Consumer Reports is here with expert advice on which essential appliances and products make the grade for that first college dorm or apartment.
It’s that time of year for college and grad students: moving in and furnishing a college apartment. Let’s be honest: School costs enough money, and you don’t want to break the bank on furnishings that might not be treated so gently. Consumer Reports is here with expert advice on which essential appliances and products make the grade.
No matter where you’re living, some type of refrigerator is a must -- and if space is an issue, a mini fridge can be a good option. Consumer Reports says they’re convenient and can help cut down on food costs. A mini fridge allows you to stash some snacks, drinks, and a meal or two so you don’t have to spend all your money on meals at the dining hall.
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