What the heck is 311? I keep hearing all this buzz, but what is it? Memory's forever travel is here to explain it all. Hello everybody, it is Jeannie Michaels here for Memory's Forever Travel. Today I want to fill you in on these TSA rules of the 311. Let's go. Okay, so the 311 rule can be a little confusing. This is part of TSA security at the airport. What that is is the three means all little bottles that you plan on bringing with you in your carry on bag through security at the airport after you've checked in. They have to be under 3.4 ounces. All of those little bottles that are under 3.4 ounces, they all have to fit into one quart sized bag. So all the liquids that you have need to be in one bag and little bottles. Make sure it's good and zipped because they don't want any spills. Not good. And lastly, every person is allowed one baggy in their carry on. Be sure once you have it all packed, everything's in your little bottles and it's zipped tight that you keep that little baggy on the very top of your carry on because when you get over to security you're going to have to pull that out so that it can go through the security screening. If they see liquids moving around in your bag and it's not pulled out you're going to search your bags. Be sure to keep it on top. And my tip for you guys is that I do in my carry on bag as well as my checked bag because I have learned the hard way folks. Take a piece of saran wrap, just a tiny little piece like this and I kind of fold it up here and then take your bottle, unscrew them and put a piece of saran wrap on the top. This will allow no leaks, accidental leaks. I do this a lot and ever since starting I've had no issues. It's so nice. You just screw the cap back on and you're good to go. Nothing's coming out of here. One more tip for you is if you are like me I always have to have water with me. I drink water all day long so especially when I'm flying I have water with me. If you do not want to go buy a $4 or $5 water inside the airport once you get through security because you can't bring bottles of water through. They have to be in 3.4 ounce bottles so a big bottle of water is not going to work. If you want to bring water with, bring a good quality water bottle with you and then once you get through security you can go to the drinking fountain and fill this up. Then you don't have to waste any money on extra bottles of water. I purchased this bottle and I actually really really love it. I actually hook it on to my husband's backpack when we're traveling. It also has a lock on it for the drinking area. So when you click it open, you could accidentally hit this button but with the lock you just lock it and we know it won't. Nothing will happen. But I learned something the hard way. I was on my way to Barcelona, Spain and I'm like okay I'm going to get some water. I went to go open this. I clicked my little button. All of a sudden water started spewing out. It happens when you're up in the sky as compression folks. Water was compressed and it started spewing out. Thankfully it wasn't very much but it was enough to just kind of get me wet. So be careful if you open that or you can open it this way to less that compression out. So you don't have that accident like I did. There you have it. 3-1-1 and a few other little extra trips from your travel agent. If you have any questions about any of this feel free to ask me in the comments below and I will get back to you. If you have any other ideas or topics that you would like me to chat about, please comment below because I want to hear. Be sure to give this video a thumbs up and please subscribe to my YouTube channel for more future videos. Have a good day guys. Until next time. Bye guys.