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Dollar Tree Home Decor That Will Help You Declutter and Embrace Minimalism This Fall

From a silicone sink splash guard to woven baskets and more, these under-$5 viral organizing finds are life savers!

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Key Takeaways

  • Decluttering micro messy spots boosts joy, mental clarity and productivity instantly at home.
  • Dollar Tree's viral organizing finds, like the viral sink splash guard, cost as little as $1.25
  • Fall is the perfect time to reset your home and embrace calming minimalist order.

Move over spring cleaning and New Year’s resolutions. Many busy women find fall is the ideal time to declutter their homes and embrace minimalism. A popular online movement called RESETember (Reset September) kicked it off and described it this way: The kids go back to school and parents regain control of their homes. Here are easy, ultra-affordable decor finds from Dollar Tree that make the organizing process simple and beautiful. The “before” and “after” photos will have you feeling inspired! Something as simple as the viral Dollar Tree silicone sink splash guard can help make your home feel more functional and welcoming in seconds. So embrace calming order with these fall items that you can find in the store today!

8 minimalist decluttering finds from Dollar Tree

8 Dollar Tree products to help declutter each room in your house.
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When you locate and tidy micro messy spots around your home, everything feels better. Joy, mental clarity and productivity get a boost. Here’s how to reclaim calming space, one room at a time.

In the bathroom: Glass jelly jars

A before and after of bathroom clutter like floss picks and cotton swabs
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Bathroom countertops are notorious for getting cluttered with supplies. But decanting those daily consumables in pretty glass jars can transform the vibe of the whole space in seconds. Price: $1.50.

On the kitchen counter: Mini clipboards

A before and after of to-do lists.
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We’ve all seen piles of strewn sticky notes littering a space, adding more confusion than clarity. What our paper reminders need is a home base. So add a classic or mini clipboard to any kitchen command center or countertop to help keep your busy-life lists looking their best. It instantly creates the perfect space to park any list to keep thoughts orderly. You’ll be ready to host holiday guests in no time! Price: $1.25.

At the sink: Silicone splash guard and mat

A before and after of a cluttered sink and one with a tidy mat
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The kitchen sink is a real clutter magnet, with dirty dishes piling up. Add some calm and function to the space with this popular Dollar Tree silicone sink splash guard. It will protect your surfaces and provide a designated landing pad for soaps and scrubbers. And while you’re in the kitchen department at the store, don’t miss out on another viral favorite: a sink mat to prevent your sink basin from developing unsightly water rings and stains. Price: $1.25.

In the bedroom closets: Hooked hangers

Before and after photos of a messy clothes closet and one maximizing hanger space.
Maxbauer

Closets bursting at the seams? Don’t invest in complex organizing systems. Just reach for a seven-pack of these simple plastic hangers. Then use the chain-link hanger method to group items vertically, without taking up valuable real estate on the hanging bar. Bonus: Storing items with similar colors together will add an extra layer of visual harmony to the scene. A decluttered bedroom doesn’t just make you feel cozy and relaxed—it’s proven to help you sleep more deeply too. Give it a try. Price: $1.25.

In the laundry room: Dryer sheet caddy

A before and after photo of messy dryer sheets and then the sheets in a caddy.
Maxbauer

Those cardboard boxes that hold our dryer sheets always get squashed so the sheets filter out like falling leaves, causing a cluttered mess. Instead, try this ingenious magnetic caddy for your appliance. Stick the dryer sheet holder to the side or front of your dryer so sheets are always handy and neat. Price: $1.25.

 

In the home office: Divided boxes

A before and after of junk drawer items like rubber bands and paperclips.
Maxbauer

We’ve all opened a junk drawer or a desk drawer to find a mess of loose supplies. And rooting around there wastes time and tests patience. Try keeping things sorted with a simple box containing separate compartments. Dollar Tree has several choices to pick from: everything from pretty marble-looking mini drawers to modern acrylic boxes with lids. Keep loose coins, paperclips, safety pins, rubber bands or whatever else you need in order. The goal: a place for all things and all things in their place. Price: $1.25.

In the shower: Product organizer

A before and after of shower clutter, with the addition of a caddy
Maxbauer

A shower should be rejuvenating, not stress-inducing due to the clutter of endless bottles and products. So if you have a Leaning Tower of Pisa of mostly empty bottles in your bath, it’s time to declutter and bring some order. Grab one of these suction cup shower organizers to help you achieve bathroom bliss with your favorite cleansers. Price: $1.50.

In the entryway: Woven baskets

A before and after of entryway clutter such as keys and pet leashes.
Maxbauer

The space just after stepping inside your home’s door is often a catchall for items: keys, mail, pet supplies. Corral them all in a minimalist and pleasing way with a woven fiber basket. Psychologically, when we have a pretty place to keep things, we’re more likely to make sure they get put in the right spot. And this lovely container will make us want to honor the decluttering vow we’ve made with our home’s entryway for the season. Price: $5.

Now you’re ready to relax into fall. Enjoy!

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