Things Americans forget the most when traveling

Nine in 10 Americans have had a “Home Alone” moment — realizing they forgot something essential en route to their destination, according to new research.

While respondents aren’t forgetting their kids at home, they have forgotten a charger (34%), toiletries and beauty products (32%), sunscreen (27%) and even medication (18%).

That’s according to a survey of 2,000 U.S. adults, commissioned by Crystal Geyser Alpine Spring Water and conducted by Talker Research, which looked at the most inconvenient things respondents have forgotten including socks (17%), water bottles (14%) and even their wallet (8%).

Results also found that 37% admit they’re more forgetful when traveling and, on average, three items are left behind every trip.