Or ANY bag for that matter. If it can’t go in a washing machine, it ain’t going on that floor.
Traveling often means juggling multiple belongings, and it's tempting to just place your bag wherever is convenient—often the airplane floor. However, from personal experience, I've found this can lead to unwanted dirt and germs transferring to your bag, especially if it's a luxury item like a Birkin or any delicate handbag. Airplane floors are notoriously grimy, exposed to countless passengers and their shoes. This can introduce bacteria, dirt, and even spills onto your bag's surface. If your bag is made from sensitive materials that can't be easily cleaned in a washing machine, the risk of damage or staining increases dramatically. What works best for me is to always use a protective bag cover or store items under the seat in front carefully rather than placing my bag directly on the floor. For handbags that aren’t washable, I recommend investing in a dedicated washable liner or inserting a cleaning cloth inside your bag to minimize direct contact. Additionally, using hooks or overhead compartments can reduce the need to put bags on the floor altogether. This approach not only safeguards your bags from dirt but also helps maintain their longevity and appearance. After all, a stylish bag is a worthwhile investment that deserves proper care during your travels. Remember, if your bag can’t go in a washing machine, it really shouldn’t touch that floor.































































