Dollar Tree shoppers are clearing shelves of Halloween bathroom product for $1.25. ‘The scent is so good’ and it’s 75% cheaper than Target
HALLOWEEN is just around the corner and shoppers are running to Dollar Tree to grab a fake bathroom for $1.25.
Shoppers rave that the sweet fall hand soaps smell great and are a bargain.
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Decorating for Halloween is a great way to enjoy the upcoming fall, and you can spend a fortune in the process.
Dollar Tree offers Halloween hand soap to add a touch of spooky flair to your bathroom counter.
Buyers can choose between a ghost design or a black skull for just $1.25 each.
The soap bottles have a capacity of 250 ml and come with a hand soap with a coconut-lime scent.
Target also celebrates the spooky season with its Halloween Ghost Soap Pump.
The retail giant’s soap pump also features a white ghost with a black pump.
However, Target’s themed soap costs 75% more than Dollar Tree’s $5 copy.
It also comes without soap, although it is slightly larger and has a capacity of 12.1 ounces.
Dollar Tree fans rave about the cheaper alternative, which boasts 4.5 stars on the discount chain’s website.
“I love the scent!” says one five-star review.
“I bought one at my Dollar Tree yesterday and had to come here to find out exactly what scent it was!!! Now I hope they have the same scented hand soap in regular bottles too! I love it!!!”
Another five-star reviewer also raved about the product’s scent.
“I love this scent, really good soap! Please make more of this. The scent and soap are so good and I love the skull bottle so much. I went to three Dollar Trees looking for it,” they wrote.
Autumn festivals
Dollar Tree saves its shoppers a lot of money with another fake Halloween decoration.
The discount chain sells plastic champagne flutes in the shape of skeleton hands for just $1.25.
The themed cups are perfect for a Halloween party and are available in three colors – dark gray, purple and iridescent.
For a similar champagne glass at Pottery Barn, buyers would have to shell out $29.50.
On Dollar Tree’s website, price-conscious shoppers praise the counterfeit cups.
“For $1.00 these look great,” wrote one customer.
Dollar Tree Scammers
Savvy shoppers have scoured Dollar Tree to find imitations of their favorite products
“I bought twenty of these as table decorations for a party,” said a second. “Two on each bar table, with a bottle in the middle, wrapped in orange and silver foil. I put a battery-operated votive candle in each one. Super cute!”
At Dollar Tree, shoppers can snag counterfeit products for all their household needs.
The retailer is putting a stop to the fools with its $3 deodorant—it’s identical to Native’s popular product and $11 cheaper.
Plus, Dollar Tree customers rave about $1.25 “real” shoes that cost the same as the $40 Clouds sold online — and they’re “so comfortable.”
