Just a quick note on bathroom items. While rarely used, I found an urgent need for a butterfly bandage and antibiotic cream/ointment, while at my BIL's wake. I took on the task of going to my Sis#4s house and feeding her dogs, getting them their meds. Her one rescue didn't like how I fed him his meds in peanut butter and he chomped my index finger -- broke the skin in 4 places, one was deep. Had Sis#3 (a nurse) look at it to see if it needed stitches, she said butterfly it, the ER would use glue and, in her opinion, you don't want to glue a dog bite. Luckily, my nephew had some band-aids in his medicine cabinet, along with butterflies. But, after I returned home and needed to change the bandages, I didn't have butterflies. So, even if you think you'll NEVER need them, I'd recommending having a small package on hand JUST IN CASE, along with some fairly fresh Neosporin, Bacitracin, or other antibiotic treatment.