10 Things You SHOULD Be Buying at Dollar Tree in February 2024

- These are the top 10

things

you

should

buy at Dollar Tree this February

2024

. And with so many new products, this might be my best Dollar Tree video yet. We're starting with a new item I've never seen before: laundry detergent sheets. Instead of a pod or powder detergent, tear or cut these laundry detergent sheets to fit the size of your laundry load. They dissolve and then clean as expected. My next Dollar Tree find is a copy of Cetaphil facial wipes, which cost almost seven

dollar

s at Walmart for a 25-pack, versus $25 for the same amount at Dollar Tree with very similar ingredients.

And new to my local store are these collapsible baskets, available in gray or blue. They don't take up much space and could provide solid organization in a pantry, office, or other area of ​​your home. Coming in at number two, glitter storage boxes. Perfect for storing anything from makeup to craft supplies. I know a young woman in my house who would go crazy for these. They might even work well for school supplies, which brings me to these circular copper-colored wire pencil holders, which might be more appropriate for a desk. There is also this square option. And while we're on the topic of wire-themed baskets, these new spring-themed baskets in pink, blue or mint are some creative and eye-catching finds from Dollar Tree, plus a whole new range of spring-themed storage with a variety of textures. and woven designs, with various sizes and shapes.

And to round it out, pun on the dad hashtag, these new full-size laundry baskets come in those same spring colors and can be used alongside the new laundry detergent sheets I showed above. From sheets to towels. Coming in at number three, this four-pack of heavy-duty reusable wipes is designed as a highly absorbent, more cost-effective alternative to paper towels, and it works as promised. This new Pine-Sol brand squeegee has a lovely ergonomic grip, although I didn't like that it didn't have the classic Pine-Sol smell. I

should

mention that Dollar Tree already sells a slightly larger squeegee that still works great.

It's wider, but may not feel as comfortable in the hand as the new Pine-Sol option. I love the new range of spray bottles with different sizes and colors so you can optimize or even color code your cleaning solutions. And staying on the theme of cleaning for a moment, this new large duster has a longer handle than its predecessor so you can more easily reach the top of door frames or cabinets, while this new folding duster is Cleverly designed so you can fit it in a glove box as our vehicles get dusty, and it's wonderful to have this compact space-saving cleaning option on hand.

Not new, but recently improved, this sponge dish cleaner would make cleaning a tall glass or pitcher a little easier. And I'm excited to announce that Arm & Hammer Foaming Garbage Disposal Cleaner is back. I find it strangely satisfying to see this foam and clean, although in my experience, a lemon and ice cubes with liquid dish soap is just as effective. By the way, if you're enjoying this video, feel free to like it because that really helps my channel. At number four, new glassware has descended on Dollar Tree. They are made from a thicker glass, which feels higher quality, which is also the case with these new martini glasses, as it no longer feels like the stem is going to disintegrate between your fingers.

The popular Mason Jar coffee mugs are back. These were a fan favorite when I featured them last time, especially if you make coffee or iced tea at home, like my family does. These spring-themed pitchers would be ideal for lemonade or serving sangria in a guest-friendly container when the weather turns warmer. I can serve some sweet tea here, or the one closest to my heart, Bubble Tea, which brings me to the next pack of 50 Bubble Tea straws, which is something I usually buy on Amazon because I love Bubble Tea. So I'm really excited to see them now at Dollar Tree.

They also work well with smoothies. Six-packs of cutlery are a relatively new phenomenon for frequent Dollar Tree shoppers, as you're probably used to seeing your eating utensils sold in three packs for $25. With this new option, you are doubling the amount. At number five, it's great to have new USB charging bricks on hand for traveling or if you just need a spare. Although I'm very confused because Dollar Tree doesn't sell any current generation charging cables. The new sensory popping notebooks are now available. Not only that, but I'm intrigued by these sensory pens, where the sensory flower-like top rotates too.

I'm not sure if velvet bulletin boards have made a comeback, but they're certainly a focus at Dollar Tree if you're interested. And I was so happy to see that not only are the Hot Hands two-packs back, but the finger warmers you see here are also available. A great alternative if you have a weekend of skiing or snowboarding planned and don't necessarily need all the bulk packs you'd find at a warehouse club. For item six, we headed straight to the Dollar Tree Plus section for these Hexagon LED Flashlights, an extremely popular product that I was very excited to see at Dollar Tree for five

dollar

s.

They mount to any flat surface, with the included adhesive. If you're hoping to have several of these, you might consider

buying

in bulk from Amazon. These wireless LED lights sold in a two-pack for five dollars are interesting as a follow-up to the push lights that Dollar Tree normally sells, as they include a remote control. So whether it's for a closet or a basement, these are equipped with a battery-saving auto-off timer. And while we continue on our lighting theme for a moment, I'm enjoying the new design of these solar path lights, as the aesthetics of this lantern seem to justify Dollar Tree's higher five-dollar price tag.

And finally, to round out this month's solar collection, these, let's say five times as fast, solar flower lights are $5 and have a nice metallic-looking leaf accent. And it certainly looks more sophisticated than what I've seen in the past. These $5 self-watering planters measure 14 inches tall and come in several color options. I got some good vibes from these new 17 x 27 inch door mats with some nice greetings and what appears to be a long-lasting composition, which is certainly the case with these premium-looking five-dollar tinsel wreaths. A timely purchase just a month away from Easter, and in March this year, not April, which was news to me until some viewers kindly reminded me recently.

At first glance, I was a little worried when I looked at these new wooden Easter signs that seemed to hint at a horrible spring coming based on where the $3 price tag was placed. But then I realized it was just a greeting and that spring will be divine, I hope. Point seven starts with a body lotion that is getting rave reviews online. This naturally derived body lotion for $25 comes with either a vanilla fragrance or a banana aloe option, which I would really like to smell. As a follow-up to the facial wipes I featured in point one, these facial wipes are a clone of the hyaluronic-enhancing Neutrogena Hydroboost makeup removers at a fraction of the usual retail price of seven dollars.

While we're on the topic of your face and cleansing it, this two-step cleanser and mask consists of a green tea facial cleanser and an activated charcoal facial mask. And just in time for spring, these new eye drops are clearly labeled on the packaging as a copy of the Visine eye drops, and while I'm not recommending any of these eye drops as a replacement for the original, this new nasal relief spray is supposedly similar to Afrin, as clearly marketed on the top of the box, and new at Dollar Tree just in time for allergy season, while this Vicks vapor rub dupe might be a less expensive option and, hopefully, decent, much needed.

I was equally surprised to see this duplicate of children's Benadryl and a duplicate of children's Tylenol, something I had never seen before. Again, do your own research regardless of how inexpensive these products appear to be. Dollar Tree now sells these packs of kids' toothbrushes that might work for trips or sleepovers, but I'm the deal-maker and obviously asking our family dentist nicely to keep us stocked with some extra free of charge after each visit. Our next point starts with something I'm a little disappointed to see at Dollar Tree: price increases. I had heard rumors that this was going to happen. 1.25-liter bottles of Pepsi and Coca-Cola brands now cost $75.

Some popular brand breads that used to cost $1.25 now cost three dollars. Therefore, we are seeing some price increases, which I will continue to monitor for you. Let me know in the comments section if you've seen any other increases. On a more positive note, there are plenty of new flavors of Cheetos brand macaroni and cheese at that $1.25 price point, along with three packs of chicken ramen bowls. And for a healthier snack option, a seven-pack of crispy rice rolls is also priced at $1.25. For my fellow snack lovers, these new two-serving snap containers would be wonderful for all types of snacks, as well as beneficial for DIY or crafts.

If you snack while crafting, you might want to buy two. For the next point, your reminder that Easter has fully arrived at Dollar Tree with any details you could want. And within this great selection of Easter decor, many of these beautiful new wooden Easter signs sold out very quickly, while products like foam Easter eggs, which are very popular with crafters, disappear from the shelves from the stores long before Easter begins. My wife already picked up these fillable plastic Easter eggs. And for those well-prepared and eager to decorate for other upcoming holidays, St. Patrick's Day is now also available at Dollar Tree with plenty of decorating options.

An improved collection of wooden signs compared to what we saw last year, a wide range of themed socks and some cool green bow ties, with just a touch of sparkle thanks to the glitter I might even consider wearing instead of my typical tie when the time comes. Before I move on to the bonus section for my next point as the garage sale approaches, and even selling your own vehicle, you may be pleased to see these window chalk markers back in stock, and although my store only had white or black color options, many People don't know that if you take a quick walk through the craft section at Dollar Tree, you will find these mini chalk markers in a much better selection of colors, and these can also write on glass, as indicated on the package.

From writing to erasing, these Expo dry erase markers are from the dominant brand that you'll find in use by many classroom heroes, aka teachers. For any school bake sale, these assorted cardstocks seem to be the right choice, as well as for a garage sale, which seems to start the moment the spring weather holds steady for a few minutes. Which brings me to these new plastic watering cans that have very useful extra-long spouts and herb rockets made in the USA for planting season if you want to grow your own parsley, dill, or thyme. For anyone with a green thumb, kneeling pads are back.

And while I'm not the best gardener, I've used them while cleaning our car's tire rims, and my knees appreciate that $1.25 reward. Glazed mushroom decorating is in full swing at Dollar Tree, whether it's what I would describe as a Super Mario-inspired mushroom or this Shiitake mushroom-like creation, which looks similar to what I enjoyed as part of a Hibachi stir fry last week. pass. For gnome lovers, resident resin gnome decor is a staple you'll be able to find back on Dollar Tree store shelves this February, and classic solar stake lights are back. And while these won't necessarily last you decades of ownership and enjoyment, for $25, there are usually a couple dozen that I need to replace from one season to the next.

Our bonus section focuses on some options for big game day and decorations includingcan coolers, party favor boxes, plates, tableware and confetti. Crafter stencil wheels with all kinds of designs and words are something I haven't seen in a long time. That's back at Dollar Tree. I was surprised to see these collapsible pet travel bowls for $25, as they are typically a higher-ticket item for pet owners trying to feed their four-legged family members on the go. A two-pack on Amazon costs $13. Speaking of pets, I've never seen these great cat scratchers before, which would be a good substitute for any furniture your cat might use.

The magnifying glasses are back, which reminds me of a funny story involving my parents. My mom always carries a magnifying glass in her purse and my dad always carries a flashlight for those dimly lit restaurants where they team up and help each other read the menu. But when they end up in a restaurant without each other, they lose each other. And just like them, I would be lost without you. So thanks for watching, I love you, bye.