We write names on disposable cups, and that’s the cup for that person all day.

I love those shopping videos. Great reminder of things we need to keep in the house.

I think I learned this from Jinne, I recently had a deep puncture wound on the bottom of my foot . Bandaids were useless, we wrapped a kotex pad around my foot then wrapped it with Curad self adherent wrap from Dollar Tree the wrap also provided enough pressure to control the bleeding. Having these supplies enabled me to avoid the ER and I packed the pads and wrap and we headed to Yosemite in the RV. THE Dollar Tree here carries Ironman Series Self-Adhrerent Wrap. Stays secure til you remove it. Great video.

I have used and will be using again tomorrow, a tarp tied onto the back of my riding mower to drag "stuff". Tomorrow it will be a hay bale, sometimes it is branches. I can't carry 50 pounds but my mower can drag it.

coffee filters work really well for snacks. Cheaper.

Love the way you punctuate your speaking with laughter. So cute and adorable. Also your "bye" at the end. Sweet, sweet. Keep up the good work. God bless.

Something I don't really hear mentioned about is foot powder/foot care. We don't use it that often, but it's good to have on hand during the summers when your feet may sweat a lot. I also will purchase the foot cream, which sometimes is good for other uses; such as jock itch, ringworm, etc. I occasionally will purchase socks for family members as well, but put them back for just in case. And I also have a box of mismatched socks, some of the socks are the same kind but different colors, but would come in handy for if SHTF. I won't care if they are mismatched. lol Some socks like crew or tube socks can be used to help keep bandages on arms as well, just cut off the foot part and slide on the arm.

I watched a video today on using a piece of pool noodle to hold a solar light. They just cut an inch or two of a pool noodle and set it in a container then put the end of the light minus the post in the hole. So easy!

Vaseline works also for tire starter on cotton balls

If one stinks up the bathroom, they can light a match to get rid of odors 😊

I've never seen baby wipes in that big of a container at the doller tree! Thanks for sharing

I've used the foam cups to start seeds in.

can you do a video on how to refill lighters?

A salt video would be great even if it’s not complete! Nice haul

Don’t forget to keep any battery items fully charged. If you have a solar battery- make sure it is charged as well

I always look forward to your videos! Thanks for sharing your dollar tree haul. I take notes and look for these items at my dollar tree. My daughter in law does too. 😊

I think I need to visit the Dollar Tree near me...

😊👍❤️ Wonderful haul Jinne! Have been hauling a lot this month and getting things in order. Also with the cups you can use them for soup, side dishes, snacks, and other uses. Great to have.👍

I use the spray peroxide, it's good for cuts and stain removal. I recently got a couple of packs of original Ricola lozenges at DT. The bag is a little small but it came out cheaper per piece than the Grocery Outlet next door.

Do what you have to do!!! I needed that laugh. Good Friday to you.❤

SUPER good to remember to stock up on THESE things too!

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Great ideas and reminders!

Great haul!

The 'sticky' ace wrap is also usually available at Tractor Supply; they call it 'horse wrap' but it works great and no metal clips to deal with.

Great ideas!

This is such an awesome hack. I would much rather do this and save myself some money. Thank you for sharing this!!

Love all the stuff you picked up , THANK YOU JINNE

We buy and stock up candles from Goodwill. They are cheap and worth keeping around.

Dollar Tree is wonderful! You got an amazing array of items for $25! Gotta love the DT!

Great haul! Our DT had the smaller tarps recently and I also got a couple of ponchos. I'm still looking for the thermometer. So thanks for keeping us informed about that.

We can never have too many supplies. They would be good for bartering.

God Bless----recipe for homemade lip balm

My local DT is so woke they don’t carry the styrofoam cups. In the next town they do so I get a bunch there from time to time. Ferro rods are great for having a sure ignition source!

I always like that you mention more than one use for many of the things you get in your shopping trips. Dollar Tree stores here aren’t well stocked for some things. Still hoping they add the headlamps.

chapped stick is great ob a sore red nose when you have a cold. Soothing, and also healing.

I like to get the shelf-stable milk cartons at DT. Good prep, usually have about a year's worth of shelf life.

I went into my local family dollar I picked up some packs of mashed potatoes normally a dollar they was .50 cents a peace not sure if it’s a on sell thing picked up a few more than I was planning on

Thanks, Jinne. Have a great weekend!

A good assortment for $25! Thank you!

Nice haul. Good ideas about the solar lights! Hadn't thought of that. Plus, never looked for a tarp there!

I don't see the use of stocking up on disposable cups. I would assign 1 cup to each person, and that's all they get. They can be responsible for caring for it.

Love the mason jar candle

I use the sprayer from small dollar tree bottles and they fit on alcohol and peroxide bottles.

I had heard about adding salt to coffee to take the bitterness out. If you add a pinch of baking soda to brewed tea it takes the bitterness out. When I tried it my husband said it tasted like Mickey D tea.

I always enjoy your videos

Great haul thanks!

I went back to my buy two at a time recently. One of the prices that I noticed going up was the Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix. It was $.44 to start with, a couple of weeks ago it had climbed up to $.64 and today it was at $.78 a box. At the dollar tree they are higher still so I try to shop for them elsewhere. It is easier for us to use the box and not the bags at the dollar tree, but, that may change with the rising prices. Peanut butter, breakfast meats, coffee are all going up a little at a time. I like the bandage wrap you bought today. I purchased a couple last week. They are nice to have this style for changes or applying medication to wounds as needed. The self adhesive ones are okay when you do not need to do that. I also did butane and lighters this week for a stock up. I bought a box of the baby wipes to have here on hand as my hub is a trucker and takes them out with him to use. Paper plates, plastic cups, plastic ware this week at the dollar tree for my preps. Great video!

Excellent…thanks❤️

Nice

Thanks for sharing. Great haul.

Thanks Jinne

Thank you...I love $ tree

Thank you for your content...I look forward to the videos!

Tip. When you light a match light a candle. Got that from Lofty Wiseman.

Have you ever done a cost comparison between buying the baby wipes by the case at Costco vs a pack at Dollar Tree? I haven't, but am curious if the Dollar Tree packs are a good price.

Know all about goats. Not in that game anymore. Nice haul!

I went to a Dollar Tree yesterday & found some good items, but also didn’t find some items that I came to get. First off, this is the first time I've actually ever found matches at a Dollar Tree... Both the small boxes & the large kitchen match box size. I found some small plastic LED lanterns. They were available in blue, black, red, yellow & orange. They require 3 AA batteries, which wasn't included. I found some oddball flashlights, called "Flat Lights"... They are indeed flat... They are about 1/8 inch thick, about 4 inches long & about 1.5 inches wide, have 2 LEDs & are made in the shape of a flashlight, even having the picture of a flashlight printed on the front. Then, oddly enough, they are magnetic... Weird. I found a variety of what I call flat pack board games. They are identical copies of famous board games, but miniaturized & all the pieces are flat, made of paper or plastic. For example, you could store an entire Monopoly game in a file folder. I was happy to find some canned fruit for $1.25, something that's difficult to find in many grocery stores these days. (The selection was limited to only pineapple & mandarin oranges though) I found a bunch of food brands that I'm not familiar with & decided to do the 'try one' approach. I was able to stock up on various spices & sauces too. (Hot sauces, soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, Pace picante sauce, teriyaki sauce, etc) I got a 2 lb bag of jasmine rice for $1.25 & same for the brown rice. All in all, an okay shopping trip, but nothing to brag about. Edit: Today I decided to check out/test the small LED lanterns. They are rated at 100 lumens, which is not very bright. Well, anyway... They are light weight, require 3x AA batteries, have 3 strips of 4 COB LEDs & have a rotary switch. What surprised me is that the rotary switch is a VPOT! A variable potentiameter! A vpot is also what you could call a dimmer switch. So, this is a cheap, light weight lantern that uses common batteries, has a dimmer switch & is safe for use by children. I would allow kids to use this lantern as a night light in a scary power outage type situation. They're so cheap, you could buy 10 of them & not worry about the cost if the kids break them. I bought 2 the other day. If there are any left the next time I shop there I might get a couple more. Two thumbs up...

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So enjoyed!! Do you have girls and boys?

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