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5 Cheap Dollarama Bathroom Hacks From TikTok That'll Help You Organize Your Space (VIDEOS)
Bye-bye, cluttered counters!
Attention, all owners of messy bathrooms! It is possible to keep your bathroom organized, and these TikTok videos featuring Dollarama products will finally help you achieve some order.
From cluttered countertops to messy drawers, the social media site has so many tips and tricks to keep the chaos at bay that won't cost you a fortune.
TikTok user @organization_junkie shared a bunch of Dollarama items that'll keep all of the nooks and crannies of your space tidy, like a shower caddy that can suction into a corner as a home for all of your products. You can also use a caddy that goes over the showerhead if that works better for your space!
She also showed off an expandable bathtub tray for you to rest your goodies on while having a nice long soak.
@organization_junkie Bathroom organization finds for cheap! #dollarama #dollaramafinds #dollaramacanada #homesweethome #bathroom #organize
The same account also showed a neat way to store and show off your bath products. Instead of stashing them under the sink, she used a glass jar to house their bath bombs, which is both aesthetically pleasing and lets you get a whiff of their smell every time you step into the room.
She also showed how you can use simple glass jars to store bath salts, which also look pretty sitting on the counter rather than in unsightly bags.
@organization_junkie Dollarama bathroom decor #lush #dollarama #dollarstore #dollaramafinds #bathbomb #bathtub #bath #bathroom #bathroomdecor #homesense #candle
And @storyofcait shared the easiest way to upgrade your bathroom counter without spending hundreds on new marble.
She cut out some self-adhering faux marble paper into the shape she needed, applied it to her counter, and voila!
@storyofcait Dollar Tree Hack - Bathroom Counter Top!!! #diy #dollartree #easydiy #slayit #bathroom #simple #hacks
And @vidssbyjess showed how to get some order into that one drawer that looks like a nightmare.
The key to this is getting little organizational containers to put inside of your drawers so nothing gets cluttered or mixed up. The before-and-after images are so pleasing!
@vidssbyjess bathroom organization✨✨ #dollartree #dollartreeorganization #dollartreediy #dollartreehack #vidssbyjess #YasClean #bathroomorganization #bathroom
And if you've got a million half-used products all over your surfaces, this trick from @sarahlohman13 shows you how to capitalize on vertical space.
With a little bucket and an adhesive hook, you can store things like cotton swabs, flossers, makeup pads and all sorts of things on your wall. It looks super cute, too!
@sarahlohman13 Cheap and Simple Dollar Tree Bathroom DIY Part 1 #dollartree #hygienetips #diy #bathroommakeover
Happy organizing!
This article’s left-hand cover image was used for illustrative purposes only.
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This TikTok Travel Pillow Hack Is Genius & Could Help You Save On Discount Airline Flights
Travel neck pillow sales are about to spike 📈✈️
TikTok has proven to be quite a helpful app when it comes to sharing genius tricks and tips for daily life, and this travel tip is definitely one for the books.
TikToker @anayotothe recently shared a travel hack that she found on the app, and it sounds like it saved her from paying the baggage fees on a budget flight.
The trick involves using a simple travel neck pillow, a bit of creativity and the ability to pack light.
In her video, the TikToker explained how she was going to Vegas but would do her best to avoid paying the extra $60 fees that come with adding a carry-on. She didn't name the airline but those extra fees are pretty common on budget airlines such as Spirit and Frontier, which tend to charge for anything but the most basic service.
@anayotothe My flight is in 3 hours let's see how this goes! #travelhacks #budgettravel #travelpillow #blackgirltravel #blacktravelfeed
"Trying the Spirit and Frontier pillow hack cuz I ain't tryna pay $60 for a carry-on," said the text-to-audio caption in the video.
After a quick trip to a local Walgreens, she picked up a $9 travel pillow and put the hack to the test.
"Make sure to get a pillow with a zipper for easy stuffing," she warned her viewers.
She chose lightweight clothing to stuff the pillow and managed to squeeze almost everything in but one shirt.
"These are my mesh tops and dresses since they are lightweight," she wrote. "The gworls know."
She ended the video by showing all the luggage she was taking with her, including her backpack and the travel pillow and saying, "let's see if I make it on without paying!"
She even posted an update video to share her results, and it turns out it works!
She managed to get onto the flight without paying extra and even used the hack on her way back from Vegas.
Others have used this travel pillow hack before but many more people know about it now thanks to @anayotothe.
This isn't the first time a TikTok video has blown people's minds by exposing a crazy hack, such as that one time a TikToker showed people the right way to open a ketchup packet.
Safe to say, we might be seeing a lot more people boarding their flights with a travel pillow in the near future.
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A Woman Got Locked Down With Her Blind Date In China & She Did Not Hold Back On TikTok
She's been stuck at his house for days!
Getting stuck on a date with someone you just met can either be a comedy-filled nightmare or the premise of a Hallmark movie.
A 30-year-old woman is still trying to decide which one she's dealing with after she got trapped at her blind date's house for several days during a COVID-19 lockdown in China.
She has since become a social media star for sharing her brutally honest updates from the guy's house, and we get the sense that he's not going to be The One.
"During quarantine, I feel that apart from him being reticent like a wooden mannequin, everything else about him is pretty good," she told The Paper, one of China's state-run news outlets, according to CNN.
"He cooks, cleans the house and works. Although his cooking isn't very good, he's still willing to spend time in the kitchen, I think that's great."
In one of her video diaries, Wang explained that at 30 she is "getting old," so she's been running through a series of 10 blind dates that her family set up for her.
"The fifth date wanted to show off his cooking skills and invited me over to his house for dinner," she said in the video, according to CNN's translation.
The woman, who identifies herself only by her surname Wang, agreed to the date and went over to his house in Zhengzhou on January 6. Then China abruptly locked down the whole region due to COVID-19, and Wang found herself trapped indoors with a stranger due to China's strict rules around such lockdowns.
Sparks didn't exactly fly during their days-long date, and Wang would often post videos of the man doing chores around his house on TikTok — which is called Douyin in China.
Her tongue-in-cheek posts blew up, but she has since deleted most of them because she now feels bad for her date-turned-roommate. It's also unclear if she's still locked down with him or if she's moved on.
"Friends have been calling him and I think this has definitely affected his life, so I have taken them down for now," she said in a video on Tuesday, according to The Guardian.
"I hope the outbreak ends soon and that my single sisters also find a relationship soon."
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A Man Broke A Starbucks 'Pay It Forward' Streak At 23 Cars & Told TikTok He Was Set Up
When you're buying a stranger's order, how much is too much?
How far would you go to continue a random act of kindness — and when would you say it's too much?
For one TikToker, a $46 Starbucks order was too far over the line.
TikTok user @im_blessed55 posted a video explaining how he ended a 23-car streak of strangers covering the bill for the person behind them in the drive-thru.
But the man who shot the video said enough was enough.
"At Starbucks, they were doing the pay for the person behind you thing. I pulled up and end ended a 23 car streak!!" read the captions of the video.
@im_blessed55 How y’all feel about this am I wrong? What would y’all have done? #starbucks #viral #fyp #payitfoward
To be fair, the user had an adequate reason for the decision. His order was only $6, while the person behind had an order totalling $46, he said.
"They tried to set me up," he said in the video.
The video caption read: "How y'all feel about this am I wrong? What would y'all have done?"
The video has now amassed more than 1.5 million views and sparked plenty of conversation about the scenario.
Many people were on the original poster's side, agreeing that he didn't do anything wrong by ending the streak.
One person commented: "$46??? No.. good luck buddy."
Another suggested that the person behind was "trying to take advantage of the situation."
Many people argued that instead of paying for people in the line, it's much better just to help out the people working at Starbucks.
"Pay trains are a scam," said one commenter. "Just tip the people inside that are actually doing something. Make THEM smile. They are the ones who have to deal with the most."
Commenters who said they worked as baristas and drive-thru employees also gave their input.
"As a drive-through employee, my favorite people were the ones who would end these godforsaken lines," read one comment.
"Heads up… Starbucks employees hate this lol they are happy when u end it," said another commenter.
Others tried to find a middle ground by suggesting that the user pay for a portion of the next customer's order instead of ending the streak entirely.
"You could always pay it forward by putting the cost of your drink towards the person behind you instead of the full amount," said one person.
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