What kitchen stuff do I need for uni?

What kitchen stuff do I need for uni?

University checklist: Kitchenware

• Cutlery (tea spoons, tablespoons, knives and forks – enough for yourself)
• Crockery (plates, bowls and mugs – enough for yourself)
• Other utensils (e.g. chopping board and sharp knife, wooden spoon, spatula, cheese grater, potato masher, colander, bottle opener, tin opener)

What should you not bring to uni?

Now that we’ve covered the essentials, here are 18 things you should leave at home when you move to uni this September.

1. 1) Pets. Let’s get the tough bit out of the way first.
2. 2) Ashtrays. Most halls and purpose-built student accommodation are no-smoking zones.
3. 3) Speakers.
4. 4) Candles.
5. 5) Stationery.
6. 6) Car.
7. 7) Kettle.
8. 8) Books.

What do I need to bring to university residence?

Must haves:

• Bed linens (suitable for a double-width, queen-length bed)
• Blankets, comforter, pillows.
• Towels: bath, face, dish, etc.
• Laundry soap and fabric softener/dryer sheets.
• Laundry basket (one on wheels is very convenient, so you don’t end up going to the laundry room looking like me!)
• Toilet paper, garbage bags.

When should I start packing for uni?

1) Start as soon as you can No matter how good a packer you are, it always takes longer than you think. Start at least three weeks before moving day, so you can make sure you have everything you need. This way, you’ve still got time to make a late dash to Ikea if you find your pillowcases have been eaten by moths.

What do first year university students need?

Bathroom items

• Two sets of towels.
• Bathrobe.
• Flip flops or shower shoes.
• Personal care items: toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand soap.
• Toilet paper (it’s always good to have a stash)
• A first aid kit.
• Medications and supplements.

Are you allowed a kettle in your uni room?

You must not bring certain items, like irons or kettles, to University accommodation because of our health, safety and fire guidance. We provide these and other electrical appliances and make sure they meet the latest safety standards. You are not allowed to bring your own: kettle.

Should I take my TV to uni?

TV. As mentioned above your laptop can double up as a TV, so bringing a TV isn’t really something that you need to do. They can take up a lot of space and is another cost that you could do without.

What do you need for first year university?

Flip flops or shower shoes. Personal care items: toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand soap. Toilet paper (it’s always good to have a stash) A first aid kit.

What should I bring to Rez?

What to Bring to Rez

• Pillow, sheets and comforter for a twin bed (Residence) or double bed (townhouse-style Residence)
• Towels and bath mat.
• Mop, broom, dustpan and cleaning supplies.
• Small appliances such as toaster, kettle and iron.
• Clothing and personal sundries.
• Pots, pans, dishes and cutlery.
• Brita water cooler.

Can I bring my TV to uni?

You need to be covered by a TV licence to watch or record live TV programmes on any channel, or download or watch BBC programmes on iPlayer. This could be on any device, including a TV, desktop computer, laptop, mobile phone, tablet, games console, digital box, or DVD/VHS recorder.

How many folders do you need for uni?

One folder per module It’s important to have a physical space to store your study materials even if some of them may be online. I recommend you buy one folder for every module you’re taking.