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Simple question: where is the best place to buy swim noodles?
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Dollar store at home and stick in suitcase. On island you can get them at Aqua Mania and Ace Hardware.
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Going for 3 weeks so luggage space is at a premium. Thanks for the info
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I have taken them before in checked luggage. They compress down and weigh nothing wrapping around the edge of inside suitcase. Now we have the blow up noodles. They are the size of a can of beer deflated and are pretty weightless.
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Cost U Less, Ace, some grocery stores carry them.
Elaine
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