Dangerous goods are defined as articles and substances which pose a significant risk to health or property when transported by air. As your items will be transitting via commercial aircraft it is imperitive you comply with the dangerous goods requirements.
International regulatory authorities have placed certain restrictions or prohibitions on the carriage of dangerous goods. You cannot send the following items through XS Bags and Boxes:
Examples: ammunition; fireworks; blasting caps; igniters; fuses; flares; caps for toy firearms.
Examples: substances which yield oxygen readily; organic peroxides such as hair or textile dyes; fibreglass repair kits; some bleaching powders; disinfectants; certain adhesives.
Examples: aerosol products; butane; charged butane cigarette lighters; fire extinguishers containing compressed gases; carbon dioxide gases.
Examples: gasoline; alcohol;flammable solvents and cleaning compounds; flammable paint; flammable varnish removers and thinners which ignite sontaneously in air.
Note: alcoholic beverages generally are not prohibited, but packaging requirements for liquids must be observed.
Examples: matches of all kinds; cellulose nitrate flims and other cellulose nitrate products; zinc powder; metallic magnesium; substances which become dangerous when wet.
Note: modern films made of cellulose acetate are not prohibited.
Examples: corrosive cleaning liquid; corrosive rust remover or preventative; corrosive paint or varnish removing liquid; nitric acid, battery fluid; mercury.
Examples: material which has anaesthetic, noxious, toxic or other characteristics which can cause extreme annoyance or discomfort in the event of leakage; liquid argon; gallium; liquid helium; polymerisable materials; strongly magnetised materials; pyrophoric liquids; creosote; quick lime; oiled paper; toys containing batteries.
If you have items and you are unsure as to whether they are dangerous or prohibited please contact support@xsbagsandboxes.com.au.