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Leftovers get their own space on Do It On A Dime

Kathryn's only new upload combines refrigerator organization, kitchen storage and ways to stretch the grocery budget.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

NEW Organization Hacks That Feel like CHEATING! ✨ Dollar Tree & More!NEW Organization Hacks That Feel like CHEATING! ✨ Dollar Tree & More!

A designated leftover bin sounds modest, until dinner disappears behind everything else in the fridge. That idea has become a talking point beneath Kathryn's new Do It On A Dime upload, with viewers describing their own ways to keep food from being forgotten.

"NEW Organization Hacks That Feel like CHEATING! ✨ Dollar Tree & More!" was the channel's only release this week, reaching roughly 135,000 views. Its scope goes beyond finding somewhere to put things: Kathryn pairs affordable storage with food-saving tips, refrigerator organization and ways to keep produce and herbs fresh longer.

The comments add some useful adaptations. One viewer separates leftovers from ingredients reserved for planned meals. A teacher uses magnetic shelves on a classroom whiteboard to display the week's read-aloud books. Small-space organization has a way of traveling beyond the kitchen.

The new upload is also Kathryn's busiest video right now. Older Dollar Tree projects remain active alongside it, particularly the window-cling ideas and a Pottery Barn-inspired fall DIY. That mix of practical storage and decorative reinvention connects neatly with a catalog whose longstanding hits include homemade kitchen wipes and budget decor.

Subscribers held steady at about 2.47 million over the week, while daily viewing is running below its usual level. Elsewhere in the home-and-DIY neighborhood, TheSorryGirls is drawing above-usual daily views, while Simone Giertz is having a slower spell too. For Kathryn, the freshest conversation is decidedly practical: giving tomorrow's dinner a place where someone will actually find it.

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What viewers say

  • Leftover bin saves us so much. We know exactly what needs to be eaten up next. Also, a “this has plans” bin which keeps foods I need for my meal plan safe from my husbands snacking hands!
    @karenprinz5987See it on YouTube
  • Those shelves in #1 are awesome! I’m a teacher and I use them on my white board as a book shelf for my read alouds for the week!
    @jessgreenman5949See it on YouTube
  • That leftover bin idea is a keeper. In our house food gets pushed to the back and forgotten, so having one spot that says "eat this first" just makes sense. Less waste, less guessing at dinner time.
    @everreadyfamilyofficialSee it on YouTube
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  • Love the mix of advice from storage to food!
    @sarahmijares3292See it on YouTube
  • I love organization videos. They are my favorite cause I have to get creative since I live in a very tiny home. 🏡 TFS 😊 Happy Tuesday yall. Hello 👋 to Copper and Bandit too. 🐾
    @mistymcclanahan1138See it on YouTube
  • Always love saving money by making bone broth in my instant pot. Rotisserie chicken and veggie scraps = perfect bone broth for soup season :)
    @camilledanieli7062See it on YouTube
  • I chuckled when you said , who’s gonna know, in regard to the pedestal sink cover. You know people are going to look. 😂
    @dianelee6718See it on YouTube
  • Thank you Kathyrn your channel and ideas has really helped me through the years. Waiting for a Walmart and Dollar General vlogs. Have a blessed evening 😊.
    @frugalshopper686See it on YouTube

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The videos drawing views on Do It On A Dime right now

The facts
Subscribers
2,470,000
Channel views, last 7 days
636,070
Videos published this week
1
Video published
October 13, 2026
Video views so far
134,940
Views on its first day
83,130

The numbers

Here is how Do It On A Dime's week looks in views and subscribers.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
ForgeCore
23,509,761
Garden Answer
1,639,533
Allen Pan
1,375,324
TheSorryGirls
1,297,239
subscribers
2,470,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
470,888,659
views per day
73,234
typical day: 111,426
first-day views of each video posted this week
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
Simone Giertz
2,860,000
Allen Pan
2,350,000
TheSorryGirls
2,330,000
ForgeCore
2,180,000
Garden Answer
2,070,000
jimmydiresta
2,030,000
As of October 18, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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