Dollar Tree Kitchen Organizing Tricks...All The Motivation You Need!

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[kimonawhim]

Hey Liz, instead of taking the binder clips to the office use them as chip clips. They’re easier to store away and won’t slide off the bags as easily. I’ve been using them for years.

[emoo]

I love love love the little fruit containers with strainers!! Grapes, blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, strawberries—it’s made storing them for snacking so easy. They’re also insanely easy to clean.

[phyllisk]

I love the idea with the jars & drinks in the fridge. Much better than a pitcher for me.💕

[thedebbiedilemma]

Kitchen!!! I used to cut my paper towels in half to make baby wipes. Mine always came out ragged like that, too. They still worked, though. I also separate my spices into different cooking types, cumin, paprika, chili powder etc... Go into my Mexican bin... Oregano, Italian seasoning garlic powder in my Italian bin, cinnamon, vanilla, cocoa powder etc into my sweet stuff bin...

[bearg-ma]

I use the bounty paper towels that are already half size vertically. I buy them at Target when they have the deal where one buys 3 packages and get a $10 gift card which I then use to buy laundry detergent for the next time the 3 item deal comes along and get a $10 gift card on those 3. Repeat over and over, and one's home will be well stocked. They also allow mix and match under the offer so one can maintain a well stocked pantry as one uses them up.

[gingerzelidon]

Love your KITCHEN! My favorite hack is the command hooks to hang cleaner bottles inside your cabinet. Great idea! Also, my mother (I'm 72) used to cut paper towel rolls in half and it was much cheaper than us kids using napkins. I have done it also, and never had them be difficult to cut, or as jagged as the first roll you cut. I say, stick with the better quality paper towel to do that hack! TFS and I hope you have a blessed day!

[Valerie]

For my cleaning supplies on the inside of my cupboard door I have one of the real real cheap old fashioned towel bar's the thin metal ones, and it holds about 4 to 5 bottles each. Works fabulous.

[monstermcboo]

Hey, Liz. America’s Test Kitchen says the Bounty towels are actually the best deal around even though they’re more expensive up front because you get such a better towel for the penny.
Also, yes, you need grownup kitchen knives! ❤️

These are great organization ideas!

[ivorymelodies]

Hi, Liz! Interesting that you did the paper towel hack. My mother just recently purchased some that were the select-a-size type, although I don't know what brand they were, and they were perforated halfway through so you could get that small square size.

[crystalsea]

I feel with the paper towel thing it comes down to what you're needing to save most. Is it the planet, money, or time? lol If its money, the less expensive towels are already doing that. If its the planet, the towels that tear off a smaller strip or do more (higher quality) are also doing that. Of course there's also the non disposable options for saving the planet as well! :) If its time, it might take more time to be cutting down those towels to smaller bits, and a thinner (cheaper) paper towel folded in half might be the same absorbency. That dissection aside I love your tips and always look for the new ones, especially items from dollar tree! Value for dollar is what I'm all about. :) Thank you Liz!!!

[angelaraum]

Paper towels, I bet that knife for the foam noodles may work. Also for fruits & veggies just get quart size Mason jars. You can fit a 12 oz blueberries in 1 QUART. Those little containers you'll have to buy ALOT.

[lindadelaiarro]

Always enjoy new 'kitchen' hacks! I also use lazy susans for my spices. Might be a little crazy, but I put them on in alphabetical order. Then just give it a spin and you know exactly where to find it!

[carmenirizarry]

I liked the bottles you put with juice in the fridge.

[joygwilliam]

I love all these hacks and organization tips except one. The paper towel hack. it is much easier if you take one of the half sheets and tear it in half yourself. it is much easier and works great.
Thanx for always bringing us such great videos from both of your channels. As I've said before you are one of my favorites and I just love ya. 🥰

[shellylemons]

I just learned that about the trash bags and I do it the right way now. It is much easier and stays on the garbage can better.

[carmenhastings]

Love ALL of your videos Liz. You are one of the YouTubers I have watched that has also inspired me to start my own channel…not yet…still teaching preschool…but probably sooner than later. 🥰 Love your WOD too…Kitchen

[dawnlynema]

Liz, I do the paper towel thing and make my own “Clorox wipes” and I’ve found my electric knife works great to cut the roll in half. Also, it has to be a top quality paper towel. I’ve tried the store brands and had the same results.

Love your organizing ideas.

[angelamarden]

Hi Liz. I liked the idea of putting my most used spices in a little container alone. I'm always searching so this should help. Thanks

[tonikinney]

Love, love love the cutting paper towels in half, we use ours to dry my c-pap water holder...also the organizing your junk drawer. Kitcken

[kittybeck]

I have an old house with a huge, deep cupboard where I put canned goods. I had trouble seeing the labels & got tired of lifting up each can to see what it was, so I had my husband build me shelves where each shelf was a different height, the highest in the back. Now I can see everything. :) The shelves are made out of wood.