- These are the top 10 things you should be buying,
at Costco this October 2022!
And there is an amazing selection of brand new deals,
for every corner of your home!
In the first spot, massive blanket, small price.
It's a family-size blanket that's 10 feet wide.
Built for a family movie night,
or all sorts of special occasions,
where the days of sharing
and fighting over the same blanket are over!
This is 30 bucks and 108 inches by 120.
For all the crafters and DIYers, a brand new Cricut bundle
has made its way to Costco this month.
This $160 Cricut Joy personalization bundle
includes a starter tool set, and many other accessories,
including those smart iron-ons, and cards.
Another bundle that appears to offer you less
is on sale for 180 bucks on Amazon, versus Costco's 160.
This Laguna air jet inflatable spa for 400 bucks
is back in stock from last year,
and comes with everything you need to get it up and running,
including a filter and pump,
you can fit two to four people in here,
and this would be fantastic on a deck or in your backyard.
And it's being sold at the same price as last year,
which is always nice to see.
For point two, you could score a Black Friday TV deal early,
starting with this Hisense 65-inch TV for $350.
That's right, a 65-inch 4K smart TV
with a three-year warranty is 350 bucks.
This is a solid entry-level TV.
And the price on this,
which is one of the best I've seen in a while,
is valid until October 23rd,
which is also the case for this LG 65-inch TV at 480.
This is a higher-end brand than the Hisense.
And this model includes a $75 streaming credit,
in terms of specs, both TVs are nearly identical.
To accompany your new TV,
or to upgrade the audio on a preexisting one,
this Bose soundbar with the wall-mount kit
and a remote is $200.
This is also a great price.
Now sticking with tech, before we move to the kitchen,
I've also noticed that Costco
has two really solid TV mount options
available this October.
One of the mounts is this tilt one for 100 bucks.
And the other one is a full motion mount for 150,
both of these mounts can accommodate a 37 to 90-inch TV,
which could future-proof your mounting situation
if you decide to upgrade your TV
to something larger in a few years
Point three is perfectly timed with your holiday hosting,
beginning with the stoneware two-piece oven to table set
you see right here for 20 bucks.
It's microwave and dishwasher safe,
and let me draw your attention
to the lip of the baking dish.
It's very high, so if you are making a deep dish lasagna,
or a cake, anything that requires that depth or height
you are covered.
Also being sold in a two-pack is this skillet set from OXO.
What does this brand not make?
Anyhow, it's $30, which reflects a $10 reduction.
These are non-stick and well-priced.
And as our final two-pack offering!
That sounds like I'm hosting a game show,
but anyhow, the Tramontina Dutch oven set, at $65.
Includes a 3.5 quart and five quart,
enameled cast iron, set in a beautiful bright-red color.
These are ready for the oven, a gas or electric stove,
and even induction cooktops.
I initially thought the price was a little bit high
on the Ninja Foodi power blender
you see right here for 170 bucks.
And then I realized,
all of the other major retailers, including Target,
sell the exact same thing for $239.
So this blender and extractor, which is very well rated,
is definitely a competitive price.
Now onto something I would suggest you do not buy right now,
but I'm flagging it because it is in store,
it's the Ember smart mug you see right here for 120 bucks.
I would expect this to drop in price
much closer to Christmas,
which was also the case last year, on this high-end gift,
which keeps your favorite drink of choice
at that perfect temperature.
And now for the best point ever, point four!
Beginning with this pumpkin spice loaf.
Rarely can one day of my life
change so drastically for the better
as a result of anything pumpkin spice,
which I don't always love.
But for $9, I devoured
this decadent, delicious piece of heaven
from the trunk of my car.
And again, that's coming from someone
who isn't always a fan of pumpkin spice.
Back in stock, and thank goodness for that,
it's the tiramisu bar cake at $20,
which I failed to try last year.
From a side visual perspective,
look at this piece of modern art!
I love it!
And that made me wanna bring this home
to decorate my office with.
So I sat down at my desk
with this massive painting-like looking cake.
And it tastes as good as it looks.
This junior football layer cake is brand new,
and possibly better for special occasions,
given its almost $18 price.
But it's shaped like a football,
and this chocolate cake with cream layers gets the job done.
I enjoyed this from the trunk of my car,
but I was disappointed by the green chocolate shavings,
which do not taste like mint, which upset me at the time.
But I did get my mint fix
with the return of this 15-count
Haagen-Dazs peppermint bark ice cream box, for $13.
A favorite dessert of mine from last year,
and I don't know about you,
but I am totally cool with eating ice cream
in both the fall and winter.
The so-called Mini Snickerdoodle cupcakes are back at $10,
they're not quite mini in terms of size or flavor.
In fact, I found the cream cheese icing overpowering,
so I'm giving this a half a thumbs up, half a thumbs down.
But, this brand new cranberry walnut bread,
that I had never seen before at my local Costco for $9,
was something I enjoyed at home,
because I didn't think I had enough carbs
by this point in the day.
It's surprisingly light,
with a nice balance of sweet and savory.
Do you know what goes great with that dessert sampling?
Eggnog, which brings me to point five.
And the return of this 1.75 liter Kirkland beauty
back on store shelves for $11.
I should mention none of these products are sponsored,
nor is Costco paying me to make this video.
One of the largest dog advent calendars I have ever seen,
is $39 and filled with treats
and some sizable sought-after dog toys,
including the coveted cotton rope.
It's so jam-packed
that if you have several four-legged family members,
this is a great gift to share, and it's made in the USA.
Now onto some more traditional Christmas items,
and then I'll discuss home security.
The nostalgic Christmas trees
you see right here for 45 bucks
are lovely, hand-painted ceramics with 90 built in LEDs.
Look at these all-weather holiday doormats for $13,
these are made in the USA, there is only one design,
with a truck transporting a beautiful Christmas tree.
But it is very high quality and a great print in my opinion.
An eight-pack of town and country holiday kitchen towels
in multiple designs, is $15.
And another festive grab you might wanna consider,
a 20-pack of Christmas hot chocolate melting treats,
is $19 with a nice concoction of flavors,
including cookies and cream and salted caramel.
Now onto a gingerbread house that's much more of a mansion,
thanks to its serious square footage.
My four year old daughter has told me it is her dream
to live in a real life version of this house
when she grows up.
This pre-built gingerbread house is ready for decorating,
including over a pound of candy and icing.
Point six is dedicated to home security,
and any of you traveling for Thanksgiving or Christmas.
This Lorex 4K four-camera system, which is 300 bucks,
reflects a $100 price drop.
For that price you get four 4K cameras, one indoor camera,
and a two-terabyte hard drive,
which could eliminate any type of subscription fee.
And if you live in a house that's more of a mansion,
gingerbread-wise or otherwise,
this Lorex 4K eight-camera security system at $800
might be better suited for you.
This system includes double the amount of cameras
with built-in motion lights.
And sticking with lights for a moment,
this Koda outdoor LED coach light for $60
looked really snazzy on display in my local store.
It has a built in dusk 'til dawn sensor,
that's right, I did say snazzy, my mom would be proud.
This is water resistant.
For all of that holiday cooking and for added peace of mind.
First Alert smoke detectors
with built-in carbon monoxide detection are $45,
which reflects a $15 price drop.
This first pair is wired,
and there's also a wireless version of the exact same thing,
with a built-in 10-year battery life, also $45.
At a $10 price drop,
the first alert fire extinguisher you see right here for $30
is heavy duty, and includes a mounting bracket.
In a moment I'll get to heaters
and some crazy cold winter weather clothing deals.
But first, for point seven, for all that cold weather,
let's talk soup!
Starting with this two-pack of loaded potato soup,
a nice winter warmup option, for 10.49.
There's a two-pack of organic butternut squash soup,
also 10.49.
Do any of you love butternut squash soup?
Sometimes I feel like it resembles baby food
if it's not made well, let me know your thoughts.
This two-pack of Italian sausage gumbo.
$14, a two-pack of New England style clam chowder, 16.49.
And this two-pack of organic tomato soup at $11
completes the soup roundup.
Now finally onto a food product that is not soup
although you could put these noodles into soup.
It's a yakisoba stir fry returning to my local Costco
for 6.49 a pound.
This includes some authentic goodies,
and I have enjoyed this before, good quality.
Let's begin point eight
with something I bought for my wife Daria,
and it's a Homedics massage cushion.
My wife is constantly carrying around
our hefty and not so little baby boy.
So this $100 massage cushion,
which as you can see right here,
is wireless and rechargeable,
attaches to the back of any chair,
and it has an included remote control.
If you do a lot of work on a couch or even in bed,
this memory foam lapdesk with LED light is $37.
It's also modernized so it could illuminate your face
for any type of virtual meeting.
It also has slots for a tablet,
and of course holds a laptop.
I happen to adore this wireless desk charging lamp
you see right here,
with a built-in office accessory holder, for $40.
This would be great in any small office,
a kid's bedroom, or a dorm setting.
The lamp has a built-in wireless smartphone charger,
and three color and brightness modes.
My local warehouse was quite cold while I was shopping,
so I enjoyed strolling
past this HeatDish Tilt parabolic heater for $90.
This is something that's typically harder to find in stock
around December.
It uses less energy than a typical space heater.
And I like the design.
If you are in search of a typical tower heater,
this 22-inch Lasko ceramic tower heater is back, for $45.
And this brand-new Lasko Revolution ceramic heater for $70,
was something I wanted to buy
so I could learn what was so revolutionary.
It has front grille plates, and it rotates 360 degrees.
So, there's your revolution.
And with it getting colder outside,
the Winix pure HEPA air purifier
you see right here for 100 bucks is wonderful,
while we are all cooped up inside,
or to help combat cooking smells,
while you are hosting and entertaining other guests.
For my next point, it's a big brand name bargain
if you've ever wanted a leather jacket.
This faux leather offering from Levi's
is surprisingly well-priced at $45.
As another great gift idea for the men in your life,
this Levi's twill jacket for $43 is really popular right now
and available in tan or black.
I also like this Kirkland Soft Cell jacket for $27.
It is marketed for men, but a shopper beside me
told me that she stole this from her husband,
and that it's amazing during the colder winter months.
For women, this Honeydew two-piece fleece lounge set for $15
is $5 off and available in both blue or burgundy.
And this three-pack of ultimate thermal socks for 13.49
is from the Avalanche brand,
and extremely popular right now.
This felt very soft and warm.
Perfect for a bonfire or camping,
or keeping warm by the beach.
I like this outdoor adventure blanket for $26,
and I found myself intrigued
by the look of pure satisfaction on the male model's face.
He's accomplished a look of joy without smiling,
and I am impressed.
If you are looking for a pair of thin yet warm gloves,
the Spyder conduct gloves you see right here are $16,
and they might be up your alley.
For my next point,
before I get to a crazy jam-packed bonus section,
it's a desktop all-in-one for $1000,
which, with the economy the way it is right now,
might not be something that's in the books for you.
But I am including this Dell 27-inch all-in-one computer
because it's $400 off list price.
It's an I7 with 16 gigs of RAM, a 512-gig solid state drive,
and a one-terabyte hard drive.
This would work for the years to come
as an all-in-one family computer,
and with the 27-inch monitor, which includes a webcam,
the price is competitive.
If portability is more of a priority for you,
the HP Envy 15.6-inch laptop right here, has 16 gigs of RAM,
and a 512-gig solid state drive for $700,
which reflects a $250 price drop.
I do expect some much better laptop price drops next week
with the return of Prime Day.
Which I will be covering around the clock.
This Tile Performance Pack for $50
allows you to track your wallet,
with a credit card-like slim tracker
that slides right into it,
and something to attach to your keys, a backpack,
and even luggage if you are flying.
If you are road tripping
to visit family this November or December,
this two-pack of 40-watt multi-port car chargers for $40
allows you to charge or power six different devices.
Also combating any type of fighting
that happens in the back seat.
And again, you get two of these for 40 bucks,
so you could gift the second one,
or put it into another car if you have an extra vehicle.
If you are traveling with pets this season,
or if you have kids that partake
in any type of wet or messy winter activities.
This three-in-one car seat protector and cover for $25
is a wonderful way to protect your car,
and it comes with a storage bag.
But more importantly, it can also line your cargo area.
So if you consume desserts from the trunk of your car,
this is a dream product.
And now for the bonus buys,
beginning with the $50 price drop you see right here,
on this Midea single-door compact fridge.
It's now a $100,
could be a fantastic less conventional Christmas gift
for a dorm, or office.
I'm including this $100 wine advent calendar
in the bonus section,
because this is one of the more expensive
advent calendars I have seen.
But Costco shoppers always go crazy for this.
You get 24 half-sized wine bottles from around the world,
and I am told they are all really high quality.
From around the world to around a fire pit.
The solo stove stainless steel fire pit
you see right here for $200,
has a beautiful aesthetic and a lifetime warranty.
I'm including this as a bonus due to its premium price tag.
If you or a child in your life
as a fan of those sensory bubble toys,
this next one right here will blow your mind.
This is a jumbo bubble sensory mat for $25,
which can also be split into different pieces.
You don't often see Barbies sold at Costco,
so this dolls and party limo set for $70
scores you a surprising number of Barbie dolls
given the price.
Also, Pokemon has apparently made a comeback,
and if you are interested,
this Pokemon Mega Construx set is $42.
And there you have it!
Thanks for watching, I love you, bye-bye!