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8 Must-Haves for your New Home

  • Perla Irish
  • September 16, 2021
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  1. A Stable WiFi Connection
  2. Bathroom Necessities
  3. A Functioning Kitchen
  4. An Inverter Generator
  5. A Toolbox
  6. A First Aid Kit
  7. EU Adapters
  8. Pet Essentials
  9. The Takeaway

Are you moving into a new house? Switching your apartment anytime soon? If yes, congratulations! Having a new place is no less than a blessing. A lot of people remain in their homes simply because they cannot afford a new one.

But the thing is, moving into a new house is not as simple as it seems. There are a lot of things that you need to prepare ahead of time. Start with creating a list of things you’re going to pack or purchase for your new home.

Yes, your new home requires certain things in order to provide you the comfort you crave. Let me list down a few of them so that you know what direction you need to turn to:

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8 Must-Haves for your New Home

A Stable WiFi Connection

First and foremost, you need to ensure that your new house has a stable WiFi connection. It’s an era of globalization and having an online presence at all times is crucial.

For that, you must have a wireless internet connection available at your disposal all day. Thus, I recommend you make sure that your new house has an internet connection before you move out from the old one.

Bathroom Necessities

Ranking second is the bathroom necessities. Imagine waking up in the middle of the night to find out that there’s no hand wash or toilet paper in the house. It would be pretty annoying. Isn’t that right?

Thereby, you need to ensure that your new house has all the bathroom necessities. When you start packing, the first thing that you need to pack is the bathroom essentials like toilet paper, bath towels, etc.

You can mention it in your checklist of things for the new house so that it stays in your mind.

A Functioning Kitchen

Yes, you can order in for a day or two, but for how long can you manage to eat in takeaway boxes? Don’t you want to have nicely cooked, hygienic meals? If yes, you ought to be sure that your new house has a functioning kitchen.

Visit your new place and check out the condition of the kitchen if it has an appropriate water supply, cabinets, lights, and more.

Besides that, order all the required kitchen essentials, especially the appliances like a refrigerator, a toaster-oven combination, and more.

An Inverter Generator

Having a mini inverter generator is a must for your new home. Needless to say, a house needs to be two things, comfortable and luxe. Well, an inverter generator serves both purposes.

It is going to ensure that your house never goes out of power. It will also allow you to host outdoor game nights and dinners on the weekend.

You can arrange the dinner on your patio without having to worry about the power as you have it in the backup.


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A Toolbox

Whether you’re buying a new house or renting it, you will always come across minor issues and faults no matter how much effort you put into maintaining it. Although you can call for professional help in case of an issue, it’s still good to be equipped with a toolbox.

In case of a minor plumbing or an electric issue, you should have the capacity to fix it on your own.

It will not only teach you about new things but also save you a considerable amount of money. No wonder mechanics and plumbers charge a lot these days.

A First Aid Kit

A toolbox is meant for the house, but what about you? Your health? What happens if you don’t feel well or in case you’re exposed to a minor accident or injury? Are you going to rush to the hospital in the middle of the night?

Well, going to the hospital is always an option. But why waste money on things like a minor cut or burn, a headache, or an allergic rash? Hence, you must purchase a first aid kit for your new house.

First aid kits are available at all pharmacies and supermarkets these days. If not that, you can make one on your own. All you need is an empty plastic container and all the required medical essentials.

EU Adapters

It doesn’t matter where I am, traveling or at home, an EU adapter is one thing I always have in my purse.

I would suggest you do the same. You must not forget to pack an EU adapter when moving out of your existing house.

It is especially important for people who are renting a new space. You don’t know what kind of plugs or sockets they have in the house. Hence, you must have your EU adapters to be on the safer side.

Pet Essentials

If you happen to have a pet, please don’t forget to pack all your pet essentials when moving into your house. It’s one thing most people neglect as they’re busy packing their own stuff and things related to the house.

Well, it may not seem important to you now but you’ll realize it once your pet wets that new couch in your new home.

Thus, you need to pack everything your pet needs before moving in to avoid potential mess as your pet remains the most unpredictable being in the house.

The Takeaway

Even though I’ve pretty much covered all the essential things you’re going to need in your new house, I would still recommend you prepare a list of things you cannot survive without.

It’s the easiest way not to mess things up or else you may forget a thing or two, which can cause lots of trouble later.

Oh, and before winding it up, I want to say that you must cherish your final moments in your existing house.

Life is all about creating memories, after all. I wish you good luck, my friends. Have an amazing day ahead!

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Perla Irish

Perla Irish, who is more familiarly known as Irish, is the Content Manager at Dreamlandsdesign.com. She loves following trends around home and garden, interior design, and digital marketing. Through this blog, Irish wants to share information and help readers solve the problems they are experiencing.

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