10 Ways To Use Dollar Tree's Adhesive Hooks For More Organization At Home

You may not realize it, but the solution to all of your home organization issues may be a simple $1.50 purchase from your local Dollar Tree. If you feel overwhelmed by clutter, messy drawers, and teetering piles of kitchen items in your cabinets, then it may be time for you to try that hack to end all hacks: Dollar Tree's Tool Bench Mini Self-Adhesive Hooks. This 12-pack of 1-inch self-adhesive hooks can be used all over the home, from your kitchen cabinets and fridge to your closet and garage. 

If you feel limited in your storage availability, these hooks can open up spaces you might not have known were possible. One of the most popular hacks includes securing them on the inside of your cabinet doors, allowing you to hang measuring cups, oven mitts, teaspoons, recipe books, and more. Before you splurge on a brand new shelving unit, you may want to try out these versatile hooks instead. 

Messy cables and cords can distract from the rest of your home's decor. To ensure these pieces stay hidden and out of the way, you can use Dollar Tree's self-adhesive hooks to secure the wires to your walls, baseboards, or consoles. Instead of leaving cords strewn haphazardly across the floor, tuck them into the hooks, which you can even paint to match your wall. Not only can this reduce the visual mess, but it can also help you remember which cords are which. You can even use the hooks to hang up tech accessories like headphones, chargers, and more. 

If you live in a smaller home or apartment, you might not have the luxury of a foyer with built-in coat hangers or hooks. Instead, you might be piling your hats and baseball caps either in a bin or on the floor. To fix this clutter, attach a row of the Dollar Tree hooks to your wall to optimize your hat storage. If you want to display your hats, you could even create a mini gallery wall, arranging the hooks in rows across it. If you don't like the hooks' white color, you can paint them to match your wall. 

If you're scared to look inside your unorganized kitchen drawers, then consider this your sign to use these stick-on hooks to restructure your space. Some of the largest unused spaces in the kitchen are the backs of cabinet doors. Simply attach a hook or two inside and hang up your most-used kitchen accessories, such as oven mitts, recipe books, teaspoon sets, and cutting boards. To create even more space, secure a hanging storage basket to two hooks. Just make sure to check that the hooks can hold the weight of whatever you plan to hang on them. 

Similar to the kitchen cabinet hack, you can utilize Dollar Tree's $1.50 hooks in your closet for more storage options. Whether you have a full walk-in, a standard-sized closet, or just a dresser, the hooks can come in handy for holding accessories, like jewelry, scarves, jackets, and handbags. If you have a walk-in, create a line of hooks across the wall, staggering them in two horizontal rows for even more space. For dressers, you can secure hooks on either side. The back of your closet is also one closet area that you're likely underusing for organizing.

During the cold months, our entryways and foyers get flooded with winter accessories: jackets, hats, scarves, gloves, mittens, and earmuffs. Instead of tossing them into a bin on the floor, keep these winter essentials organized and at the ready with hooks on your wall. If you have a large household, you can label each hook to ensure everyone gets their own space. Trust us, this will save you a headache in the long run. 

Organizing habits like folding your laundry, washing the dishes, and hanging up your keys can make a big difference. If you're someone who constantly misplaces keys, it's time to end that pattern and create a new organizing habit. Secure your Dollar Tree hooks next to your front door. You can even add a label or paint the hooks if it's helpful. Practice hanging up your keys every time you come in the door until it becomes second nature. 

If you don't have room for a jewelry tree or your necklaces are constantly getting tangled up together, these Dollar Tree hooks will come in handy. Secure them by your bedside table, above your dresser, or on the back of your closet door for easy storage and access. Plus, if you're not a fan of the white plastic hooks on your wall or dresser, you can easily coat these hooks with metallic spray paint to give them a chrome-like finish.

For the cleaning tools you constantly need but are difficult to store, like mops, brooms, and dustpans, Dollar Tree's self-adhesive hooks come in handy. For easy access, secure a few of the hooks to your pantry wall, kitchen wall, or even the side of your fridge, either with the self-adhesive tape or with an additional magnet backing. Tie a small piece of twine or yarn around the end of your tools to hang them securely on the hooks. No more digging through your closet to find the mop when there's a spill.  

Say goodbye to your disorganized drawer of dish towels, pot holders, and oven mitts. Instead, grab a few Dollar Tree hooks and adhere them either to the inside of your kitchen cabinets or, for easier access, directly onto your backsplash. The hooks should adhere to any type of surface, including tile. You can always add a coat of paint to match the hooks to the wall. Loop your oven mitt or pot holders onto the hooks.

If your shower doesn't come with built-in shelving, you can utilize these handy adhesive hooks to hang and store your toiletry tools, making them accessible in the shower. Hang your shower pouf, hair caps, and washcloths from the hooks, which adhere easily to shower materials like tile. You can even use one to create a handy spot for your waterproof Bluetooth speaker, or to hang stems of eucalyptus for a fresh-smelling bathroom.