15 Things You Should Always Buy at Dollar Tree, According to Organizers

“One of my absolute favorites is the gold baskets — so chic! Not only do they provide great storage, they add a touch of decor to any space. I use these wire baskets in my kitchen, securing them to the wall with clear Command hooks to store my dish towels.”— Jakia Muhammad, founder of SoleOrganizer

“These clear plastic organizers are amazing for storing small items, like cosmetics and hair accessories. They have a similar look and feel to higher-end acrylic organizers.” — Joy Hudgins of Joyfully Treasured

“Over-the-door organizers are perfect for more than just shoes. I use them for storing backpacks, hats, scarves, ironing boards, cleaning supplies — basically anything that needs vertical storage.” — Chas Greener of Chas’ Crazy Creations

“These glass storage jars are such an exceptional value, and virtually indistinguishable from higher-priced options. I fill them with dry essentials, like pasta and oats, to streamline my pantry.”— Joy Hudgins

“These space-saving interlocking, stackable bins are handy for maximizing vertical space in cabinets, pantries and closets. They’re ideal for pantry organization — just add a label, and you’ve got quick access to snacks and dry goods. Stacking bins also work well under sinks for separating toiletries, cleaning supplies or extra household products.” — Stephanie Bailey, founder of Prudent Penny Pincher

“Tiny organizers and magnetic containers are great for office supplies, spices or craft materials without the premium price tag.” — Chas Greener

“The over-the-door hook is another budget-friendly gem. While the materials may differ from more expensive versions, the functionality is exactly the same. These hooks are perfect for hanging towels, cleaning supplies or even accessories without having to drill into the wall.”— Jakia Muhammad

“I love the inexpensive drawer organizers. These tools tend to cost more elsewhere, and while higher-end brands are nice to buy, I find these work just as well, and at a fraction of the price. Use them to organize all those small kitchen tools and gadgets that clutter up drawers when loose, like pizza cutters, can openers, peelers, corkscrews, measuring cups, meat thermometers and more.” — Maeve Richmond, founder of Maeve’s Method

“I always go for Y-weave baskets — a simple, stylish way to organize accessories in the closet. They work great for scarves, belts and even folded workout gear.” — Melanie Summers of I Speak Organized

“I make a beeline for the storage bins, boxes and containers section. My favorite are the Essential Plastic Fridge Storage Bins — these are invaluable in our fridge. They help organize drinks, fresh herbs and spices, cheese and smaller vegetables.” — Maeve Richmond

“These stackable drawers are a game-changer for under-the-sink storage. I use them to keep toiletries, first aid supplies and backstock bathroom essentials, like medicine and dental care.”— Melanie Summers

“This simple tool creates extra storage space out of nowhere — perfect for cabinets. I use a shelf riser in my own kitchen, and it not only organizes my dishes but also makes them easier to reach.” — Stephanie Bailey

“These are a must-have for seasonal storage, travel and organizing linens or clothing. They allow you to fit more into a bin or suitcase by reducing bulk.” — Chas Greener

“I consistently buy plastic snap folders at Dollar Tree. They’ve been a game-changer for me. I use them to store puzzle pieces, schoolwork or other important papers. They’re versatile and practical.” — Jakia Muhammad

“Use adhesive hooks to add storage to the back of cabinet doors, hang keys, store kitchen tools or even create a customized storage system on a blank wall.” — Chas Greener