Anonymous
11/19/2015 01:38
Subject: Useful Dorm Room Items
A digital camera.
Anonymous
11/19/2015 01:30
Subject: Useful Dorm Room Items
Wastepaper basket.
Anonymous
11/19/2015 01:30
Subject: Re:Useful Dorm Room Items
Anonymous wrote:A power strip and extension cord
We ended up using three powerstrips because of the location of the outlets and where certain things were placed.
Anonymous
11/19/2015 01:26
Subject: Re:Useful Dorm Room Items
1)Bedding -
Buy the best, thickest memory foam mattress pad. Also buy extra deep pocket sheets so that the memory pad can fit underneath it. Along with comforter, also give fleece and cotton blanket to make the bed extra cosy. Good quality pillows, pillow protectors and pillow covers. Buy a "body rest" pillow too. Make a headboard if needed. Check out this tutorial -
http://theoldpostroadblog.blogspot.com/2013/06/easy-dorm-room-headboard-tutorial.html
2)Tons of big and small command hooks that can take different weights.
3) Umbrella, rainboots.
4) Flocked hangers take less space than regular hangers
5) Rent a microwave/freezer combo from the college if available, or buy one. You can then stock a lot of things like popcorn and coffee etc.
6) Door mirror. Tool kit.
7) Shower caddy and a hair-product/styling tools caddy.
8) Iron (if your kid knows how to iron) and table top ironing board. A small sewing kit - needle, thread, safety pins and a small roll of "stitch witchery" or fabric glue.
9) Medicine kit - otc meds like Tylenol, Neosporin, Bandaids. and multivitamins.
and of course everything else your kid needs.
Buy the best, thickest memory foam mattress pad. Also buy extra deep pocket sheets so that the memory pad can fit underneath it. Along with comforter, also give fleece and cotton blanket to make the bed extra cosy. Good quality pillows, pillow protectors and pillow covers. Buy a "body rest" pillow too. Make a headboard if needed. Check out this tutorial -
http://theoldpostroadblog.blogspot.com/2013/06/easy-dorm-room-headboard-tutorial.html
2)Tons of big and small command hooks that can take different weights.
3) Umbrella, rainboots.
4) Flocked hangers take less space than regular hangers
5) Rent a microwave/freezer combo from the college if available, or buy one. You can then stock a lot of things like popcorn and coffee etc.
6) Door mirror. Tool kit.
7) Shower caddy and a hair-product/styling tools caddy.
8) Iron (if your kid knows how to iron) and table top ironing board. A small sewing kit - needle, thread, safety pins and a small roll of "stitch witchery" or fabric glue.
9) Medicine kit - otc meds like Tylenol, Neosporin, Bandaids. and multivitamins.
and of course everything else your kid needs.
Anonymous
11/18/2015 14:18
Subject: Re:Useful Dorm Room Items
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:CONDOMS!
Free from student health centers.
...and often available in a basket at the front desk of the dorm.
Anonymous
11/18/2015 11:04
Subject: Re:Useful Dorm Room Items
Anonymous wrote:CONDOMS!
Free from student health centers.
Anonymous
11/18/2015 10:31
Subject: Useful Dorm Room Items
Command Hooks. Not a sexy gift, but oh, so useful!
Anonymous
11/18/2015 02:05
Subject: Useful Dorm Room Items
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Anonymous
03/30/2014 15:48
Subject: Useful Dorm Room Items
my dorm had those "insta-hot" faucets in the bathroom for making tea. we had tons of restrictions on small appliances, though, and weren't allowed electric kettles.
Anonymous
03/29/2014 18:01
Subject: Re:Useful Dorm Room Items
DH just about fell out of his chair!