Target's Super-Useful $5 Lazy Susan Has Shoppers Running to Grab Theirs Now

When searching for creative storage solutions at home, there’s no tool more efficient than a lazy Susan . Capable of turning the most cluttered refrigerators and pantries into easy to navigate, well-organized spaces, lazy Susan’s have been doing the Lord's work in our homes for centuries. They come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, so as to match the decor of its intended space, and can be found at a wide-range of prices suitable for any budget.

Known to stock a ton of useful household tools at obscenely low prices, Target’s Dollar Spot has become a one-stop shop for all things home convenience. From $3 leftover pizza containers to the $5 Sofa Buddies snack holding pillow , shopping on a budget for items that can make life a bit more convenient is really no issue. Which brings us to the latest Dollar Spot addition: this super-handy $5 lazy Susan .

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Perfect for those hard to reach spaces and ideal for use in the pantry or refrigerator, as well as under the sink or as a tabletop display, this $5 offering is an invaluable household tool. Its transparent plastic design allows it to blend in perfectly with most refrigerator interiors, while also being easy to spot clean with a damp rag and warm water. The tray features a sturdy base that works well on most surfaces and can rotate a full 360° for complete ease of use.

There’s no reason to constantly battle an overly cluttered space. Reaching to the far depths of the cabinet for that pesky jar of spices shouldn’t also involve knocking over a handful of other items in the process. By design, lazy Susan’s make our lives easier, and even those who love a good deal can make an excuse to dedicate $5 to such a useful organizational tool. Grab one for yourself the next time you head to Target and start realizing your uncluttered dreams today.

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