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Pictures/posters from home to decorate your room with
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Mattress protector
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Student-friendly crockery sets
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Clothes Horse
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'Nosh for Students' Cookbook
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Pins to put your pictures up on your pinboard
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Budget planner/diary
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Something to remind you of home/family
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An airer that is easily stored
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Room decorations - these definitely help your room to feel like home!
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Your favourite mug, you can’t beat a brew out of your favourite mug!
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A screwdriver- as someone who built a lot of flat pack furniture in 3rd year, this was super helpful!
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A Good doorstop. I used a weighted rabbit with a bowler hat to keep my door open in freshers week so people could say hello. It was also a fun conversation starter.
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Pack of playing cards. Great for impromptu games nights, which are a fab way to bond with your new flatmates or coursemates.
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A good book or six. Now we're not talking textbooks - you can either buy those in advance or borrow them from the library as and when you need and want them. I mean a good few fiction books - its such a lovely way to relax at the end of a day when you've done working and socialising and need some quiet time. Its important to have a good wind down routine when you're somewhere as busy and exciting as uni!
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Laundry Basket (preferably with wheels)
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Rugs, pillows, pictures and room decorations to make my room more cozy and comfortable
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First-aid kit
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Sliders/slippers to walk around in inside (kitchen/hall floors generally aren't the cleanest and doing laces every time you want to go somewhere is very annoying)
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A laundry bag that's easy to carry and has a zip!
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Cute decorations to make your room feel like home ie. fairy lights, plants, cushions and the most important one, a blanket for when it gets cold.
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Portable Speaker: Perfect for hanging out with friends, study sessions, or setting the mood in your room. Whether you're throwing a mini party or just chilling, or even for the shower!
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A Comfortable Mattress Topper: Accommodation mattresses can be hit or miss, my mattress topper made a huge difference and lasted me throughout my uni experience!
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Airfryer: I loved my air fryer and I had it throughout my three years, it was a huge hit with my flatmates! Plus you can get them super cheap. Or if you are a little bit of a snob like me, don't forget your coffee machine- lol!
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Over door hangers
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Sliders/Crocs/Slippers to where when walking around your flat
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Any equipment relating to a hobby you want to continue at uni
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