It allows many layers of blankets to hold tightly together with "paper" clips.
A total of eight paper clips are used for all layers together.
It is hardly noticeable from the top of the last layer.
Outdoor freezer
For when the freezing part of the small refrigerator you possess is too small.
Of course, it is only useful during winter when the temperatures are below 0ūC.
It is close to the refrigerator.
Tissue roll
I often need to blow my nose at night or in early morning, but it is not practical to have to get up to grab a tissue.
This permits you have some near you while you sleep.
It is also possible to ajust the height for it not to disturb you while you sleep.
Curtain
A shoelace is placed in order to hold the curtain always open.
This helps prevent the curtain to close which limits the view of the content of the wardrobe.
It is also possible to place the keys at the same spot near the door to prevent forgetting them and getting locked outside of the room.
Lamp
The lamp can be moved in many directions, but it is broken.
Two to three levels to place the lamp is practical.
Level 1 makes the light very bright near the desk, so it is good for drawing and studying.
Level 2 is the one I use most since it is a casual light (cooking, working on the computer, etc).
Note that level 3 is also used, but the lamp is not broken at that level, so it can stand and hold on its own.
Power holder
While the computer does not need to be pluged-in, it is practical to have a place to put the power supply without risking of damaging it, loosing it or for it to get dirty.
Note that the cord does not touch the desk, so it stays clean.
A rare earth magnet is placed on the power supply of the computer and can stick to many places in the room, library, classes, etc.
Note that the idea comes from my engineer father, Simon Sunatori.
