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What have you put on your Amazon wishlist for your dorm?
Are there any things that you took to college that you later realized were a waste of space? Was there something that your roommate had that you realized you absolutely should have brought with you?
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Heyy,
Personally, I would definitely recommend bringing a lamp — the dorm room lights aren't always the best. One semester, my friend’s room lights didn’t work at all, and she had no light until she finally bought a small lamp. Another recommendation would be a Brita filter. Sometimes the dorm water isn’t the cleanest, and it’s nice to have fresh, filtered water right in your room.
I’d also suggest bringing a vacuum and a mattress topper — both made a huge difference for me. And whether you believe the investment is worth it or not, a little decor goes a long way in making the space feel more lively and personal.
A small bucket with basic cleaning supplies (like Clorox wipes, Lysol spray, etc.) can really help you out too. I also highly recommend having two sets of utensils plus a pack of disposable ones. There will definitely be times when you’re too tired to wash a fork or spoon, or when you just forget to grab one altogether.
Also having extra storage or a little cart with daily essentials makes it easier in a small room.
Personally, I would definitely recommend bringing a lamp — the dorm room lights aren't always the best. One semester, my friend’s room lights didn’t work at all, and she had no light until she finally bought a small lamp. Another recommendation would be a Brita filter. Sometimes the dorm water isn’t the cleanest, and it’s nice to have fresh, filtered water right in your room.
I’d also suggest bringing a vacuum and a mattress topper — both made a huge difference for me. And whether you believe the investment is worth it or not, a little decor goes a long way in making the space feel more lively and personal.
A small bucket with basic cleaning supplies (like Clorox wipes, Lysol spray, etc.) can really help you out too. I also highly recommend having two sets of utensils plus a pack of disposable ones. There will definitely be times when you’re too tired to wash a fork or spoon, or when you just forget to grab one altogether.
Also having extra storage or a little cart with daily essentials makes it easier in a small room.