The $1 Bunnings storage hack gardeners never knew they needed

Bunnings has done it again.

A storage box sold at the hardware store has been adopted by some crafty gardeners who figured out the item is perfect for storing seeds.

The 750ml All Set Storage Container will set customers back just $1.

Watch the video above.

Content creator Chloe Cook realised the storage boxes were the perfect size to store her seeds.

"How cute are these?" she says in a video posted to Instagram.

"They're only a dollar, I bought heaps of them to store my seeds!"

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Other people took to the comments to explain other things they could use the containers for.

"I saw these and thought they would be excellent for a classroom," one person wrote under video.

"I could put nails and drill bits in these," someone else wrote.

"I use mine for seeds too," a third person said.

The mini storage containers are one of the many small storage items going viral online.

Bunnings also sells a mini toolbox by Craftright for $2, which is 18cm long.

The toolbox could also be used to store seeds or other gardening bits and bobs.

Another online content creator found another seedling storage hack using Kmart items.

The TikTok user @culinary.gardener created a seed library organisation system with the $18 photo and craft storage box.

He posted a video to his page explaining how he used the box.

The case-like plastic tub includes 12 individual snap-lock cases that are just the right size to fit most seed packets.

"Kmart Australia has brought out the best new product for gardeners and it's not even in the garden section ... I went in store, picked one up and couldn't believe how perfect it is for it," he said in the clip.

"I've organised my seeds here by plant type, but it occurred to me afterwards that since there's 12 you could also just organise them by month, so that on one afternoon you could completely sort out your entire year of seeds that you need to sow at each given time.

"Just pull it out at the first weekend of each month, sow it and then you're growing for the full year without even thinking about it."

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