Furniture Polish
Furniture polish is only allowed if labeled non-flammable; many aerosol polishes are flammable and banned entirely.
Carry-on
Allowed with conditions
Checked
Allowed with conditions
Carry-on details
Depends on the label. Many aerosol furniture polishes contain flammable propellants or oils and are banned from carry-on entirely. Non-flammable, water-based polishes follow the standard 3.4 oz liquids rule instead. Check your product's label before packing it.
Checked-bag details
Depends on the label. Flammable furniture polish is banned from checked baggage as well. Non-flammable polish is generally allowed up to about 500 mL (18 oz) per container.
Quantity limit
100 ml (per container)
Special instructions
If the can doesn't clearly state "non-flammable," assume it's restricted and either leave it home or buy a travel-size, clearly labeled non-flammable product.
Related rules
FAQ
- Is furniture polish always allowed on a plane?
- No — many aerosol furniture polishes are flammable and are banned entirely. Only products specifically labeled non-flammable follow the standard liquids rule.
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Source: TSA — What Can I Bring? · Last verified: 2026-08-02
Final decision rests with the security officer at the checkpoint.