The traveler spoke about an unusual trick at the airport that will make the trip easier and cheaper

Travel gimmick: TSA lets you do it, reports Johnny Jet.

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From the veteran traveler John E. DiScala, aka Johnny Jet, these recommendations can save you money and hassle.

The top tip was how to stay hydrated in the air.

“Nobody wants to spend $5 on a bottle of water or drink bad-tasting water from a dirty fountain. I often see people trying to steal water bottles through security all the time, but they are easy to spot on the X-ray machine, so you can't get away with it,” says the traveler.

He says if you really want to bring your own water bottle, the only way to do it is to freeze it.

If you do decide to freeze water or other liquid, make sure it is actually frozen.

“And I mean, her condition must be solid as a rock. I'd also put it in a separate bin when going through security since it will definitely be flagged and you don't want TSA officers wasting valuable time going through all your stuff unnecessarily,” he says.

Another related tip is to simply ask TSA what you can and cannot bring through security.
“They do a great job answering questions via Twitter (@AskTSA) during normal business hours,” he says.

If it's a weekend or late evening, you can download their free MyTSA app and search for what you need.

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“Yesterday (Sunday) I checked it out and sent them a tweet at 12:32 asking, 'Can you bring frozen water bottles through security?' - says John E. DiScala. — 17 minutes later, TSA responded with two tweets: “Great question! Frozen water bottles are allowed through the security checkpoint. Containers may be larger than 85-113 grams each if the item is completely frozen when presented for inspection.”

The traveler adds that he's not even sure if drinking water that's been frozen in a plastic container is good, but I know some people like it because it's cold, refreshing and worthless.

When he travels, he takes an empty, collapsible water bottle with him and, after going through security, refills it at the club lounge or asks for a cup of water at a restaurant on the other side of the security zone.

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“Just don’t place the top of the water bottle so that it touches the spout of the fountain or faucet. You don't need other people's germs and no one needs yours. When refueling, make sure there is a distance of at least 2-4 centimeters,” warns the traveler.

He hopes these tricks will help make your travels more enjoyable, interesting and delicious.

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