Ventilation Buying Guide
Few things are better in life than walking into your home and smelling the mouth-...
TV? Check. Microwave? Check. Laundry Basket? Uh oh. When packing for college, make sure the following must-have laundry essentials aren't overlooked. They will make your transition to doing laundry on campus virtually wrinkle free.
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Hamper Basket/Bag
In a cramped dorm, a hamper is your first line of defense
against an embarrassing overflow of dirty clothes. And with cramped
spaces in mind, the most effective hamper is one that doesn't just sit
there. Laundry baskets and bags are useful for lugging clothes to faraway
campus laundry rooms, but pop-and-fold hampers and hampers on wheels do
double-duty by providing storage and portability.
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Laundry Detergent
With dozens of detergents to choose from, picking one is almost
as difficult as navigating your new campus. Consider a detergent with color
safe bleach. It can be used for both whites and darks.
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Dryer Sheets
Keep your clothing static-free with dryer sheets. In the dorm room, get creative and keep things fresh by using dryer sheets to
line garbage pails and sneakers too.
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Iron & Board
Getting dressed for a presentation or interview? An iron and board are "need-to-haves" for days when a t-shirt and
pajama bottoms just won't do. An ironing board is also a great alternative to folding at the laundry room table.
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Drying Rack
No idea what to do with those clothes that read "line dry only"? Protect your delicates with a drying rack. Not only
will you save money, but you'll also be doing your part to save the environment.
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Stain Remover
Don't procrastinate getting that pizza sauce stain out of your new shirt. With a stain remover stick on hand, you can treat
stains as they happen, instead of waiting for the next trip to the laundry room.
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Money
Will you need quarters to use your laundry room or will the cost be deducted
from your student ID card? Prepare yourself by checking with the campus housing
department beforehand.
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