Everything is $1.00. You'd be surprised what all you can find here. Excellent selection of greeting cards and party supplies.

I love shopping in a store where everything cost $1. I learned a long time ago not to fall for can goods that I can get for $.79 in a grocery store. But when you have as many family members, friends, neighbors, and special people in your life as I have, you either go into debt buying holiday gifts or just buy small useful items to just acknowledge everyone you love. Examples: Flat flashlights for purses, glove boxes, closets, end of steps, toolboxes, gym bags. Flashlights that has a band that is great for working under the hood or in the attic/basement, or walking the dogs. These are LED lights that are bright and last a long time. Mine was purchased last year and is still in my purse. Baby wipes/ hand wipes to keep handy in cars, boats, purses or trunks. Who wants to eat fries after pumping gas? Small tins of cookies, candies, or mints. Need small jars of spaghetti sauce for one? $2.28 at other stores $1.00 here. I got tired of throwing the big jars away because it grew mold in the fridge. Personal hygiene products like tongue scrapers, fingernail clippers, coca butter, lotion, tooth brushing kits one might need after great meals with garlic. Fingernail polish, polish remover, cotton balls, makeup remover pads, Toys for Tots and other charities are always in need of batteries this time of year. Buying them elsewhere can be really expensive. For $30 one can buy a bulk amount of a variety sizes of batteries. Paper wear is my preferred way to enjoy to go dishes. It keeps my sink clean. I have no problem admitting it because I don't have a dishwasher and warm everything in the convection oven. So for my everyday dishes, I buy it here. Cleaning products: Clorox is just a name brand but the ingredients are the same across the brands. It's cheaper but works the same if you buy it here. Same for Joy, Foil, storage bowls for those few times I'm prepping to cook, liquid soap for the kids bathrooms, long lighters to prevent from burning finger tips when lighting candles. Minor Holiday decorations: After January 1, you can stock up on Valentine Day decorations for you mailbox, doors, bathrooms, and tables. Same for St. Patrick's Day, Labor Day, 4 of July and even small Christmas and Easter. I don't purchase items that need to be washed or plugged in. Oh if you want to set someone for a burn, buy them oven mitts or holiday dishcloths. I guarantee that's one way to get a terrible cook to drop a hot turkey. Those thin Turkey roasting pans should be avoided too. But the disposable tin dishes are great for cold items. Except they have to be washed before using them. That's easy to clean with hot water and soap to remove germs out before placing food and then just throw away afterwards or recycle them. There are many items that aren't a bargain at this store. It's a person choice to decide those items to I won't try to influence you. Compare prices before you buy. Balloons for special occasions cost 3 times as much in other places. The same balloons. You aren't going to find 3 ply TP for $1 either. Off brand Q-Tips are great if you use them for makeup, awful to clean ears. I don't buy pet supplies here either. Pringle chips are $1 here but $1.75 for BBQ at Walmart. Colored plastic tablecloths to cover a public picnic table looks great but tears easily. The same thing under a lacy tablecloth inside is beautiful. A shower curtain will last and not worth throwing into a washing machine because it will cost more more in water and energy to clean it. It's a $1, just use it as a drop cloth when you need one. Some of the same makeup brushes sold at Walmart can be purchased here for half the price but I'm not putting on Dior or Lancôme Makeup with cheap brushes (anymore). I do clean my brushes with solutions from here and allow them to air dry. If you haven't visited a Dollar Tree you might be wasting money. If you are ok with that, good for you. If you are passing by one and looking for small items to keep on hand for gifts "just in case", you can buy a gift bag and make a very thoughtful gift people will really appreciate and not recognize you just had the bag handy because you had forgotten them. Happy Holiday!! read more

Love dollar tree. I love getting pens, notebooks, band aids, and stuff like that for $1 instead of paying more at grocery store!!

This is a store I frequent but rarely have a good experience. This time of year it seems to get worse because of seasonal staffing. The staff has very poor customer service skills and the main focus is to get you in and out with no reguard for the quality of service they give. On my last visit the cashier didnt want to blow up balloons for me because the line was long, he went so far as to ask another associate to help me that was handling another customer. while shopping, two employees were engaged in conversation and didnt allow me to pass them in the isle, I had to walk up another isle and then come back down. If it wasnt for convenience I wouldn't return read more