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Photo by Meri Temudo on July 15, 2026. May be an image of digital audio player, screen, book, tablet and text.
Photo by Meri Temudo on July 15, 2026. May be an image of ‎tablet, screen, mouse pad, desk, laptop, bureau, office and ‎text that says '‎School & Streaming Computer Besides the obvious, games & strcaming is essential too! 5:51 M す 白0口 וווסר 1K CSIZeXRZZZ‎'‎‎.
Photo by Meri Temudo on July 15, 2026. May be an image of chair, armchair, indoors and text.
Photo by Meri Temudo on July 15, 2026. May be an image of coffee cup, mug, cup, coffee maker, cappuccino and text.
Photo by Meri Temudo on July 15, 2026. May be an image of text.
Photo by Meri Temudo on July 15, 2026. May be an image of light switch, thermostat, socket and text that says 'COI Never Run Out of NeverRunOutofCharge Charge Keep up with Keepupwith check -ins because parents still worry!'.
Photo by Meri Temudo on July 15, 2026. May be an image of screen, thermostat, tablet, cornflower and text that says 'Smart Home Must- -Have- SmartHomeMust-Have-Alexa Must-Have-Alex -Alexa Parent tip the his also works as an alarm clock, just ring to annoy them! 5:50 ※ 25° ShoppingList Shoppi List Therei is eis Thereis1item item 1itemonyour on your shopping list Tyς Alets, Dy'hlas,adbenomasbryohugpileie Aies add oπy 3oμίνς licr'.
Photo by Meri Temudo on July 15, 2026. May be an image of carpet, vacuum, scraper and text that says 'Keep Floors Clean - Compact Mop- Vacuum Someone's golla do il, glad it isn'l me!! S 重器砂g ធកាពជ មធជ'.
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Posted On: July 15th 2026, 01:55 pm
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Teen Apartment Essentials Pt. 2 - The best Amazon finds for your first apartment, university or college apartment, or small space.

Which essential are you adding first? ~ad
**linked in my Amazon storefront

#Amazoncanada #AmazonFinds #FirstApartment #collegeapartment SmallSpaceLiving HomeEssentials ApartmentLiving DormEssentials
Comments (22)
playroominspo 8 days ago

playroominspo

👏👏👏

unstoppable.mama 9 days ago

unstoppable.mama

❤️❤️❤️

lifestylewithadlt 9 days ago

lifestylewithadlt

Thanks for sharing this! 🌸

shinelily 10 days ago

shinelily

Compact vacuum and mop is great!!!

designyourfablife 10 days ago

designyourfablife

Great finds

marsayus 10 days ago

marsayus

❤️❤️❤️

lifeonmanitoulin 10 days ago

lifeonmanitoulin

Oh my gosh. Teen apartment— just the thought is both exciting and makes me want to cry at the same time. LOL my daughter is going to do first year university in residence and then second year she wants to get an apartment with friends. P.S. Love those items. Especially that charger!

the.paola.calamia 10 days ago

the.paola.calamia

These are really so good!

mandd_shoppingg 10 days ago

mandd_shoppingg

Wow I would love to live there 😍

nadiaandani.style 10 days ago

nadiaandani.style

These are great essentials!

bercovici_family 10 days ago

bercovici_family

How old is your teen? You make me nervous lol

keisha.lukic 10 days ago

keisha.lukic

Oxi clean is my go to

keisha.lukic 10 days ago

keisha.lukic

I love that charger!!!! Adds more to cart

shewearslove 10 days ago

shewearslove

All the essentials 🙌🙌

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