"Traveling with your electric toothbrush, or other items that buzz? If they have an installed lithium battery, you should pack them in your carry-on bag,” the TSA explained in an X post.
Traveling with your electric toothbrush, or other items that buzz? If they have an installed lithium battery you should pack them in your carry-on bag. Any spare or uninstalled lithium batteries must be placed in a carry-on bag. More on this topic here: t.co/eZom4Dgvvp pic.twitter.com/jOBPOrsHH8
— TSA (@TSA) September 4, 2025The reminder comes a little more than a week after the FAA updated its prohibited items list to include popular beauty tools, including cordless curling and flatirons using gas cartridges, butane and gas cartridge refills.
The reminder's a serious one, however, due to the flammable and combustible nature of batteries in cargo hold. If they overheat or catch fire, it can be a serious issue since items aren't detectible until it's a major problem.
The TSA confirmed that this announcement was not a rule change, but simply a reminder of the 2008 rule enacted to reduce the risk of lithium battery fires in cargo hold.
For regular updates on what’s currently listed, check out FAA.gov, and for a comprehensive list, check out FAA’s Pack-Safe Chart.
Related: TSA Banned These Beauty Tools From Checked Bags—Here’s What to Pack Instead
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