. You could seperate the fans in the bottom of the suitcase and the rest will lay relatively flat. Hope you enjoy the screen. My family has loved ours.
502904
It breaks down into components. If you plan to take it by box, it would have to be your carry-on. Taken apart, it would fit in a jpiece of good size luggage or a wheeled duffle bag. Just be sure to wrap it securely because it contians glass lenses.
578824
Yes a larger suitcase. It's very lightweight so shouldn't add much to total your allowed per bag. Good luck
1646070
You can travel with this. It is shipped in a box, but the items are packed in bags so you can put it in your carry on. I have all of them saved in one ziploc bag. Hope this helps.
938396
The box is just big enough to fit the unit. The item comes in several pieces. If your suitcase is at least 26", the box should fit.