The $1.50 Dollar Tree Find So Good I Bought 8

I bought my first set of  Dollar Tree's Storage Essentials Clear Acrylic Wine Bottle Holders purely for their intended purpose. My fridge was full of wine and sparkling water bottles rolling around. These little holders seemed like a good solution to both keep them secure and save some space in an already cramped fridge.

Then, I put a tumbler into the fridge to keep it cold when I noticed it fit perfectly in one of the holders. Suddenly, I had one of those "why didn't I think of this sooner?" moments.

The wine bottle holders, available for $1.50 each at Dollar Tree, have been effective in organizing various items in my kitchen. They're made from sturdy, shatter-resistant acrylic and feature clever claw-style feet that nestle perfectly into the top lip of the holder below. This combination makes them an effortless and affordable way to create a custom-fit organizing solution for any space. And since they're sold individually, you can buy as many or as few as you need.

How Dollar Tree Storage Essentials Wine Bottle Holder Helps Keep Me Organized

Before I discovered these, our family's water bottles were a source of constant frustration. My kids, husband, and I each have at least two water bottles, and we end up shoving the empty bottles into our glassware cabinet in a haphazard manner that is impossible to sort through. Taller bottles would get stuck, and shorter ones would disappear.

Now, each of us has a clean, organized, and easy-to-access home for our bottles. Each one slides smoothly in and out, making it super easy for the kids to use, as well. What makes these holders particularly great is that they nest into one another, both vertically and horizontally, allowing me to stack them on top of each other to utilize the dead space better.

While they primarily serve to keep our water bottles organized and our bottled drinks, such as rosé, sparkling wine, and Topo Chico, cold, secure, and ready to use, you can also use them for many other purposes. For example, they'd work well for storing and organizing olive oil and vinegar bottles. They might even work in the bathroom to store hair appliances, such as curling irons, straighteners, and drying brushes, when not in use.

While they were initially designed for wine, they're being used for way more than just happy hour at my house. Now they're part of our everyday kitchen routine like keeping bottles tidy, making things easier to grab, and freeing up space I didn't realize we had.

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