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If you love shopping in Dollar Tree and picking up some stuff, check out these hacks from Do It On A Dime. These are brilliant, and never in a million years will I be able to come up with. From folding clothes like a boss to making a pouch for jewelry when traveling, the following tips and hacks will surely blow your mind.
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Curious now? Watch the video below to learn the following hacks and know what to pick up the next time you visit Dollar Tree.
Take six Dollar Tree sink mats, and connect them in two rows of four to make a folding board. Leave the sides of the bottom half unconnected so you’ll be able to fold your clothes.
Take some space-saver bags from Dollar Tree and use them to store up your pillows and clothes that are out of season.
Buy some stacking bins on your next Dollar Tree visit. Add a little hot glue between the bins to secure them in place, then once dry, use them to store some items and keep them organized.
Organize snacks or other kitchen essentials with these super easy-to-store containers. They come in different sizes that will make storing more easier.
Make crafting more fun with a DIY crafting mat using Dollar Tree chop mats. You can also use them as fridge liners!
Store your kid’s books and learning materials with book bins from Dollar Store. You can label them with a chalk marker, making storing them easier and efficient.
Take some Dollar Tree handheld bins, a tension rod, and a pack of shower curtain rings. Place the tension rod in the bathtub area of your bathroom, then hang the bins using the shower curtain rings. Use this to store your kid’s bath essentials and toys.
Light any dark spaces and nooks in your home easily with these easy push lights from Dollar Tree.
Use this in your bathroom to organize dental essentials such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, etc.
Grab a pot holder from Dollar Tree and a plastic bag. Sew the plastic bag right down the middle and you’ll have a mini organizer for all your jewelry when traveling.