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Re: Shipping toiletries
Shipping household goods has got complicated. Toiletries are not restricted but aerosols are. That's because many of the contents are now classified as dangerous goods or Hazmat. There is a list of restricted items on various web sites. See UPS, DHL, FedEx and others. All have links to the IATA web site that contains the full list.
Shipping by air is different than by ship. However, some of the regulations are the same. For instance, Lithium batteries are classified as dangerous goods. These are the same batteries that power all our electronic devices such as iPads, iPods, camera's, cell phones etc. We have all heard of the problems with the batteries in some Boeing aircraft. This is not a new regulation but, in light of recent events, shippers are being very picky. |
Re: Shipping toiletries
Well that's all my goods (about 450 cubic feet) away with White and Co of Dunfermline. to their depot.
I can certainly recommend them as they arrived on time, 2 young lads and their gaffer, and over the next 4 hours packed my items with great care and minimum fuss, a totally stress free affair for me. I explained I am in no hurry to get the items to Canada as they will have to go into storage there until I find my own place eventually (staying with daughter till then). However I am not looking forward to unpacking them at a future date and will have about 50 empty boxes to get rid of! |
Re: Shipping toiletries
Originally Posted by Granma Nessie
(Post 10793385)
Hi everyone, my shippers are coming on Monday for my goods and chattels. Can I just ask if anyone had a problem including toiletries like shampoo, perfume etc in with their items?
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Re: Shipping toiletries
Originally Posted by Steve_
(Post 10801306)
Like FL says, be careful they might freeze, I had that problem. Then they burst and then defrost as the removal men bring them in.
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Re: Shipping toiletries
Originally Posted by Granma Nessie
(Post 10801257)
Well that's all my goods (about 450 cubic feet) away with White and Co of Dunfermline. to their depot.
I can certainly recommend them as they arrived on time, 2 young lads and their gaffer, and over the next 4 hours packed my items with great care and minimum fuss, a totally stress free affair for me. I explained I am in no hurry to get the items to Canada as they will have to go into storage there until I find my own place eventually (staying with daughter till then). However I am not looking forward to unpacking them at a future date and will have about 50 empty boxes to get rid of! had 99 boxes and 1 car amazingly all boxes were used up for odds & sods in couple of years - fort for kids in basement, some for storage etc |
Re: Shipping toiletries
Originally Posted by Beaverquest
(Post 10801498)
we used Whites out of Forres and they were top notch
had 99 boxes and 1 car amazingly all boxes were used up for odds & sods in couple of years - fort for kids in basement, some for storage etc By the way can anyone tell me where I go to release the goods from customs when they.. arrive in Toronto (coming via sea route)? |
Re: Shipping toiletries
Originally Posted by Granma Nessie
(Post 10801791)
Npw there's a good idea, if I can't afford a house I can always use the empty boxes to construct a cardboard castle!
By the way can anyone tell me where I go to release the goods from customs when they.. arrive in Toronto (coming via sea route)? 1 Front Street West, P.O. Box 10, Station A, Toronto, Ontario M5J 2X6 http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/contact/l...1-e.html#d1331 |
Re: Shipping toiletries
Originally Posted by Former Lancastrian
(Post 10802183)
Where are you in Canada. If in Toronto I believe the office is on Front St Toronto.
1 Front Street West, P.O. Box 10, Station A, Toronto, Ontario M5J 2X6 http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/contact/l...1-e.html#d1331 |
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