- These are 10 new things
you should be buying at Costco this February, 2023,
and there's a huge selection of brand new items
that you are going to love.
In the first spot,
let's begin with a brilliant little car gadget
that replaces those old clunky windshield car shades
to keep your car temperature regulated
in the form of an umbrella.
This is $15.
It easily opens and closes.
I own something similar, which has been a game changer
for those of us that park outdoors.
And speaking of the sun, this four pack
of solar post outdoor accent lights is $35.
This features an all-weather metal build
with an automatic on and off feature.
There is no wiring required and I love the aesthetic.
And I'm not sure why I've collected so many requests
for printers from subscribers this season.
Whether you're working from home, need this for school,
or for tax season, this HP ENVY Pro
Wireless All-in-One Printer for $100
is a good price given the features, despite the ink costs.
And while this is a Costco exclusive,
the closest model is selling at Best Buy for 130 bucks.
In the number two spot,
if you're traveling for spring break
or need to secure your valuables for everyday use,
this Sanctuary Reserve Home and office Safe is $300,
waterproof for up to seven days
fireproof for up to two hours with a digital keypad
and this bank vault type handle,
which would make me feel really cool opening it.
And whether it's for spring break travel,
or anything beyond that
this two-piece Samsonite Soft luggage set at $160
features a $50 price drop in effect until February 26th.
This is an alternative
to that hard luggage set I featured last month.
It's available in black or blue
and includes a larger size check bag and a carry-on.
If you aren't going on vacation
but want to create your own tropical breeze
for your living room
this OmniBreeze Tower fan at $45 is a brand new model
with a compact remote and a digital thermostat display.
This tried and true made in the USA Lasko fan for $48
is something we have in our home.
It's worthy of its rave reviews,
and if you may get hit with humidity
in the warmer months ahead,
this Hisense dehumidifier at $180 is competitively priced.
In the number three spot before my taste buds
experience heaven,
if you want your serveware to reflect the fact
spring is right around the corner,
this two-piece daisy serving bowl set is dishwasher
and oven safe for $23.
I like this floral oven to table two pack set for $22.
It's dishwasher safe, oven safe,
and it has this groovy design,
and I don't mean in the sixties sense.
Wow, this is groovy, but it actually has grooves
where a lasagna, or whatever you serve from this mold
would have those groovy curves.
This three pack of stackable bamboo bins at $25
is phenomenal for storing fruits, veggies,
spices, olive oil,
but a favorite feature of mine is these are adjustable.
The flexible design allows you to feature taller items
or organize it your own way with that flexibility.
I don't think I've ever seen a round storage set
from the brand Oxo.
It's usually square or rectangle,
so this round set of three different sizes
would work particularly well for oddly shaped pasta,
Twizzlers, whatever else you can imagine.
Made in the USA the 16 piece drinkware set at $20
is a fantastic grab if you do the math.
The price works out to a dollar 25 per drinking vessel,
which is Dollar Tree pricing
for a much higher grade product at Costco.
This two pack of extra large baking pans
is another made in America set,
and I'm not joking when I say extra large.
These things are huge at $24.
Let me use my hand as a point of comparison
so you can see just how large the baking pans are,
or maybe I have really small hands.
I'm not sure that's something I should broadcast
in a YouTube video.
But anyhow, they're made of a slick non-stick coating
and it will still fit inside most standard sized ovens.
At $30 off until February 26th
this one in a quarter horsepower
American standard garbage disposal is $70.
It has a nice red color, not that you'll ever see it,
but if you have an old garbage disposal
that's in need of an update
or if you are having performance issues
this might be something you wanna grab.
Point four takes a turn for the delectable.
I collect many requests for keto friendly desserts
and this 12 pack of butter pecan keto ice cream bars is $13.
This is brand new in a deviation from the standard
chocolate and vanilla that's available year round.
I tried this and it was lovely.
The six pack of tiramisu cups is back at 11.79.
These typically only hit Costco shelves twice a year
and these are as delicious as I remember
with that keepsake glass
so you can put it on a shelf and look at it.
And remember all of those good times
when the dessert was in stock.
The brand new apple filled danishes
you see right here are 12 bucks for two packs
and what actually caught my eye
are these almond filled danishes at $12 for two pack.
I typically heat these up in the microwave,
but I could not wait,
and I do not regret my impatient decision,
these are delectable.
The fan favorite coffee cake muffins are back
$10 for two packs.
These have a great flavor
and I always grab these when they're available.
The spectacular all-American chocolate mini cakes at $10
depict heaven in each delicious bite.
And if you are unaware, Easter is right around the corner,
April 9th to be precise as Costco will inform you
from its display of these Easter gift baskets.
$20 will get you a nice keepsake metal tin
and an ample offering of sweets,
which I'm featuring early
as baskets of this size tend to sell out.
In the number five spot
this portable galvanized steel patio cooler for $130
looks like a giant bathtub for your beverages
with a built-in bottle opener,
these multiple coasters up top, a 75 liter gallon capacity,
and handles for easy carry and a drainage system
as the ice melts.
If you're considering a more premium version
this 85 liter capacity Keter Rustic patio cooler
and beverage set is back at $300
complete with a tabletop prep area.
And unlike its less expensive predecessor,
this is on wheels and holds 120 cans.
Perfect for padding those outdoor chairs
so you can sit back with your favorite beverage
these chair cushions are 17.49,
actually the same color options as the American flag.
These are fade, mold and mildew resistant
and a nice way to breathe some life into your backyard
with a universal fit for most chairs.
If you need sun protection on a back deck,
front porch, or over windows,
these eight foot by eight foot sunshades are back.
They still allow for visibility despite blocking the sun
and apparently feature an easy installation process.
This ring video doorbell three set at $140
is $60 off until February 26th.
It includes an indoor camera
and the Ring three video doorbell.
On Amazon
$140 will just get you the Ring three video doorbell
so the set is a much better grab at Costco.
If you prefer a floodlight
with a surveillance camera component
this Feit Electric Flood Light camera at $80
is $20 off right now.
The 3000 lumen light is extremely bright.
It includes HD video recording and $0 in subscription fees.
I'll tackle family dinners in a moment,
but for point six,
one of my favorite clothing combos this month
based on price
and how relaxed the women on the packaging appear to be,
this Love to Lounge ladies four piece set at $20
includes a cardigan, a T-shirt,
a tank top, a jogger pant
and color options of green, gray, burgundy, and black.
My wife Daria called me over to introduce me to Ella,
because if you didn't know
Ella Moss makes super soft ladies V-neck sweaters for $16
and since men also deserve soft clothing
I didn't have to search far to locate this two-pack
of Eddie Bower's men's performance T-shirts for $17
extremely soft, stretchy, and worth every penny
in my opinion.
I should mention, none of this content is sponsored,
nor is Costco paying me to make this video.
And from one big clothing brand to another
these Adidas unisex caps at $14 are UPF50 resistant
and as you can see from my in-store amateur
non-scientific light blocking test
the cap appears to do a good job.
With no segue whatsoever
the Foster Grant reading glasses at $19
scores you three readers, which you can pick
based on your prescription labeled on the box,
or as part of a two pack, a blue light protective reader.
These have appeared on all sorts of Costco blogs
and are very well rated.
Also extremely popular, these Vital Proteins
collagen peptides at $32
are apparently wonderful for healthy bones,
joints, nails, hair.
You can just sprinkle this right on top
of any part of my next point.
Shamrock Ravioli is ready for St. Patrick's Day at $10.
These five cheese green and cream colored beauties
give further support to the fact
that Costco features ravioli for every occasion.
From Kirkland this vegetable and shrimp stir fry at $18
is new with a nice hefty portion and some sizable shrimp,
which I was able to see from right through the bag.
The pork and shiitake Gyoza dumplings
you see right here for $11,
something we sampled in our household earlier this month,
they're delicious.
They include a sauce packet and can quickly be made
in the microwave, or pan-seared on the stove.
A 16 pack of chicken Flautas is 15.89.
That's some decent flauta bang for your buck.
That's a strange sentence,
but the 54 pack of Frito-Lay walking tacos have returned,
19.89 as I've learned since trying these last year.
These are basically a portable DIY nacho experience.
You just add your own meat and toppings
and then you can indulge straight from the package.
If you want a more elevated culinary experience
I was eyeing these salmon Milano Atlantic filets
with a Kirkland signature basil pesto butter,
or basil if you prefer I say it that way, $15 per pound.
A nice way to feed a family of four for around $30,
based on the three pieces per package which are large.
And from an elevated dinner to a splurge selection,
this four pack of brioche lobster rolls for $40
look delicious.
It includes the brioche roll,
a spice packet, and lobster butter,
if you have the budget for this special treat.
I'll reveal some pricing that truly stunned me in a moment,
but first, point eight,
this portable gas 21 inch Yellowstone fire bowl at $130
is a durable steel construction
that heats up to 58,000 BTUs.
Whether it's for s'mores, the beach, camping,
or backyard use, this could come in handy.
If you wanna bring the heat with an electric option
this Dr Heater carbon infrared system includes a tripod,
two remotes and mounting brackets for $160,
with tip over protection for both indoor and outdoor use
it could make a nice addition to a garage or a workshop.
This Duracell 2,500 lumen flashlight
at $25 is something I now own.
It illuminated my entire garage
as though I had the lights turned on.
That's how bright it is.
Speaking of the garage
the 66 inch stainless steel workbench
at a whopping $900 is a professional grade product
recommended for people much more advanced
than I am to actually use this.
It has a rubber wood surface top with storage
and drawers and my favorite feature, bright orange wheels.
For my next point before things get a little bit unique,
which was actually what some people called me
in high school.
The two-tone metal wind spinners are back at $43.
These look really nice.
I've always admired these,
so maybe this will be the year where I finally cave
and buy them, a nice element for a front or backyard.
Of course, weather resistant.
This hand hammered copper plated hose pot with lid,
say that five times fast, is $65
and it looks like something
you may use to summon a snake from.
But assuming you aren't going to use this
for a python or a hose,
this would make for a lovely flower or plant pot.
For a more modern hose system
this mobile hose hideaway includes 150 feet of hose for $80.
I found a Fiskars shear set for $28.
If you are considering a pole slaw
I should actually say pole saw.
I got it confused with coleslaw for a moment.
Anyhow, it's from the same brand and it's extendable.
It's $70.
The Tommy Bahama solar lights are back at $48.
These only come around once per year.
They're very popular.
A nicely made product
which I bought for our garden last year.
I'm still enjoying it.
$2 cheaper right now than the 2022 release price.
And I featured some nice planters earlier this month,
which some of you seem to enjoy.
So I'll include the 22 inch resin planter you see right here
for $22.
That works out to one buck per inch.
Before we get to the bonus section for my next point
we go to Sedona as a family every few years
and I'm always jealous of people with trekking poles
for no apparent reason, but here they are at Costco
carbon fiber trekking poles, $35.
From hiking into camping,
oversized camping cots are 50 bucks.
These have a compact folding design, a steel frame,
and a bag for easy storage.
I noticed some shoppers
eyeing these unisex step-through frame bikes at $300.
It's available in white with a lightweight aluminum frame.
Alternatively and in black at the same price
you can also purchase a hybrid bike.
And now it's the bonus section.
This marks the first time I've ever featured
an ax throw activity kit in a YouTube video,
let alone actually seeing one at Costco.
It's $75.
If you want to entertain various members of your household,
or host your own date night activity,
which sounds questionable when I say it, but it is fun.
From ax throwing to car washing, there is no bucket needed
for the four piece suds rinse and wash kit
you see right here.
It hooks up to your hose
which you might be storing
in one of those earlier products I showed you, it's $30.
It has a built-in soap compartment
which it mixes with water
and adjustable water pressure control and other accessories.
And after you wash your car and clean your tires
if you want a protective finish,
this three pack of tire finish for $15
includes UV protection and shine
with no scrubbing or wiping required.
If you've ever dreamed of owning a happy hop shark cave
inflatable water park, well it's $400.
This has turned into quite the interesting bonus section.
My kids would love this.
So would I, despite my disdain toward the price,
it inflates in just one minute,
so you can enjoy your shark cave on your own terms.
And there you have it.
Thanks for watching.
I love you, bye-bye.