Health comes first.
University dormitories are public spaces. Sometimes six people live in this public space, and sometimes seven or eight people live in it. The most important thing is to pay attention to hygiene. Many college students are regarded as little emperors by their parents at home. It is common to throw smelly socks everywhere. They don't even know how to clean them. This kind of behavior can be tolerated at home, but absolutely not in college. Some freshmen can't wash the sheets once a semester, and they are so dirty that they are even damp and moldy. This behavior is the most despised. It's important to learn to do it yourself. It is best to soak dirty clothes in water, pour some washing powder, rub them, and then wash some water.
Love quiet, second
Living in a dormitory is the easiest way to make noise. In this regard, we really need to accommodate each other. Students in the upper bunk should try to be quiet when going up and down the escalator, and make less noise when turning over at night. Students who like to talk on the phone with their boyfriends and boyfriends should finish as early as possible in the dead of night so as not to affect other students' rest. Students who like morning exercises should try to put down their movements when they get up in the morning. Students who play games at night, turn down the brightness of the screen and don't play loudly. In a word, everyone should try to put themselves in others' shoes, so that dormitory life can be harmonious and beautiful.
Keep one's duty third
There are some rules in collective life, for example, don't tamper with other people's toothpaste and toothbrush. Other people's shampoo and shower gel can't be used privately. Some students are very concerned about their personal belongings, while others are tidy and don't want others to touch their things. Therefore, those careless students, at the beginning of public life, had better restrain themselves and find out each other's habits. In your opinion, squeezing some toothpaste and pouring some boiling water is no big deal. In the eyes of others, it is disrespectful to touch things without permission.
Good helper. Fourth.
As roommates in the same dormitory, we should cooperate sincerely, unite and cooperate, help each other and support each other. Help and support can easily enhance each other's feelings. Among college students, there are not only academic help, but also life help. You help me hand in my homework, I help you turn on the water, you help me buy a box lunch, and I help you receive the express delivery. All these are normal things. A helpful roommate, others are willing to help you. A selfish roommate is self-centered, and over time, others will ignore you.
What other good habits do you think must be adhered to in college dormitory life?