minifridge, microwave and fan are p important, and maybe a hot pot/kettle thing for water if you plan on eating a substantial amount of ramen. for laundry i personally like the stand-up hampers, can just set it in a corner or something and throw clothes into it and then just carry the hamper down to laundry, but a bag like said above works just as well

also a router if your dorm building is like mine where the building itself doesnt have wifi and only provides ethernet outlets in the room. i also got a hand-me-down foam memory topper thing from my sister who just finished college and it actually made the bed not feel like a cloth brick so you might wanna look into that

as mentioned above if your floor is vinyl/tile/wood etc. a rug of some sort will make your room look substantially less dirty and makes cleanup at the end of the year while moving out way easier.

also bring stuff to put on the walls, i didnt bring any posters or anything with me when i moved in and the room looked super barren

I know it's not furnishing, but take shitloads of pics before moving in. can save your ass when they try to nickel and dime you to death at move out. This advice holds for apartments as well.

yeah cuz it hasn't been blasted by radiation

:O

thats a good reason to never go outside

http://www.crabtree-evelyn.co.uk/Images/Product/Default/xlarge/CIWF_diffuser_reed.jpg
one of these badboys so ur room smells better than everyone elses

agreed thats why i'm a neet

I know you're shitposting, but are u aware that the water you drink has formed 4 billion years ago and since has been constantly cycling through the atmosphere while being blasted by radiation 24/7?

thank you for the information the301stspartan i will cherish this learning experience

water comes from the clouds though it formed the last time it rained

to reiterate, definitely get a mattress topper to turn any horrible mattress you get into a comfortable haven - honestly it'll make your life so much better, especially if you happen to get a springy nightmare.