DORMROOM CHECK LISH...help?

Question

im living on campus this semester and i dont know where to find a dormroom check list at. can somebody help me find one or give me ideas on what i should bring...xoxo

Answer 1

TV
Computer- All the wires you need for that also
Garbage can
Laundry Basket
Garbage bags
hangers
Basic stuff-Clothes,personnel stuff,decorations for your room,easy bathroom stuff,Flip flops to wear in the shower,Bedding(Extra long twin sheets),List of important numbers,a small lockable box(Walmart or kmart has cheap ones to keep money and stuff in)If you can find out if you have a room mate and what there bringing.Sometimes the school will give you there number.Some people take small refrigerators but they don't really use them.You really don't need alot of stuff.Good Luck!

Answer 2

Here is a list of suggested items to bring to a dorm by the College Board (the people who write the SAT):

Bedside lamp
Alarm Clock
Waste Basket
Hangers
Computer
Printer
Phone (other than cell phone)
Ethernet Cable
Head Phones
Surge Protector
Portable Music Device
Sheets and Pillow Cases (two sets extra long twin)
Towels
Pillows (2)
Blankets (2)
Laundry Bag
Stain Remover
Laundry Detergent
Pepto-Bismol
Pain Reliever
Band-Aids
Cough Drops
Shampoo
Bath Soap
Toothpaste and Toothbrush
Dental Floss
Comb/Brush
Nail Clippers
Razor/Shaving Cream/After Shave
Phone/Address Book
Stapler/Staples
Printer Paper
Printer Ink
Pens/Pencils
Notebooks/Notebook Paper/3-Ring Folder
Paper Clips
Scissors
Ruler
Dictionary
Envelopes/Stamps
21 Pair Underwear
21 Pair Socks
7 Pair Pants/Jeans
14 Shirts
Sweat Pants
Light/Heavy Jacket
Tennis Shoes/Boots/Black Shoes
1 Set Business Attire
Camera
Posters/Art

Remember to check with the school. Some schools may not allow items like microwaves, while some schools provide them for you. Also know space may be very limited so get what you absolutely need first, then get some of the extras when you have the chance.

Answer 3

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Dorm room checklist


Check with your school to see if it provides dorm rooms with:
Telephones
Voice mail
Linen service
Connection to the college computer network
Wastebasket
Carpeting

Check to see if any of these things are on the list of forbidden items:
Refrigerators
Microwave ovens
Automatic coffee makers
Crockpots
Toaster ovens
Fans
Space heaters
Halogen lamps

Now that you're ready to go shopping, here is a list of things dorm dwellers and recent college graduates say you need:
Sheets (most dorm rooms have extra-long twin beds that require extra-long sheets; better check)
Washable comforter
Blanket
Pillows
Beanbag chair
Slippers
Area rug, if the room is not carpeted
Alarm clock/clock radio
Under-bed storage boxes
Door mirror and hand mirror (some rooms come without a mirror)
Dinnerware
Glassware
Food storage containers
Portable vacuum
Towels
Bath rugs
Shower shoes
Carry-all shower tote
Travel soap dish
Toothbrush
Hair dryer
Hairbrush
Toiletries
Small first-aid kit
Laundry basket
Stacking bins
Bulletin/message board
Clothes hangers
Batteries
Desk accessories
Desk/clip/floor lamps
Light bulbs
Surge protectors
Extension cords
Posters
Reference books

20-point checklist
Stores such as Bed Bath & Beyond and Linens 'n Things offer extensive lists and helpful hints for college-bound students on their Web sites. The dorm experts cast their eyes over a list of BB&B's college tips and had a few comments.
1. You can postpone doing laundry until you run out of underwear and socks. Bring lots of each.
2. Bring a bathrobe, shower shoes and shower caddy for that long walk from showers to the dorm room. "Definitely, a nice bathrobe is key – you see tons of people on your way into and out of the shower."
3. Bring your favorite sports equipment.
4. Is the school in a hot or cold climate? Will you need thermal underwear, gloves and hats, or sandals and extra bathing suits? "A comfy pair of sweats is a good idea, even in the early fall, because you usually can't do anything to adjust the temperature in your room."
5. Because you will be living on your bed, your comforter needs to be washable. Check the tag.
6. Put a dry-erase message board on your dorm room door so others can leave messages for you. (An emphatic "Yes" to this idea from the college kids.)
7. Keys: Be sure to have an extra set of room and car keys.
8. Make two copies of everything in your wallet: Keep one copy in your dorm room, the other at home.
9. Memorize your Social Security number. You will need it more times than you can imagine. In college, you ARE your Social Security number.
10. Bring earphones for your radio, stereo or TV. It keeps the techno fans and classical music aficionados compatible.
11. Take a spare pair of glasses, contact lenses and copies of all your prescriptions.
12. Rolls of quarters are a hot college commodity, needed for laundry, sodas and parking meters. ("Yes, and the dollar bill changer is always broken." )
13. Assemble a small tool kit, filled with the essentials. Put your name on these items; they will be borrowed.
14. Go light on the photos and memorabilia from high school. "Some college freshmen seem to focus entirely on high school."
15. Stamps come in handy for paying bills.
16. Stock up on individual packets of mayonnaise, mustard, sugar, sweetener – condiments for those midnight snacks.
17. Have a mini-pantry of snacks; you will have lots of unexpected visitors.
18. Duct tape, a hot-glue gun and super-adhesive glue will fix just about anything.
19. Batteries – you can never have enough.
20. Put the school decal on the back window of your parents' car. They will think of you every time they get in the car.

Answer 4

1.Laundry totes, baskets, etc.
2. Liquid laundry detergent, to lessen the weight. Just fill an emptied water bottle with a spout with the detergent.
4. Iron and Hanging Ironing Board
5. Bedding
6. Cell Phone
7. Alarm Clock
8. Towels!!!
9. Medicines/Pain pills/etc.
A basic first aid kit is great
10.umbrella
11. bath soap, liquid hand soap, shampoo, razor, brushes, blow dryer, toilet paper, facial tissue, cosmetics, etc.
12. shower shoes and something in which to carry toiletry items to the bathroom.
13.Basic School Supplies
14. Clothes to last you until fall break (you won't have a lot of space...get others later)


**For major purchases/items talk to your roommate. You'll need to figure out about a microwave/television/fridge/CD Player. You both won't need to bring these.

Answer 5

Virtually all home good stores have checklists of things to bring for "back to school". Try the websites for Bed Bath & Beyond or Linens N Things. Just remember, they are there to sell you stuff, you don't actually NEED all the items on the list, they are just suggested guidlines.

Your school's housing department probably has a packet of suggested items as well. You could call them.

Answer 6

Lots of cigarettes, Old McGreggor Clan Scotch, porno, fireworks, Comp B, shower shoes, marijuana, hormel chilli and ramen noodles, condoms, firearm, lock box, parachute, Kessler whiskey, Blake Thomas and Demetric Fox, electric blanket, guitar, The Third Policeman by Flann O'Brien, pregnancy test, playing cards, Astro Glide, Die Hard 1, Playstation and TV, gas mask, at least one pair of handcuffs, a Liger, coffee, duct tape, book bag, walkie talkies, and a 1989 Chevy Blazer.
If used correctly, this is all you will need.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Dorm room checklist


Check with your school to see if it provides dorm rooms with:
Telephones
Voice mail
Linen service
Connection to the college computer network
Wastebasket
Carpeting

Check to see if any of these things are on the list of forbidden items:
Refrigerators
Microwave ovens
Automatic coffee makers
Crockpots
Toaster ovens
Fans
Space heaters
Halogen lamps

Now that you're ready to go shopping, here is a list of things dorm dwellers and recent college graduates say you need:
Sheets (most dorm rooms have extra-long twin beds that require extra-long sheets; better check)
Washable comforter
Blanket
Pillows
Beanbag chair
Slippers
Area rug, if the room is not carpeted
Alarm clock/clock radio
Under-bed storage boxes
Door mirror and hand mirror (some rooms come without a mirror)
Dinnerware
Glassware
Food storage containers
Portable vacuum
Towels
Bath rugs
Shower shoes
Carry-all shower tote
Travel soap dish
Toothbrush
Hair dryer
Hairbrush
Toiletries
Small first-aid kit
Laundry basket
Stacking bins
Bulletin/message board
Clothes hangers
Batteries
Desk accessories
Desk/clip/floor lamps
Light bulbs
Surge protectors
Extension cords
Posters
Reference books

20-point checklist
Stores such as Bed Bath & Beyond and Linens 'n Things offer extensive lists and helpful hints for college-bound students on their Web sites. The dorm experts cast their eyes over a list of BB&B's college tips and had a few comments.
1. You can postpone doing laundry until you run out of underwear and socks. Bring lots of each.
2. Bring a bathrobe, shower shoes and shower caddy for that long walk from showers to the dorm room. "Definitely, a nice bathrobe is key – you see tons of people on your way into and out of the shower."
3. Bring your favorite sports equipment.
4. Is the school in a hot or cold climate? Will you need thermal underwear, gloves and hats, or sandals and extra bathing suits? "A comfy pair of sweats is a good idea, even in the early fall, because you usually can't do anything to adjust the temperature in your room."
5. Because you will be living on your bed, your comforter needs to be washable. Check the tag.
6. Put a dry-erase message board on your dorm room door so others can leave messages for you. (An emphatic "Yes" to this idea from the college kids.)
7. Keys: Be sure to have an extra set of room and car keys.
8. Make two copies of everything in your wallet: Keep one copy in your dorm room, the other at home.
9. Memorize your Social Security number. You will need it more times than you can imagine. In college, you ARE your Social Security number.
10. Bring earphones for your radio, stereo or TV. It keeps the techno fans and classical music aficionados compatible.
11. Take a spare pair of glasses, contact lenses and copies of all your prescriptions.
12. Rolls of quarters are a hot college commodity, needed for laundry, sodas and parking meters. ("Yes, and the dollar bill changer is always broken." )
13. Assemble a small tool kit, filled with the essentials. Put your name on these items; they will be borrowed.
14. Go light on the photos and memorabilia from high school. "Some college freshmen seem to focus entirely on high school."
15. Stamps come in handy for paying bills.
16. Stock up on individual packets of mayonnaise, mustard, sugar, sweetener – condiments for those midnight snacks.
17. Have a mini-pantry of snacks; you will have lots of unexpected visitors.
18. Duct tape, a hot-glue gun and super-adhesive glue will fix just about anything.
19. Batteries – you can never have enough.
20. Put the school decal on the back window of your parents' car. They will think of you every time they get in the car.

http://www.recordonline.com/archive/2001/08/14/tside14a.htm

Answer 9

You're going to want to try to have a mini-fridge, unless you plan on spending tons of money on campus food. You will also want a trunk, to put things you don't want a roomate rummaging through

Answer 10

when i lived in a dorm this is what i had.

clothes, shoes, alarm clock, day planner, book bag, shower stuff (toiletries, robe, shower shoes, make-up, hair dryer), stuff for your bed (sheets, bed spread), pillow(s), snack food, drinks, laundry stuff (basket, soap, dryer sheets, quarters), a little lamp, computer stuff, mini fridge (if allowed), under the bed storage container, bed raisers , a throw rug, flash light, music, batteries, disposable plates, bowls, silverware, pictures