- These are the top 10 things you should be buying
at Costco this February, 2023
and there's a huge selection of brand new deals
for every corner of your home.
In the first spot, big screen TV bargains for the big games
starting with this 86 inch LG TV for a thousand dollars.
That's right, 86 inches with that price is tied to many
of the Black Friday promotions we saw.
This TV has 120 hertz refresh rate
and a $75 streaming credit.
This promotional price expires February 12th
which is the case for the next two TVs,
like this 65 inch you see right here for $350.
This Hisense is tied to a three year
manufacturer's warranty and had a surprisingly
strong picture quality that I could see in my local Costco.
If you're looking for a 65 inch smart TV
with some better specs, I've had a lot of good experiences
with the Vizio brand and this higher end QLED P series
television is $700 for the 65 inch, 120 hertz refresh rate
and that three year warranty.
In the number two spot and for $20 less than the price
of that 65 inch TV you can score an entire shed.
$680 will score you a six foot by five foot resin shed.
It's modern, it's sleek, spacious on the inside
to the point where bike storage, lawnmowers, snowblowers
even an upright piano,
if you're tempted to know just how large this is,
I'm not sure why you would do that
but this is an all-weather lockable beauty.
It's made in the USA, which is the same case
for this four feet by six foot resin vertical shed.
It's $450.
It contains 106 cubic feet of storage space
and if you need something for a tighter space
or a tighter budget this storage box for $130
is a 160 gallon resin deck box.
While we're on the topic of your front and backyard
this four pack of solar LED disc lights
is not your typical solar light.
This is a multi-surface system for $30
which includes mounting accessories for both hard
and soft surfaces, so you could secure it to a deck,
stairs, docks, backyard landscaping.
You get up to eight hours of illumination
from the pre-installed batteries that recharge
via the solar panel.
This Feit electrical tripod slash torch light
is also rechargeable at $50.
This stands four feet high and on a low setting
could produce light for up to 10 hours
depending upon the brightness mode that you select.
It's kind of like a tiki torch,
had a relationship with some type of work light
and produced this ingenious offspring.
Point three begins with a sleek modern interpretation
of a conventional rice cooker.
This Surlatable rice cooker at $60 is $20 off with a price
that expires February 19th.
This includes a steam tray and with this induction model
which of course is a 12 cup rice cooker
you have a timer and an appliance that can also
slow cook, stew and make soups.
If you didn't snag this six quart KitchenAid stand mixer
when I found it for 299 last October, which was one
of the best prices I've ever seen, it's 320 right now
which is $80 off until February 19th.
That price as a comparison far superior
to Amazon where the exact same thing is 499
versus Costco's $320 price.
If you find there's never a pair of scissors or shears
on hand when you need them
they always seem to disappear in my household.
This five piece shear set at $17 has a soft grip
and a stainless steel build for all sorts of home
and kitchen related cutting.
This 12 piece Melamine dinnerware set is spring themed,
bright and not badly priced at $29.
This is indoor and outdoor ready.
It's dishwasher safe with eight plates and four bowls.
If you don't have a dishwasher
or for any other hand washing tasks
this KitchenAid stainless steel dish drying rack
at $30 is rust resistant.
It has non-slip feet and it always seems to sell out quickly
at my local warehouse.
The bonus section is probably my favorite part
of today's video but I also love point 4
because you guessed it, it's dessert time.
Starting with this six pack of cherry and cheese pastries
for $10.
These are brand new and in the many years
that I've been a Costco member
I don't think I've ever seen this flavor concoction
in pastry form and boy was I missing out.
I sampled this from the back of my car and it is fantastic.
You can buy two six packs of mantecada muffins for $9,
12 muffins for that price is not bad
considering these tastes like a butter cake in muffin form.
Quite spectacular if you ask me,
kind of like a cupcake experience without the icing.
Now speaking of icing, these red velvet mini cakes
have icing in the shape of hearts for $10.
I did devour and delight from these last month
when the icing was not in the form of a heart,
but I still felt the love.
And while we're on the topic of love, if you are
spoiling yourself or someone else this Valentine's Day
these chocolate covered strawberry bags at $11
are a fraction of what you might pay somewhere else.
Do you want a giant bucket of jelly beans?
If you do this 64 ounce jelly bean bottle
at $17 includes 49 different flavors.
I think Costco should have a contest where you guess
how many jelly beans are inside the container
and if you guess correctly, you get it for free.
Since the packaging does not tell you how many there are.
In the number five spot, before I showcase
some of the nicest planters I've ever seen,
these harmonically tuned wind chimes
have returned to Costco for $69.
A different design from what I saw last year
and it sounded really soothing in the store
and I was having a very zen moment until I read
that the stand is not actually included as part of
the purchase.
So that kind of ruined my wind chime experience
but you could hang this anywhere and it's lovely.
This ribbed ceramic planter at $50 is stunning in real life.
They are huge for indoor or outdoor use
and the glazed ceramic finish is both weather
and frost resistant.
These raised self-watering planters at $150
would be wonderful for growing vegetables,
flowers particularly useful if you have a balcony
rather than a garden.
I can't get over how compact this double travel hammock is
and this little carrying bag at $20 and this lounging lady
on the packaging material looks very comfortable
and clearly wants you to see her feet.
It has a 440 pound weight capacity, adjustable straps
and as an alternative, this swinging hammock chair
which is also collapsible, has a beverage holder.
It has this lovely little carrying bag and it's $50.
If that hammock has put a spring into your step
may I suggest a spring decorative outdoor mat at $10.
These might have you thinking to warmer days ahead
with sayings like, "Hello there" and "Welcome to our home."
These are a standard 24 by 36 inch size.
I'm not sure why I recited those lines like that.
I should mention none of this content is sponsored.
Costco is not paying me to make this video.
A very large one gallon turtle car wash
and wax with a green apple fragrance.
In the event you wanna wake up and have your car smell
like apple every morning.
In the number six spot, if your spring cleaning routine
has a digital connotation in your household,
this two terabytes Samsung solid state drive
is $70 off and $150.
Our spring cleaning routine sometimes
includes file organization and backups,
organizing digital photos and videos.
This has a fast right speed for both Mac and Windows.
It has a fingerprint reader built in for added security
which is very rare to see at this price
and for a drive of this size.
This brand new yet still overpriced in my opinion.
MacBook Pro 13 inch M2 model at $1,100 is $150 off
and I found another Apple deal by subscriber request
which is this Apple Watch series 8 GPS,
41 millimeter smartwatch, $330, which is $60 off
and that same $60 discount also applies
to the larger 45 millimeter version
from smartwatches to smart fans.
This Atomi 52 inch smart ceiling fan at $150
has multiple colored light modes that you can control
with an app.
I will have some standard fans and air conditioners later on
in this video, but sticking with that smart home theme
for another moment, the four pack of Feit wifi smart bulbs
you see right here is $25.
It's a good price for the Feit brand, but there
are better deals from other brands,
if you're interested on Amazon,
and I'll link to those using the YouTube shopping tool
on the screen.
In the number seven spot, fantastic food items
for general consumption or big game ready food options
with big impacts starting with these garlic seasoned
drumsticks at 1.99 per pound.
Forget wings with these sizeable,
good bang for your buck beauties, I love these.
I find that dips are always popular at parties
and this Plucky Pickle dip for $9 actually kind of looks
like the turtle wax I showed you in point 5.
Anyhow, I hope you still have your appetite.
This is just in terms of packaging.
I'm sure the flavor is delicious.
If you like pickles, I'm sure this is right up your alley.
One of my all-time favorites though is this 32
ounce white queso dip, which is finally back in stock.
I feel like it's been forever $9, you get these nice diced
green chilies mixed into this dip.
I have no idea what Furikake Cod is
but if you want to serve that to your football guests
all the power to you, 19.89 will get you a two pound box.
Maybe this would be better for a family dinner
but if you want seafood that's more party friendly,
look at these lobster risotto bites for $13.
They look delicious.
Meanwhile, I happen to love these MamaMancini
jumbo meatballs for $12
which gets you three pounds of meatballs.
These used to be exclusive to Sam's.
They're now at Costco, which delights me
due to their giant size and fantastic taste.
A 36 count of chicken dumplings from the Bibigo brand
which our families had some big success
with in the past 13.89, and these are always impressive.
Point eight includes some Valentine's Day ready gift ideas
and if you've ever searched for preserved roses
for your sweetheart,
you'll know they can cost a small fortune.
This 16 stem box of Forever Red Roses at $140
is almost half of what you might pay
from one of the big flower companies.
And while they don't have a scent
they are real and they'll last for around a year.
If you're looking for a beauty related Valentine's Day gift,
this Revlon Volumizer Plus is very popular. It's $40.
It is a dollar cheaper on Amazon
which I'll link to on the screen if you wanna buy it there.
But your Costco purchase is protected
by their awesome return policy if it ever stops working.
If my wife Daria is watching this
I would love these DKNY men's jeans
for $16 this Valentine's Day
or for Husband Appreciation Day
which you could observe any day of the week.
They're available in blue and black.
A two pack of ladies sued leggings
at $18 was making its way into a few shopping carts
around me at the time I recorded this video.
And from another well regarded brand,
these Vince Camuto ladies rain jackets are $30,
great if you live in a climate that's not particularly
cold right now or for later down the line
if you do like to shop a season ahead,
the color options are green cream and black.
For a a tropical spring break vacation
or any upcoming swimming,
hung on these lovely cardboard mannequins.
I love these nautical ladies swimsuits at $20,
you get some wonderful patterns
and to pair with your swimsuits.
These 35 by 70 inch resort towels are $11 and 49 cents
which is a solid price, considering these are reversible
with a different pattern on each side
and they're just very soft and pleasant.
I'll handle a major subscriber request in a moment
but for my next point, the beloved Woozoo fan at $40
is back in stock and based on where I live,
I can't quite wrap my head around putting this
into a shopping cart right now.
But Costco clearly understands that many people
across the country live in better weather
and they are buying these
and also considering air conditioners apparently
which have made their ways to store shelves,
like this 6,900 BTU DeLonghi portable AC system.
It's 450, this might be the earliest point
in the year I have ever seen such a product on sale.
It's $200 less expensive now
than it typically sells for during the summer.
My favorite AC unit from last year has also returned
at the exact same $340 price.
So the Midea 10 K BTU U Shape AC system
for your window has beat inflation.
At $70 off and also from Midea if you need a spare fridge,
this 4.5 cubic foot system has a price
in effect until February 12th and it has reversible doors.
If you need a step stool for your spring cleaning
or regular cleaning routine, this could come in handy
for dusting or changing light bulbs.
This is made by Cosco and it's sold at Costco for $33.
I had a lot of fun saying that sentence,
if you were wondering.
For my next point, I collected more than a few requests
for suitcase deals as we approach spring break
to help dodge potential checked bag fees
you could get a fair amount of clothing
into this Ricardo soft side carry on.
It's $50. It has a nice premium feel for the price
and it includes two packing cubes
to help keep things organized.
At $50 off, which I wish was the case leading
into the Thanksgiving season where so many
of you were asking for two piece sets,
this Samsonite duo at $160 includes a carry-on
and a much larger suitcase, both of which could serve you
well for a road trip too.
From baggage to bins.
This three pack of faux wicker bins at $22
includes one large and two smaller bins
with your choice of color.
Industrial designed canvas laundry hampers, which were very
popular when they debuted last year
at a not so great $50 price, which is the case right now.
You might wanna wait if you can as the year progresses,
I expect this to be reduced in price
depending upon stock.
Made in the USA and collapsible,
with a price I do love these 12 gallon InstaCrates
at $9 would be wonderful for organization around your home
and storage.
Also, great for shopping and organizing all
of those Costco desserts in the trunk of your car.
I know I've already alluded to spring cleaning
which probably would've been a better time
to show you this Eureka upright vacuum.
I'm not so organized today, but it's $25 off, $95.
Surprisingly good suction as I did try this out
over the holidays.
Speaking of holidays at almost Black Friday pricing
and $80 off this self emptying Shark AI Robo vac is $320
for one of the most well featured and sought after models
at a price that's quite rare to see this time of year.
I'm excited for today's bonus section
because it's both relaxing and random,
starting with the random Saigon cinnamon seasoning.
If you understand how Saigon cinnamon is different
from regular cinnamon, you're likely happy
I included this in the video.
I have no clue, but it's under the Kirkland brand
so I'm sure for 4.69 you are getting something that is
of great quality.
Also new on the seasoning aisle,
before I get to the relaxing part of this,
this 11 ounce bottle of everything bagel seasoning
at $6 is one of my favorite seasoning concoctions.
If you'd like to relax in an Adirondack chair for $140
this one is made in the USA.
We actually vacationed in the Adirondacks.
Last year we had a family trip to Lake Placid
and this is my daughter Mara at four years old
in an Adirondack chair.
If you'd like to buy a footstool for that chair
or another one, this Adirondack footstool is $50.
I don't think I've ever seen one just sold
on its own at Costco, and if you prefer to rock and relax
I enjoyed the brief time I spent in this rocking chair
for $190, which was both pleasant and soothing
which is how I hope your time was watching today's video.
Not that I've ever been described as soothing,
but anyhow I love you.
Thank you. Bye bye.