The Residential Drawer is a small, flat storage container typically built into kitchen counters/units. It is one of the most common interactable containers in housing zones, often blending into cluttered kitchen environments. Because of its size and placement, it can be easily overlooked during fast room clears, but experienced raiders include it as part of their standard sweep route. This is an instant-open container with no breach requirement, making it extremely fast and safe to loot. Its efficiency comes from how quickly it can be cleared in sequence alongside other residential containers, allowing players to maintain momentum during building clears without committing to long interactions. The loot pool is broad and mid-tier focused, reflecting general household storage behavior. Common drops include Chemicals, Fabric, Plastic Parts, Durable Cloth, Power Cables, Rubber Parts, and assorted recyclables, along with light junk items and decorative clutter. While much of the loot is low to mid value, the Residential Drawer is not strictly a “trash” container due to its variety and consistency. It can also roll useful utility and progression items, including Alarm Clocks, Cameras, Camera Lenses, and niche household tools. Like other residential containers, it has a chance to drop valuables, quick-use items, mods, blueprints, and even weapons, though these are less common and heavily influenced by sector quality and RNG. Residential-heavy zones and denser urban areas generally produce better results. Always loot during residential clears. The Residential Drawer is fast, safe, and part of a high-density loot ecosystem where small gains stack up quickly. While not high-priority compared to stronger containers, it is efficient enough that skipping it generally costs more than it saves if you are early in your run and need to gear up quickly. Treat it as baseline loot value: quick, consistent, and occasionally rewarding. If you're already in the room, open it.