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These Are the 11 Dorm Essentials You Missed During Move-In—on Sale
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Dorm shopping can be overwhelming. The lists of must-haves grow ever-longer, meaning you definitely “missed” something while moving into the college room—whether for yourself or a loved one. But whoever may be nesting in the small space, it’s now been a few weeks. You’ve gotten a feel for what you need to pick up versus what you don’t, and may be looking to fill in some gaps that make dorm living more comfortable, convenient, and stylish.
There’s no need to spend a fortune on the dorm room essentials either. As we’ve tested hundreds of products and scoured thousands of deals, we’ve rounded up some on-sale dorm essentials from retailers like Target, Amazon, and beyond to deck out your living space at a discount. Keep scrolling for some of our favorite deals.
Target
A two-door combination mini fridge and freezer can do a lot in a small space, and this Target pick is currently $60 off for a limited time. At 3.1 cubic feet, it’s just big enough to hold everything you need, with a wide freezer capacity to hold plenty more than just an ice tray. The durable stainless steel will stay in excellent condition over time, so you don’t have to worry about this fridge being a one move wonder either.
Rugs USA
A colorful rug can do wonders in a dorm room. It instantly adds personality and comfort to any space, while the multicolor weave is guaranteed to go with absolutely everything else you’ve picked out. Its medium-pile thickness is comfortable on your feet after a long day of classes or socializing. Plus, its intricate pattern and colorway hides stains, making it a favorite pick for kids’ rooms and other spill-prone areas.
Amazon
While you may have folded your T-shirts neatly into those cloth bins or plastic under-bed shelves to
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