15 Dollar Store Buys That Can Organize Your Entire Home
A tidy place doesn't have to cost you a fortune. The organizational items from the Dollar Store will have your clutter cleared in no time.
Long gone are the days when keeping your house organized would cost you half of that week's paycheck. Taking a trip to your local dollar store can eliminate the high cost that is often associated with home decor and organization. It can also simultaneously provide you and your family with quite a few appealing and space-effective bathroom, kitchen, closet, and laundry room storage ideas. When it comes to organizing, it usually feels like you have to choose between saving space, time, or money, but with these dollar store home organization ideas, you won't have to compromise on any of the three again. The best part? Most things are $10 or less, and the ones that aren't will rarely go above $20. From a behind-the-door shoe rack to and over-the-toilet shelf unit to gorgeous black and rose gold baskets, your local dollar store has it all.
If you have a little extra counter space and not enough cabinet space, this storage box is perfect and so cute.
Over-the-Door Shoe Organizer
Why let your shoe rack take up floor space when it can hang over your door? This shoe organizer allows your to use your space in the most effective way.
Trueliving Pop-Up Laundry Bin
Though technically a laundry bin, this pop-up mesh container can store blankets, decorative pillows, or kids' toys, without being an eyesore.
Comfort Bay Over-the-Toilet Bathroom Storage
Small bathroom? No problem. Buying an over-the-toilet storage rack is a great way to maximize the space you do have. It is a little pricey for dollar-store-standards, but anywhere else, an over-the-toilet rack would definitely cost much more than $20.
Trueliving Jumbo Flexible Storage Tote
This storage tote is ideal for sheets, comforters, coats, or literally anything that you're not using right now or see yourself using for the time being. And it can easily fit on a high shelf out of your typical reach, under the bed, or at the foot of your closet, now that your shoes are hanging on the door.
If you have a large closet, this six shelf organizer could be a great way to store some of your less hangable items like hats, purses, dress shoes, and use your space effectively.
Comfort Bay Over-The-Shower Head Caddy
This shower caddy perfectly fits over your shower head, securing with two suction cups, and can easily fit a bottle of shampoo, conditioner, and body wash.
Sterilite Small Ultra Basket
Organize your spices, baking supplies, or other kitchen must-haves with this practical pantry basket so you can group similar items together and see what you have tucked away in your cabinets.
Trueliving Small Wire Storage Basket
Proof that organizing can also be chic. Stuff your blankets, spare linens, and cute odds and ends into this wire basket for added decoration. If it's too small for you, check out the larger option.
Save closet space for the more important stuff (like that LBD you save for special occasions) with this genius hanger that holds eight tank tops and camisoles at one time.
This hanging basket can easily hold dryer sheets, spare linens, or dish rags indoors, or mosquito repellent, sunscreen, barbecue necessities outdoors. It takes advantage of any open space under cabinets or shelves.
Ties and belts often get lost — and crumpled —in dressers and wardrobes. Instead, hang 'em all on this rack and store neatly in your closet.
Storage bins can be used throughout your home for almost every purpose, but they work especially well when it comes to hiding bathroom appliances like your blowdryer or hair iron.
Trueliving Over-the-Door Hook
Enter the best way to keep towels, coats, and backpacks off the floor.
Comfort Bay Over-the-Sink Organizer
Short on counter space? Fill this shelf with your toothbrushes, skincare products, and soaps to keep your space clutter-free.
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Lauren is a senior editor at Hearst. She was previously the senior editor at WomansDay.com and the home editor at GoodHousekeeping.com and HouseBeautiful.com. Her book club, ramen, and jean jackets are a few of her favorite things.
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