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Because there's nothing worse than realizing you're unprepared midway through your journey. Thanks to Quora.
You can also use them to help separate different currencies if you are traveling abroad.
Using your own shampoo is much better than relying on the hotel stuff.
The more quickly you can get through the security line, the better.
And you won't have to worry about carrying around multiple paper printouts of those documents.
You don't want all of your important medication lost for days. And put a change of clothes in your carry on, if you can fit it, just so you won't be wearing the same dirty stuff for days on end if the airline loses your bags.
Those cabins can get veeeerry dry. Just make sure to follow regulations about bringing liquids on planes so your gigantic bottle of moisturizer doesn't get confiscated.
Especially if you're traveling on the cheap and don't know if your hotel will even have an iron, let alone one that works well.
Your feet will hurt. Even if you don't start bleeding, it's nice to have some extra cushion.
At the very least, bring a copy of your prescription so you can buy a new pair from a local optometrist if needed.
Planning on hiking/camping during your trip? FLASHLIGHT.
Or, if you're in a pinch, just bring some duct tape as a last resort. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Nailclippers kill many birds with one stone.
Because you never know when you might find yourself in a sticky situation.
You won't have to check a bag at the airport, you'll be able to find your things more easily since there won't be as many of them, and you can always go to a local pharmacy or store to buy anything that becomes necessarily.
You do you.