TravPriceMUJI officially surveyed 135 new graduate hires from the 2024 and 2025 intakes on "things worth buying for their new life"; tallied and ranked by number of votes within the "Cleaning Supplies" category, with the official listing giving No. 1 through No. 5 (no ties). This list uses the official category as the ranking unit (position=null, awardRank=the category's rank); entries include named quotes from the article under each category along with representative products, complete with product cards and tax-included prices, without speculating on respondents' actual purchase counts or share.
Original list title: [Cleaning Supplies Edition] We Asked 135 New Employees: Things Worth Buying at MUJI for Their New Life
MUJI official new-hire survey (category ranking) · Published March 12, 2026 (respondents were 135 new graduate hires from 2024 and 2025)
Every named product card in the official survey of 135 new hires, cleaning supplies edition. The official ranking itself is five category ranks (no ties); there are 19 product cards。The official contents list five category ranks (bathroom cleaning sheets 1st with 28 votes, carpet cleaners 2nd with 24, floor wipers 3rd with 13, recycled-polyethylene bin bags 4th with 12, household cleaners and detergents 5th with 10), and all five are collected. The products inside a category are not individually ranked by the source, so each entry’s position is null and awardCategory and awardRank are used instead. The unit here is the product card: all 19 named cards are collected, with same-name items in different sizes merged and noted in rankScope, and rank 5 additionally flags three extra cards that fall outside the official ten-vote breakdown. It is marked partial with expectedEntries unknown for one reason: the top category by votes (bathroom cleaning sheets, 28) never gets a product card, link, item number or price in the article, so there is no way to know how many cards it should have. That is a hole in the official article, not a gap in this check, and priceJPY is recorded as null with the reason.
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