5 Moving Essentials to Buy at the Dollar Store

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When you're moving, the last place you're probably thinking of going to is the dollar store. Known for its very logical impulse purchases and well-intended project fodder, much of what's purchased at the dollar store can end up being much of what you're trying to throw out during moving. But guess what—Dollar Tree has cheap yet reliable versions of things that can come in handy while moving into a new house or apartment—and it's not just packing tape and bubble wrap. (Actually, I would advise not buying their bubble wrap and tape because the amount they give you for a $1 actually ends up being more expensive than if you were to buy a regular roll from Target!) To find out what dollar store bargains you can find click here.

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