As the moving season approaches, college students are trying to pack their belongings in order to prepare for the day of relocation. Although it may seem that you will just take your bedroom with you, household items and first aid are also on top of the college packing list. As the packaging can be felt as a prevailing process, we have compiled a list below things you definitely do not want to forget.
Topner mattress
Some college students find the mattresses provided in their dorm room, just don’t match the one they left at home. A good way to combat this is by making a mattress to increase the comfort level of your dorm room for the last night sleepS Pro-Tip: Consider buying the same lid/top of the mattress you have on your bed at home to make your room feel more like your home.
First aid kit
Accidents happen so that you are best prepared. Having a small first aid kit in your room, including tape aids, triple antibiotic ointment, hydrogen peroxide and other common first aid items can be a good idea. While your college medical center is available for your medical needs, keeping these items in your room can be useful for minor injuries and if the center is closed.
Shower shoes and caddy
While colleges do their best to keep the facilities clean and renovated, there are many students who use them. Having your own pair of shower shoes ensures that you keep your feet clean and protected from anything that can be on the floor. You cannot leave your shampoo and other products in the community bath by making a shower of another dorm room. Having some organization for your shower items can save you time and keep things clean. The good Caddy must be able to get wet and have enough space to carry everything you need from your room to the shower: from shampoo and conditioner, to your loaf and more.
Power Tapes/Overvoltage Protectors
You can never have enough retail outlets in your dorm room. The presence of power tapes for all your needs is different. When buying electricity tapes, consider those with overvoltage protection. This will guarantee the safety of your computer and another valuable electronics in the event of a power supply or electricity jump. Be sure to check your college policy before adding this need to your list as some schools do not allow them. If they are allowed, make sure your power tape also has a switch to turn on/off, it is important to follow the instructions of many colleges in the hostel that your resident advisor will impose.
Command strips
When you move, it is important to make your room feel comfortable and cozy as it will be your home away from home. To many students this means hanging pictures of their friends and family, posters and lights For decoration. When you do this, remember that if you do not want to face fines at the end of the year for damage to the wall, you should find another solution. Ung’s command strips will allow you to add character and coziness to your space without encountering penalties at the end of the year!
Fan
Not every college has air conditioning in their hostels. If you prefer the cool temperatures in your room, the presence of a fan can help. Another great role that the fan can play is to provide white noise to help you study or sleep. At the college hostel, nights can become noisy despite the quiet hours, so you have a fan to help balance some of it is key. In addition, putting your fan in your window will provide additional fresh air if you need it.
Storage
You may not have many options in your dorm room when it comes to storageS It doesn’t take much to create a clutter in a small space. You can fight this by having a thoth, baskets and plastic drawers to help you organize. In addition, we may need to look at what you have packaged and eliminating things you don’t need. Having an idea of the storage you need before moving the day is great, but you may also go to the nearest supermarket to get more organizational instruments to fill in for missing pieces.
Dry board to delete/calendar
Staying organized does not end that there is a place to keep all your items. You will also want to consider ways you can follow your schedule in class, deadlines and more. Many college students find that the presence of a dry deletion board is an easy way to stay organized. Having a person allows you to outline your day and keep track of the tasks you will need to work on. In addition, if you have a roommate, it also helps you both know where the other is. This may be crucial if you plan to hit the gym together, study, or even if you want to plan time when your roommate will be out to give yourself absolutely silence to study or decompress.
Junk
Having a trash bin in your dorm room may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the most important thing, but it is certainly one. When you finish breakfast or decide to ignite the paper you work on to get fresh, you will need somewhere to put your garbage. Pro-Tip: Buying flavored garbage bags can keep your room smell fresh between taking out the garbage!
Cleaning supplies
If you are someone who thrives in a clean and tidy environment, you will want to turn on cleaning Deliveries on your packaging list. Having a broom and even a vacuum, if you plan to include a carpet from an area in your décor, it can be a change of game when it comes to maintaining a hostel room. You should also take a disinfectant spray and paper towels for surfaces. These basic things will keep your room tidy and smelling fresh. Although it may be tempting to add a candle to your packaging list to maintain unwanted odors, many college hostels have policies against it, so it may be best to leave those at home.
Move to college can be
stressfulBut it also has to be a memorable time you enjoy. By making sure you pack the basics, you are set up for a successful weekend to move.
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