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A personal item is property that belongs to an individual that is small enough to be easily moved or carried. The term personal items is commonly used in rules, regulations, policies and laws to indicate a class of small personal asset that an individual has exclusive rights to use. The following are illustrative examples of personal items.
Backpacks | Batteries | Beauty Supplies | Bedding | Beverages | Bicycles | Blankets / Comforters | Books | Cameras | Cash / Payment Cards | Chargers, Adapters & Cords | Clothing | Comb / Hairbrush | Computers | Computing Accessories | Cosmetics | Cups / Tumblers | Data Storage Devices | Documents | Electronics | Emergency Kits | Fashion Accessories | Flashlights | Footwear | Games / Cards | Glasses / Sunglasses | Handbags | Headphones / Earphones | Identification Documents | Jewelry | Laptops | Magazines | Mail | Media Devices | Medication | Mobile Phones | Musical Instruments | Notebooks | Perfume | Pillows | Printers / 3d Printers | Purses | Rain Gear | Snacks | Speakers | Sporting Goods | Stationery | Suitcases | Sunscreen | Swimwear | Tablets | Toiletries | Tools | Towels | Toys | Umbrellas | Vitamins | Wallets | Watches | Wellness Supplies |
In the context of travel, a "personal item" is usually a small bag such as a laptop case or purse.Personal items can be contrasted with household items that are shared between people who live together as a household.
Personal TechnologyTechnology that is typically or often used by a single person. This can include mobile technologies that you take with you or things such as computers that you may keep in a private space such as your bedroom.Household ItemsHousehold items are things for the home that are most typically shared by members of household. In any household, some of these items may be designated as personal. This commonly applies to things that an individual keeps in their bedroom. It can also apply to things in common areas such as a special mug that is understood as belonging to one person.Fashion ItemsThings that you wear or carry with you that are viewed as an expression of your identity and style.Personal Care ItemsGoods that are used to care for your body including elements such as health, hygiene and appearance.Personal SuppliesThings that an individual buys for themselves that are consumed or that have a relatively short lifespan. It is also common to view low cost items such as a flashlight as a supply even if it somewhat durable.Leisure ItemsPersonal property related to leisure, recreation, activities and your hobbies.Other ItemsOther items that people commonly take personal possession of including critical keys to your identity such as a passport.SummaryPersonal items are either defined as small items that an individual carries with them or items that are designated for the personal use of an individual. The latter definition can include relatively large personal things such as a desk in your bedroom.
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