Aldi climbs the summer barbecue game.
A friendly retail seller sells budget $ 7.99 for cooking is about to make the backyard barbecue sessions easier.
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They sell a magnetic tool – a small tool attached to any magnetic surface and is ideal for maintaining barbecue tools or towels on hand.
First, it is very easy to use – without screws, no complex setting, just slap it on the grill or any magnetic surface and you are fine.
It comes with four hooks, so whether you are hanging a spoon, forceps or even a towel to wipe your hands, this tool holder has covered.
Only 11.7 inches long, it is compressed enough to fit comfortably on your grill, but it is large enough to hold all your necessities.
In addition, its elegant design means that it will not reduce your style – it is functional, practical and perfect for summer births.
And let's face it, the barbecue can become messy.
Between burger stirring, checking the ribs, and evading that one of the friends who always tries to “help”, organizing your tools precisely is the total savior.
No more drilling around your cover while hot Dogs Burning – this magnetic tool holder keeps everything in time as you need it.
And only $ 7.99.
Home organization
Aldi provides a necessary home organization for only $ 29.99: metal organizer.
This elegant and practical component Features Three black and easy to slip black drawers inside an open wire frame, which enhances good ventilation.
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With the dimensions of 16.1 inches (length) by 18.9 inches (width) in 25 inches (height), it is ideal for organizing anything from socks and clothes to shoes or stored elements.
In addition to its attractiveness, the organizer is proud of an elegant wooden top.
This Aldi also provides a large savings of $ 46 compared to a three -degree wire design of Home Depot, which is sold at $ 74.04 and is also suitable for storing stores or clothes.
How many Aldi stores in the United States?
As of May 12, 2025, there are 2510 ALDI stores working in 41 states and regions in the United States.
Florida leads with 244 sites, followed by Illinois (215), Ohio (170).
In 2025, the company plans to open 225 new stores.
