10 Things Amish Households Buy at the Dollar Store (And 5 They Never Touch)
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Not everything at the dollar store is a bargain, friend. Some things save you money for years. Others look cheap until you have to buy them twice. And with Thanksgiving and Christmas coming, that little mistake gets expensive fast. After years of shopping these aisles, I have learned which ten things belong in my basket and which five shelves I walk right past.
THE 10 THINGS I ALWAYS BUY, COUNTING DOWN:
10. Glass jars: Store rice, beans, oats, and flour. Buy early for Christmas gifts.
9. Greeting cards & gift bags: The message matters more than the price. Save the bags for next year.
8. Foil pans: Perfect for Thanksgiving roasting and taking meals to neighbors.
7. Spray bottles & cleaning tools: Refill instead of buying expensive cleaners again and again.
6. Baskets & storage bins: Organize cupboards, winter gloves, and leftovers before they spoil.
5. Plain party supplies: White plates, napkins, and tablecloths work for every holiday.
4. Bread: Check the date, then freeze it for later. My one exception in the food aisle.
3. Office supplies: Tape, envelopes, poster board, and glue before the Christmas rush.
2. Reading glasses: Keep an extra pair wherever you need one.
1. Tall glass candles: Simple, inexpensive winter lighting. Always use them safely.
THE 5 THINGS I NEVER BUY:
5. Heavy-duty batteries: Look for alkaline instead.
4. Cheap extension cords & power strips: Electrical safety is worth paying for.
3. Cheap knives & can openers: Weak steel and broken gears cost more in the long run.
2. Small rolls of foil, plastic wrap & paper goods: Check the price per foot or sheet.
1. Tiny pantry packages: Rice, beans, cereal, and detergent can cost far more per ounce.
My mother's rule was simple: "When the price stands still, buy what you can see, and leave what you have to measure."
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Disclaimer: The content in this video is for educational and entertainment purposes only, sharing traditional practices and personal experiences. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical or structural advice. Always do your own research before applying new methods to your home. Results may vary.
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10 Things Amish Households Buy at the Dollar Store (And 5 They Never Touch)
Amish Home Tricks
8,812 views
🍞 Get My New Amish Kitchen Books, from me and my family! 👉 https://frugalamish.com
Old-fashioned Amish recipes, forgotten kitchen tricks, and simple ways to save money on groceries. Your family (and your wallet) will thank you! :)
🏡 Want to save even more around the house? My Amish home-saving secrets are here! 👉 https://eliashomestead.shop
👉 Get Alkaline AA https://amzn.to/4jaaBaZ
👉 Get Glass Jars https://amzn.to/3TOkuAE
👉 Get Aluminum Foil Pans https://amzn.to/4hEuuG3
👉 Get Spray Bottles https://amzn.to/4yK7efQ
👉 Get Storage Baskets & Bins https://amzn.to/4777I3t
👉 Get Disposable Plates, Napkins & Tablecloths https://amzn.to/4yCrIad
👉 Get Reading Glasses https://amzn.to/4zr0yDf
👉 Get Tall Glass Candles https://amzn.to/4hB49bQ
As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
Not everything at the dollar store is a bargain, friend. Some things save you money for years. Others look cheap until you have to buy them twice. And with Thanksgiving and Christmas coming, that little mistake gets expensive fast. After years of shopping these aisles, I have learned which ten things belong in my basket and which five shelves I walk right past.
THE 10 THINGS I ALWAYS BUY, COUNTING DOWN:
10. Glass jars: Store rice, beans, oats, and flour. Buy early for Christmas gifts.
9. Greeting cards & gift bags: The message matters more than the price. Save the bags for next year.
8. Foil pans: Perfect for Thanksgiving roasting and taking meals to neighbors.
7. Spray bottles & cleaning tools: Refill instead of buying expensive cleaners again and again.
6. Baskets & storage bins: Organize cupboards, winter gloves, and leftovers before they spoil.
5. Plain party supplies: White plates, napkins, and tablecloths work for every holiday.
4. Bread: Check the date, then freeze it for later. My one exception in the food aisle.
3. Office supplies: Tape, envelopes, poster board, and glue before the Christmas rush.
2. Reading glasses: Keep an extra pair wherever you need one.
1. Tall glass candles: Simple, inexpensive winter lighting. Always use them safely.
THE 5 THINGS I NEVER BUY:
5. Heavy-duty batteries: Look for alkaline instead.
4. Cheap extension cords & power strips: Electrical safety is worth paying for.
3. Cheap knives & can openers: Weak steel and broken gears cost more in the long run.
2. Small rolls of foil, plastic wrap & paper goods: Check the price per foot or sheet.
1. Tiny pantry packages: Rice, beans, cereal, and detergent can cost far more per ounce.
My mother's rule was simple: "When the price stands still, buy what you can see, and leave what you have to measure."
Want more Amish methods for saving money around the house and preparing for hard times? Find The Amish Method here: https://eliashomestead.shop
Subscribe for more practical Amish household wisdom. And tell me in the comments: What state are you watching from, and what is ONE dollar store item you always buy or refuse to buy?
#DollarTree #DollarStore #AmishWisdom #MoneySavingTips #FrugalLiving #HolidaySavings
Disclaimer: The content in this video is for educational and entertainment purposes only, sharing traditional practices and personal experiences. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical or structural advice. Always do your own research before applying new methods to your home. Results may vary.