Look in the party supplies section- sometimes they have canned heat. It’s not hot enough to cook rice and beans, but it will heat up a can of soup. And it’s safe to use indoors, thus good for “stealth” cooking if you feel hiding food from your neighbors is a good idea.
The best kit Is the kit that is ready to use. 🌋⛈🌪🌊❄🔥 😎👍 Any level of preparation is a game changer! Even if it's 2 gal of water 💧 a box of matches 🔥 and 2 pkgs of Ramen 🍜 Something is always better than nothing! 👍
You're right about some things being slightly cheaper else where. Oh, for those that may not know, you can order things (online) in bulk from them and have it shipped to your local store for free; then you can just go pick it up. Also my husband used to 'fuss' because I was taking a bit longer in our nearby stores when we first moved here. I just explained I was doing recon. I wanted to know where I could get the best price, etc. Now, when he needs to go into town for something, he'll ask me to look at his list and give him a total price and where to go. 🤣
Great video. Dollar tree has been the go to place in getting basic medical supplies and gardening supplies and hygiene supplies. Thank you for sharing this video.
Right on brother, thank you for all the great content, I fear I've fallen off the deep end and buying everything in sight and having to pull back and be smart, otherwise I'm going to look like the Grinch after Stealing Christmas from Whoville, with a massive bag hanging off my back 🙂 My problem is I keep thinking of new scenario's and trying to pack/prep for that and eventually I'll run out of money, so I'm calling it good and anything I'm missing, I can pick up along the way. Thanks a ton for all the great videos!
Witch hazel is the active ingredient in hemorrhoid meds. Easier, cheaper, and quicker relief to keep a bottle, soak some tissue or a wipe, and apply as needed.
Don't have this store, but at a dollar store one of the best items I seen cheap spray bottles and paper books building up a library is key to not going stir crazy.
The solar lights are great for camping. Place them next to tent stakes and guy wires so you don't trip during a night time run to the bathroom. They are even good to take into the tent with you as a night light, especially if you have kids along.
Good vid, you’re right- you have to be careful. I mostly go in for greeting cards 2/$1.00. Still waiting for the “Best Wishes during the Zombie Apocalypse “ cards.
The black heavy duty duct tape is great. Weaker than gorilla but stronger than regular duct tape. The grey duct tape is best used for really light work or arts and crafts.
That's good to know! Sometimes you don't need a super strong tape for most jobs but you kinda want something more effective in a duct tape. I also like the masking tape there, too.
If you can catch their pink Himalayan sea salt before it all disappears, GRAB IT! Much cheaper per ounce then almost anywhere else, and it's a good source of some important trace minerals in case SHTF. It's usually course, so keep a grinder on hand, dissolve it in liquid, or use a mortar and pestle.
Definitely a bargain. They contain less plastic particles than other brand salt. Celtic salt and Real Salt brands are better with no plastic particles but this Pink Himalayan salt from the DT is still a good bargain especially when on a budget.
Also from what I've read, pink Himalayan sea salt shouldn't replace table salt just because it lacks iodine in it, so have to keep that in mind and have a good store of both kinds of salt if possible.
the dollar tree condiments...while, yes, smaller than regular stores....for example, when you open a large jar of mayo...its needing to be refridgerated at one point..the smaller one will likely not go bad because you will use it sooner........
Definitely a good choice if you don't use a lot of condiments and want to use these in the daily routine. I've had to throw out stuff just because I couldn't use it all in time after opening. A smaller bottle or jar is more ideal.
@@Rakerong I agree …. I’ve bought the small containers of salad dressing (name brand) and I also like the containers of refined coconut oil for another cooking fat. Great store !! I had never gone into one until I started watching all these types of videos. Great prepper ideas.
We have a goodwill in my city that sells things by the pound and I been able to find so much stuff for prepping at a sweet price so I would recommend that as well of you're in a budget.
Agree....I have 2 pair of kitchen shears I got there and they are well over a decade old and i use them almost everyday. Pretty much all their kitchen tools are great especially for the $
I've heard about this change in some Dollar Tree stores to include things that cost more than a buck, but thankfully the 3 DT stores in my town still sell everything for one dollar. Sometimes a good deal sometimes not.
It’s actually been really really nice. All the five and three dollar stuff is completely new and different from the one dollar stuff. So everything that was a dollar previously is still a dollar.
I think my favorite item to grab is the pie pans at Dollar tree. Very sturdy and well made. And great for a camp kit as you can cook with them or just eat right from them. Great video!
@@diypreppertv for sure, just came across your page in the last week or so. The content is great, always a nice reminder to check on my preps and inventory
The Dollar Trees near me all have cans of Fancyheat, which are the buffet warmer type cans that use alcohol instead of Sterno gel. Look for them in the party supply section. For a dollar these are a steal. These could be a lifesaver and an excellent trade item. Oh, and that Scotts Comfort Plus toilet paper is VERY good tp for the price. It's nothing like the normal Scotts 1000 sheets of sandpaper.
Here are my choices for Dollar Tree's best priced items for preparedness: butane lighter packs, plastic shower curtains (ground cloth), Gatorade in the reusable sports bottle, pocket size paper tablets or little note books (you may need to leave someone a written message), packs of cheap ink pens (written messages), freeze-dried coffee and tea bags, Suave shampoo, larger size bars of soap, inexpensive cordage (for clothes lines, tarp tents...), packs of clothes pins (to pin lightweight things to wire fences, bushes, etc.) and one-gallon plastic buckets (to carry water to the chicken run or a container garden). And if you are lucky, you could find cotton blend t-shirts in your size for $1 each (good to have an extra t-shirt in the bugout bag).
I agree with Ms. Wright. DT has matches, regular lighters and long neck lighters. Powdered water flavor packs, with and without caffeine. Re-usable closable water bottles in varying sizes. The soups are a tad smaller than grocery cans, and the vegetable cans are often less at grocery stores. But if you stock up with the intention of trading or offering to friends and neighbors in need, its not too bad. A can of chicken, noodles, a can of gravy or stock, and some crackers is an easy meal and doesn't take much time or fuel. You can use the gallon buckets and some large ziplock bags to group items together into meals, as well as hold bottles or containers of water. The t-shirts are good for wearing, medical wrapping or tp, in a pinch.
I do a lot at DT, but I get my lighters at W/M, because I can get them in the big packs and they're a lot less per item. However, I still buy my candle lighters and matches at DT.
Some Dollar Trees are considered Dollar Tree Plus and they have things that may cost more than one dollar. Most DT's are still only a dollar. So if it says Dollar Tree Plus, be careful but the items should be separated from the $1 items.
They have alot if things there. Sometimes having things is great. Even if the Meds and things are in small quantities, having a little is better than none, and when on a limited income for sure. Thanks for showing the Variety available
Some of them actually have more than the stuff I see in regular stores. I have a bottle of Advil with like, 20-30 tablets...but they have a no name brand for the same size bottle with 40 tablets.
Nice job with the video. I'm new with prepping but a pro with Dollar Tree finds. I knew most of this BUT I still enjoyed your video. *Thanks for sharing.* I'm a new subscriber and look forward to learning more from you. 😃
New to your channel - great content so far that I've seen, thanks! I was just at Big Lots today and I got a 2-pack of toothbrushes for .50 cents. Those stick on battery operated lights are actually quite good. I have a few under my kitchen cabinets and one in my coat closet. Thanks again!
Easily there at least once a week. Like the fresh bread, Campbell's Chicken Noodle (no need to add water variety) , Pasta, Shelf stable milk, also the rice cakes. The heavy duty clip magnets (office supplies) are great. I was getting the Idahoan instant mashed potatoes there although I have not found them lately (great stuff). Liquid soap refill sizes are a good deal at a buck. Sure I am forgetting something.
Feminine hygiene products make good substitute standard dressings for serious wounds….a few shields and an ace bandage….may just hold down the bleeding of a GS wound
Since Dollar Tree is now $1.25, dollar general is a better option for Campbell soups, bandaids...they sometimes have Progresso soups 2 or even 3 for $4. I'm going to Dollar Tree Less and less. Don't forget rubber gloves! You never know what muck we might be dealing with. Also, DT has soil spades and claws for gardening. Pretty good deal. My horses lime the puffed peppermint treats 💕💕
The Dollar Tree store , the Backpackers happy place. Thinking about it , Is a Backpacker a Prepper or Survivalist ? Probably depends on the length and circumstances of the trip , or just one in training. Irregardless the Dollar Tree Store is a fun place.
I love their organizing bins and pantry organizing containers. Very helpful for organizing supplies. Similiar products run much higher in price at other stores. Also love their jarred garlic and basil pesto. The garlic works great in cooking. They had a large lemon and apple hand soap that is great for kitchen sink side to sanitize hands. Got some great spray bottles that help with growing plants from seed.
I've noticed the lack of many items on the shelves everywhere. Not just at DT, but at most stores. And the prices have shot up on everything from gas, lumber, and everyday items. I take that as a sign to start watching helpful videos like this one. Many thanks to the great comments with great ideas and tips! I hate to say it, but a trip to the store here in the US reminds me of the videos I've seen of shopping in Russia a few years back. Scary what's going on here. I don't think it's going to get better for the remainder of this presidency, so I'm starting to stock up for my family.
You pointed out a great idea, and it's often overlooked!.... something for the kids in an emergency situation. Games, small toys, card games. If one can afford to, a portable DVD player with some favorite movies or music. I keep in mind that we might have to 'overnight' in our minivan (in the driveway, never inside the garage!). I always keep the tank full. It has interior lights, heat, AC, a DVD player and Sirius radio, room to sleep. Remote start and a panic alarm if needed. First aid kit, antiseptic & toilet wipes, cell phone chargers, a couple blankets, and a little stash of cash are always kept inside it.
I got 2 of their can openers recently. They're better than the $15 Kitchen Aid can opener I've had for a while. Also got a bunch of their candles, sponges, and ramen. A pack of 5 for $1, or a pack of 3 cups for $1. Grabbed a bunch of peroxide and rubbing alcohol. The ones in my area only sell $1 items, though. Nothing above that.
I don't do the rubbing alcohol there, because I only buy the 91%. Since I work at a pharmacy, I just wait until it's on sale. Other than that, I agree :)
Not all DTs have items that are more than a $1....this is a new thing they've added over the past cpl of years but none of them near me offer those items. Also the battery powered lights and LED string lights are all really good for a dollar. The solar lights are not very good but for $1 they work well as extra indoor lights for power outages. I've purchased many of their battery powered flash lights and it's hit or miss...they're either awesome for $1 or a complete piece of junk that doesnt work at all. Over all DT is my favorite place for discount preps.
I have An obscure idea 💡. What about PAWN shops. Good idea or bad idea or somewhere in between. Just an idea for you to ponder 🤔. I like the videos and your info is very helpful. Especially the antibiotics for animal husbandry. Better than nothing.
It's now called "Dollar Tree Plus" because they have added higher dollar items. When they asked me how I liked it, I told them that I already shop 5 Below ...
The scotts toilet paper at dollar tree really isnt bad at all texture wise. Ive gotten it before when we were low on cash before payday. Certain shampoos and body washes there are cheap, they personally break me out, also the texture is cheap, like jelly kinda, so just watch those. The off brand pills they have there are fine also. The naproxen sodium works just as well as alieve to me personally. Dont use their car oils and stuff like that, like the brake oil and what not. It'll harm your vehicle. Most of their tools arnt horrible, but they definitely are only a few use items. Their tarps have gottem better in quality, but there still not bad for quick use. Their off brand duck tape, and masking tape isnt the best, it diesnt stick as well as the name brands imo.
When did dollar tree start having items more than a 1 dollar. I been to Dollar Tree from Florida Keys, Miami, Springfield Missouri, Houston, Alamosa Colorado, Oakland, and few others. I seen things sold less than a $1 but not more. I also am talking about all these places in past few months too. Interesting
One thing I would add, when you look at medication’s and vitamin supplements, look at the country of origin. Some are imported from China, and I would avoid everyone of these.
Wallaby Goods. Pricey but great quality. I found out that the LDS Church sells them too. There are many companies that sell them online but some are made in other countries.
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Look in the party supplies section- sometimes they have canned heat. It’s not hot enough to cook rice and beans, but it will heat up a can of soup. And it’s safe to use indoors, thus good for “stealth” cooking if you feel hiding food from your neighbors is a good idea.
The best kit Is the kit that is ready to use.
🌋⛈🌪🌊❄🔥
😎👍
Any level of preparation is a game changer!
Even if it's 2 gal of water 💧 a box of matches 🔥 and 2 pkgs of Ramen 🍜
Something is always better than nothing! 👍
You're right about some things being slightly cheaper else where. Oh, for those that may not know, you can order things (online) in bulk from them and have it shipped to your local store for free; then you can just go pick it up.
Also my husband used to 'fuss' because I was taking a bit longer in our nearby stores when we first moved here. I just explained I was doing recon. I wanted to know where I could get the best price, etc. Now, when he needs to go into town for something, he'll ask me to look at his list and give him a total price and where to go. 🤣
Great video. Dollar tree has been the go to place in getting basic medical supplies and gardening supplies and hygiene supplies. Thank you for sharing this video.
Right on brother, thank you for all the great content, I fear I've fallen off the deep end and buying everything in sight and having to pull back and be smart, otherwise I'm going to look like the Grinch after Stealing Christmas from Whoville, with a massive bag hanging off my back 🙂 My problem is I keep thinking of new scenario's and trying to pack/prep for that and eventually I'll run out of money, so I'm calling it good and anything I'm missing, I can pick up along the way. Thanks a ton for all the great videos!
The orange oil degreaser works better than anything else I’ve used when doing mechanic work.
And it smells amazing.
Aluminum pans with clear lids are great for microgreens.
If you have hemorrhoids use witch hazel. That stuff works miracles! Made mine go away!!! 👍🏽
Tucks medicated ( Witch Hazel ) pads in the pharmacy section of the grocery store.
Witch hazel is the active ingredient in hemorrhoid meds. Easier, cheaper, and quicker relief to keep a bottle, soak some tissue or a wipe, and apply as needed.
Good to know!
Don't have this store, but at a dollar store one of the best items I seen cheap spray bottles and paper books building up a library is key to not going stir crazy.
You crack me up! Tin hat, and "roids". Lots of good honest info. Thanks.
The shelf storable milk is the best. I love it and stocked up.
Do you have to refrigerate the shelf storable milk?
@@michaelricketts4743 no. Lasts way beyond the date.
The solar lights are great for camping. Place them next to tent stakes and guy wires so you don't trip during a night time run to the bathroom. They are even good to take into the tent with you as a night light, especially if you have kids along.
@Nachural Bonhilbily great idea!!
Good vid, you’re right- you have to be careful. I mostly go in for greeting cards 2/$1.00. Still waiting for the “Best Wishes during the Zombie Apocalypse “ cards.
The black heavy duty duct tape is great. Weaker than gorilla but stronger than regular duct tape. The grey duct tape is best used for really light work or arts and crafts.
I just removed the carpet in my house. I used the tape to wrap the carpet,up got the job done. Lol
That's good to know! Sometimes you don't need a super strong tape for most jobs but you kinda want something more effective in a duct tape.
I also like the masking tape there, too.
If you can catch their pink Himalayan sea salt before it all disappears, GRAB IT! Much cheaper per ounce then almost anywhere else, and it's a good source of some important trace minerals in case SHTF. It's usually course, so keep a grinder on hand, dissolve it in liquid, or use a mortar and pestle.
Definitely a bargain. They contain less plastic particles than other brand salt. Celtic salt and Real Salt brands are better with no plastic particles but this Pink Himalayan salt from the DT is still a good bargain especially when on a budget.
Also from what I've read, pink Himalayan sea salt shouldn't replace table salt just because it lacks iodine in it, so have to keep that in mind and have a good store of both kinds of salt if possible.
Its pink because of a small amount of radioactive residuals, FYI.
I have used our Dollar Tree stores for some prepping supplies. If you are careful some of their canned foods/meats are a good buy!
Thanks for sharing Lyle!
Just found your channel great info. I hit all the necessary buttons. From Canada 🇨🇦 and we are prepping hard here
the dollar tree condiments...while, yes, smaller than regular stores....for example, when you open a large jar of mayo...its needing to be refridgerated at one point..the smaller one will likely not go bad because you will use it sooner........
Good point!
Definitely a good choice if you don't use a lot of condiments and want to use these in the daily routine. I've had to throw out stuff just because I couldn't use it all in time after opening. A smaller bottle or jar is more ideal.
@@Rakerong
I agree …. I’ve bought the small containers of salad dressing (name brand) and I also like the containers of refined coconut oil for another cooking fat. Great store !! I had never gone into one until I started watching all these types of videos. Great prepper ideas.
We have a goodwill in my city that sells things by the pound and I been able to find so much stuff for prepping at a sweet price so I would recommend that as well of you're in a budget.
Helpful tips.
Great video!
Thanks for sharing!
Good Video - I never go there, but I'll Give it a Look.
Thanks guys!
I have had pretty good luck with the Betty Crocker kitchen shears that I got there. I agree that I wouldn't get the can openers though lol
Agree....I have 2 pair of kitchen shears I got there and they are well over a decade old and i use them almost everyday. Pretty much all their kitchen tools are great especially for the $
I've heard about this change in some Dollar Tree stores to include things that cost more than a buck, but thankfully the 3 DT stores in my town still sell everything for one dollar. Sometimes a good deal sometimes not.
It’s actually been really really nice.
All the five and three dollar stuff is completely new and different from the one dollar stuff. So everything that was a dollar previously is still a dollar.
I think my favorite item to grab is the pie pans at Dollar tree. Very sturdy and well made. And great for a camp kit as you can cook with them or just eat right from them. Great video!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@diypreppertv for sure, just came across your page in the last week or so. The content is great, always a nice reminder to check on my preps and inventory
Love the DT, but I agree you have to be careful what you get. Smaller quantities makes some not worth it.
The Dollar Trees near me all have cans of Fancyheat, which are the buffet warmer type cans that use alcohol instead of Sterno gel. Look for them in the party supply section. For a dollar these are a steal. These could be a lifesaver and an excellent trade item.
Oh, and that Scotts Comfort Plus toilet paper is VERY good tp for the price. It's nothing like the normal Scotts 1000 sheets of sandpaper.
Here are my choices for Dollar Tree's best priced items for preparedness: butane lighter packs, plastic shower curtains (ground cloth), Gatorade in the reusable sports bottle, pocket size paper tablets or little note books (you may need to leave someone a written message), packs of cheap ink pens (written messages), freeze-dried coffee and tea bags, Suave shampoo, larger size bars of soap, inexpensive cordage (for clothes lines, tarp tents...), packs of clothes pins (to pin lightweight things to wire fences, bushes, etc.) and one-gallon plastic buckets (to carry water to the chicken run or a container garden). And if you are lucky, you could find cotton blend t-shirts in your size for $1 each (good to have an extra t-shirt in the bugout bag).
I agree with Ms. Wright. DT has matches, regular lighters and long neck lighters. Powdered water flavor packs, with and without caffeine. Re-usable closable water bottles in varying sizes. The soups are a tad smaller than grocery cans, and the vegetable cans are often less at grocery stores. But if you stock up with the intention of trading or offering to friends and neighbors in need, its not too bad. A can of chicken, noodles, a can of gravy or stock, and some crackers is an easy meal and doesn't take much time or fuel. You can use the gallon buckets and some large ziplock bags to group items together into meals, as well as hold bottles or containers of water. The t-shirts are good for wearing, medical wrapping or tp, in a pinch.
I do a lot at DT, but I get my lighters at W/M, because I can get them in the big packs and they're a lot less per item. However, I still buy my candle lighters and matches at DT.
Some Dollar Trees are considered Dollar Tree Plus and they have things that may cost more than one dollar. Most DT's are still only a dollar. So if it says Dollar Tree Plus, be careful but the items should be separated from the $1 items.
They have alot if things there. Sometimes having things is great. Even if the Meds and things are in small quantities, having a little is better than none, and when on a limited income for sure. Thanks for showing the Variety available
Thanks for watching!
Some of them actually have more than the stuff I see in regular stores. I have a bottle of Advil with like, 20-30 tablets...but they have a no name brand for the same size bottle with 40 tablets.
Nice job with the video. I'm new with prepping but a pro with Dollar Tree finds. I knew most of this BUT I still enjoyed your video.
*Thanks for sharing.*
I'm a new subscriber and look forward to learning more from you. 😃
Thanks for watching, subbing, and commenting!
I've found things at Goodwill stores or how about resale shops or liquidation stores.
Excellent, informative and entertaining.
Thanks Ken!
New to your channel - great content so far that I've seen, thanks! I was just at Big Lots today and I got a 2-pack of toothbrushes for .50 cents. Those stick on battery operated lights are actually quite good. I have a few under my kitchen cabinets and one in my coat closet. Thanks again!
Thanks for watching!
Easily there at least once a week. Like the fresh bread, Campbell's Chicken Noodle (no need to add water variety) , Pasta, Shelf stable milk, also the rice cakes. The heavy duty clip magnets (office supplies) are great. I was getting the Idahoan instant mashed potatoes there although I have not found them lately (great stuff). Liquid soap refill sizes are a good deal at a buck. Sure I am forgetting something.
Feminine hygiene products make good substitute standard dressings for serious wounds….a few shields and an ace bandage….may just hold down the bleeding of a GS wound
Since Dollar Tree is now $1.25, dollar general is a better option for Campbell soups, bandaids...they sometimes have Progresso soups 2 or even 3 for $4. I'm going to Dollar Tree Less and less. Don't forget rubber gloves! You never know what muck we might be dealing with. Also, DT has soil spades and claws for gardening. Pretty good deal. My horses lime the puffed peppermint treats 💕💕
Keep up the good work bro. Happy to give your videos interactions. I don't do that a lot lol
Thank you Steven!
The Dollar Tree store , the Backpackers happy place. Thinking about it , Is a Backpacker a Prepper or Survivalist ? Probably depends on the length and circumstances of the trip , or just one in training. Irregardless the Dollar Tree Store is a fun place.
I buy the battery lights..fresh batteries are the best
I love their organizing bins and pantry organizing containers. Very helpful for organizing supplies. Similiar products run much higher in price at other stores.
Also love their jarred garlic and basil pesto. The garlic works great in cooking. They had a large lemon and apple hand soap that is great for kitchen sink side to sanitize hands.
Got some great spray bottles that help with growing plants from seed.
Great video thumb up! Lately my Dollar Tree store don’t have that much item in stock anymore! Been like this for 3 months already!
Thanks for watching!
I've noticed the lack of many items on the shelves everywhere. Not just at DT, but at most stores. And the prices have shot up on everything from gas, lumber, and everyday items. I take that as a sign to start watching helpful videos like this one. Many thanks to the great comments with great ideas and tips! I hate to say it, but a trip to the store here in the US reminds me of the videos I've seen of shopping in Russia a few years back. Scary what's going on here. I don't think it's going to get better for the remainder of this presidency, so I'm starting to stock up for my family.
You pointed out a great idea, and it's often overlooked!.... something for the kids in an emergency situation. Games, small toys, card games. If one can afford to, a portable DVD player with some favorite movies or music.
I keep in mind that we might have to 'overnight' in our minivan (in the driveway, never inside the garage!). I always keep the tank full. It has interior lights, heat, AC, a DVD player and Sirius radio, room to sleep. Remote start and a panic alarm if needed. First aid kit, antiseptic & toilet wipes, cell phone chargers, a couple blankets, and a little stash of cash are always kept inside it.
I like your shirt!
Nice. Hope you do more like this. Affordable, easy to source.
Australia has fewer of these sorts of stores, but there are a few.
Thanks for watching Garry!
@@diypreppertv Thanks for the content. Kinda need guidance.
I got 2 of their can openers recently. They're better than the $15 Kitchen Aid can opener I've had for a while. Also got a bunch of their candles, sponges, and ramen. A pack of 5 for $1, or a pack of 3 cups for $1. Grabbed a bunch of peroxide and rubbing alcohol. The ones in my area only sell $1 items, though. Nothing above that.
I don't do the rubbing alcohol there, because I only buy the 91%. Since I work at a pharmacy, I just wait until it's on sale. Other than that, I agree :)
Gossner Farms shelf stable milk.
Yes, good stuff. Doesn't mess with my sensitive stomach and last two weeks in fridge.
LA Awesome cleaner (not the bleach) is an excellent all purpose cleaner, and it is cheaper at the Dollar Tree than at HD.
love this video
Helping the algorithm
Not all DTs have items that are more than a $1....this is a new thing they've added over the past cpl of years but none of them near me offer those items. Also the battery powered lights and LED string lights are all really good for a dollar. The solar lights are not very good but for $1 they work well as extra indoor lights for power outages. I've purchased many of their battery powered flash lights and it's hit or miss...they're either awesome for $1 or a complete piece of junk that doesnt work at all. Over all DT is my favorite place for discount preps.
THKS
thank you for sharing
I like their scientific calculators.
I have An obscure idea 💡. What about PAWN shops. Good idea or bad idea or somewhere in between. Just an idea for you to ponder 🤔. I like the videos and your info is very helpful. Especially the antibiotics for animal husbandry. Better than nothing.
good video...i love dollar tree
Just passing through ,you had a great informative presentation for a guy
Thanks for watching and commenting!
I've shopped at dollar tree a ton and have never seen anything more than a dollar
It's now called "Dollar Tree Plus" because they have added higher dollar items. When they asked me how I liked it, I told them that I already shop 5 Below ...
Our DT stores here in Miami, Fl. $1.25 new prices..
Nice video
Thank you!
Haha buy the foil to make hats if you are so inclined.
I must admit, I like the channel name. I need to get my channel back up and running
Wow, small world!
120 grit😁
In a pinch🤣
Wipe out🤣😂
Ok I’ll grow up now.
My dollar tree is still only $1 and our isopropyl alcohol is 70%.
The scotts toilet paper at dollar tree really isnt bad at all texture wise. Ive gotten it before when we were low on cash before payday. Certain shampoos and body washes there are cheap, they personally break me out, also the texture is cheap, like jelly kinda, so just watch those. The off brand pills they have there are fine also. The naproxen sodium works just as well as alieve to me personally. Dont use their car oils and stuff like that, like the brake oil and what not. It'll harm your vehicle. Most of their tools arnt horrible, but they definitely are only a few use items. Their tarps have gottem better in quality, but there still not bad for quick use. Their off brand duck tape, and masking tape isnt the best, it diesnt stick as well as the name brands imo.
Thanks for sharing!
When did dollar tree start having items more than a 1 dollar. I been to Dollar Tree from Florida Keys, Miami, Springfield Missouri, Houston, Alamosa Colorado, Oakland, and few others. I seen things sold less than a $1 but not more. I also am talking about all these places in past few months too. Interesting
I don't know how many have converted to Dollar Tree Plus, but the one closest to me has. From what I understand, not all have converted over.
We still have dt but not dt+ yet
You should buy off brand for your backup kit. Offbrand has more quantity so you get more bang for your buck!!!
Egg noodles are not extremely long term but they are much cheaper there than other stores.
nice video
Check the dates,store it properly.
I get the pasta there.
@A murray I always take it out of the box and use Mylar bags. Should be great for long term storage.
Most of the time you can find pasta cheaper on sale to your local grocery store. But the egg noodles are cheaper there.
Beans and rice, every time I go.
Somewhere I read Dollar Tree is changing to Dollar Tree Plus as they will be raising many prices.
I've read something similar. There is a new owner/Ceo and he wants to raise the prices.
@@jacquelynperry7941
I'm 37 and have a chronic disability and live off of a fixed government assistance income and I know exactly how you feel.
I heard that!
They've already started. Kind of like a cross between DT and 5 Below now, although there are things higher.
Now it’s “Dollar Tree and a branch”-get it? Ha
Got me to subscribe with the tin foil hat commentary. Lol
One thing I would add, when you look at medication’s and vitamin supplements, look at the country of origin. Some are imported from China, and I would avoid everyone of these.
1.25 store now..thts a 25%increase.
Shout out to dollar tree for having plastic army men. Og toys that you don’t see anymore. 8:31
Go ahead and take that picture of the feminine products! It will set you free!!!! Lol! You funny, Bro.!
I see a lot of folks recommending storing things in mylar bags but have never seen any mylar bags in any stores. Where do I find Mylar bags ?
Amazon-hard to find anywhere else
Wallaby Goods. Pricey but great quality. I found out that the LDS Church sells them too. There are many companies that sell them online but some are made in other countries.
I'd have to go to like 3 different dollar stores cause the one in my area won't have all that or the store is unorganized asf
Canned meat cheaper at walmart
And now it the $1.25 store, with stuff at $3 and $5 as well.
Are there any food items you'd recommend from the $$ store?
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My dollar tree is a dollar only. May change though
Yeah, I was surprised when I saw the higher prices at mine.
in fact 1 dollar item in real cost only 5 cent
Dude what Dollar tree is this?!?!?!?!? All the ones here are dirty, ghetto, and not even HALF as well stocked as this.
Just started watching your channel. Definitely top 5 for preppers in my opinion. Keep it up, thanks
Thanks Todd!