- These are 10 new things you should be buying
at Costco this July 2022.
And there's an unbelievable selection
of crazy finds for every corner of your home.
In the first spot, hands down the most popular appliance
that's being purchased right now, chest freezers,
and this seven-cubic-foot chest freezer at 270.
It's jam packed with features.
This one is made by Midea.
It has a built in interior light.
It also converts between a fridge and a freezer,
depending on your needs for the time of year.
For us right now, we're freezing groceries
when they're on sale,
but you could use it as a fridge around the holidays.
It has a front-mounted adjustable control,`
and it's on wheels.
My favorite part, the airtight design
can keep contents frozen for up to 44 hours
in the event of a power outage.
If you're still battling a heat wave
and you didn't pick up this next deal
when it debuted two months ago,
the Hisense 8,000 BTU AC system
that you see right here for 190
is a fantastic price.
It was a really hot day when I shot this video
and Costco actually had these units on
so I could enjoy the air conditioning.
It is a Wi-Fi model with a connected app.
That actually got me thinking.
If you're really hot, just drive to a Costco
and go stand in front of one of these units.
The exact same one at Lowe's is 299 versus Costco's 190.
If you are looking for a better way to organize
a pantry or a garage,
or if you're into prepping,
this five-tier resin shelving system for 43 bucks
is made in the USA.
It holds up to 750 pounds,
and no tools required for assembly.
In the number two spot, it's back to school time,
and then I'm gonna show you a product
that pretty much everyone had in their shopping carts.
Let's begin though with the back to school
stationary bundle right here for $11.
This could benefit anyone from elementary school
right through to college with Sharpies, highlighters,
dry erase markers, glue, pencil, erasers.
And if you don't need this, this $11 gift
could easily benefit any classroom hero
as teachers are battling with the inflation
affecting their supplies.
This magnetic dry erase board
with some nice looking frame options at 23 bucks
is a home friendly version of a dry erase board system,
including magnets markers, and an eraser.
The frame kind of lets it blend in better
with household decor.
Could work in a kid's bedroom or in a kitchen
to keep your family better organized.
The Mighty Zip Tab is at Costco for $20.
I know it's a fancy name.
What is this product?
It's a three-inch zipper binder
with a handle and a shoulder strap.
So it could almost double as a backpack,
assuming you don't need to carry books with it.
It's $20.
It is tabbed with expansion features,
so you could keep your files organized on the go,
maybe even fit a tablet or a small laptop inside as well.
If your kids love crafting
or you do any type of homeschooling,
the kid stacking chair at $19 right here
is a very impressive price.
And for those of you that have been asking for printers,
the HP Office Jet Pro at 180 is the cheapest price anywhere
for a printer that includes this number of features,
including scanning, printing, copying.
And six months of free ink are included
as part of some type of subscription.
You may wanna cancel when it's done.
To my amazement and the number three spot,
this next item was being grabbed left, right, and center.
Almost everyone seemed to have one of these
basket weave bin four packs in their shopping cart
for $16 and 49 cents.
So I bought one too because I didn't wanna feel left out,
like I did at times in high school.
These are large decorative storage bins
with handles for storing toys, laundry,
household items, or even as a decor piece.
They're available in blue, white, and gray.
The gray was sold out when I arrived.
For a more unique type of organization,
this four pack crate organizing system is $30.
It's a multipurpose made in the USA storage system,
which is water resistant.
It accommodates a padlock
and can handle fishing tackle, coins, crafts,
office supplies, really anything you want
that you can also secure.
With summer winding down in the not too distant future,
if you need to protect outdoor furniture,
any type of vehicle or boat,
this three pack of 8 feet by 10 feet tarps
for $19 are heavy duty.
They've got plastic corner bars for a secure tie down.
They are also tear and rustproof.
Let's move to the number four spot where things take a turn
for the delicious and personal.
I wanna begin with this six pack
of lemon and cheesecake cups for $12
from this Italian brand that loves to gift me
reusable glass cups with every purchase I make.
They apparently make everything awesome under the sun.
I should mention none of these products are sponsored.
Costco is not paying me to make this video.
These were delicious and surprisingly refreshing
on a hot summer day.
I enjoyed these from the back of my car
to sweet glorified perfection.
The s'mores kit you see right here for 9.99
includes nine full size Hershey bars,
which on their own at Walmart are a buck 50 each.
So just on the price of the Hershey bars,
you come out ahead on the s'mores kit,
and that's before I even account
for the price of marshmallows and Graham crackers.
S'mores are hugely popular in my household.
My sister even served s'mores around a fire pit
from her wedding this past June.
This is myself, my daughter, Mara,
and my first cousin, Gabe, who makes an amazing s'more
as you can see from the follow up picture.
This next product got me extremely excited
as passion fruit is one of my favorite flavors,
and it's difficult to find anything passion fruit
at a grocery store.
This bottle of passion fruit puree at 8.99
would be awesome on a smoothie on its own,
for baking, iced tea, bubble tea.
So many different ways you could use this.
And at only 60 calories per piece,
which means you could have eight of these in a sitting,
as far as I'm concerned,
the Mad Minis pack costs $10 for 36 ice cream sandwiches.
And these delectable epicness rocked my world.
But by the time I got to the trunk of my car to enjoy them,
they were a little bit melted.
But even without a prime temperature for consumption,
the Mad Minis are a sensational version of an Oreo sandwich.
The perfect late night snack as well
if you don't want to eat too badly before bed
but you still wanna get in some sweets.
In the number five spot,
another highly popular product this time of year,
countertop ice makers.
This one from Frigidaire is $90
and was one of the most searched for products on Prime Day.
Just in time for the fall soup season,
the 16 quart stainless steel stock pot
you see right here is $40.
Could also handle an extremely large amount
of pasta or potatoes, preferably not at the same time.
It's way cheaper than prices elsewhere.
The knife set with sheath that you see right here for $28
is comprised of German stainless steel blades.
Cuisinart is one of those coveted brands,
and to see several knives from them
for under $30 is impressive.
From one big brand to another,
this Pyrex eight-piece glass mixing bull set
with lids at $17.99 cents
is another highly competitive price.
To put the Costco price into perspective,
pyrex.com sells the same set for almost double the price.
In the number six spot, before I reveal some products that
shocked me to my seasonal core,
it's a caddy for picnics and a couple of other uses,
which I'll explain in a moment.
21.99 is how this picnic storage caddy with handle
is branded.
But it's more versatile,
given that you could use this to organize a bathroom
or really any other room of your home.
If you're planning to upgrade your bedding
and you cannot wait for Labor Day sales,
which will be around 5% better
than some of Costco's best deals this month,
this Hotel Grand white down comforter
is a competitive price that ranges
from a full or queen for a hundred,
and a king option at 120.
This is also great if you adjust your bedding
for the cooler and warmer seasons.
Speaking of bedding, if it's time to swap out your pillows,
the Tempur-Pedic memory foam pillow
that you see right here is $30.
The perfect balance of firm and plush
from what I can gauge through touching this pillow.
Don't worry, my hands were clean.
Available in white or gray
and is a wonderful way to store throws,
pillows, blankets or toys,
the faux wicker baskets with handles are $25 each.
As most of you are aware,
the standard Vornado fan sold at Costco
is a great buy and it's very well reviewed.
So when I saw this vintage version at Costco for a $100,
it kind of took me by surprise.
This is definitely a little bit pricey,
but if you are a fan, #dadpun, of the retro look,
then you might want to pick this up.
Also wonderful for a bedroom or living room,
the arc floor lamp that you see right here for 100 bucks
does seem pricey at a first glance,
but there is some beautiful old school design
incorporated into this product
that could even work in an office.
In the number seven spot, it's time for food,
and the two-pack of 16 ounce grilled chicken packages,
which amounts to two pounds total for 14.59,
is a high quality chicken that doubles
as a beautiful salad topper for stir fry
at a family pasta night.
You could put this inside a tortilla or a wrap
as a sandwich alternative.
Many edible options tied to this.
On the higher end of the burger spectrum,
a five-pound bag of grass-fed Wagyu patties is 24.49,
and this is considered to be some of the best
burger you can buy at a price
that doesn't even reflect the quality.
Alternatively, for more burger bang for your buck,
this 10-pound box of grilled beef burgers
includes 40 individual patties for $36.
You can stick some of these right into the deep freezer
that I showed you in point one,
assuming you aren't going to consume
all of these at the same time.
If you enjoy halloumi, the marinated grilling cheese
right here at 9.99 is delicious on a grill.
And if you're a big fan of kimchi,
the brand new kimchi brand that you see right here,
authentic from Korea, is 8.49 for a sizeable container.
I was almost in shock when I saw some of these products
for point eight.
Where has the summer gone?
And maybe depending upon the heat in your town,
you might be happy to see some fall items,
but Halloween right now in July?
Behold, a gigantic Halloween pumpkin,
whether you are ready for it or not.
It's indoor or outdoor friendly.
Although if you put this outside right now,
your neighbors will ask questions.
It's motion-activated.
There's a flickering flame and sound effects.
Why not pair that with a 16-pack of white hot chocolate
hot cocoa melting eyeball treats for $20?
These are delicious.
You could hold onto them for Halloween
or bring these into the office right now and confuse people.
And for something that's more fall and not Halloween,
the harvest decorative pillows at $11 each
have some nice autumn styles, and are 20 by 20 in size.
Personally, for me, Halloween represents
the last day before November,
my busiest time of the year,
Black Friday, Cyber Monday.
And having just recovered from Prime Day,
I need a drink just thinking about it,
which brings me to point nine
and a four pack of stainless steel wine tumblers.
Hello.
21.99 works out to around 5.50 per tumbler,
which is an enticing price.
These can also be used for coffee and other beverages,
given how crazy the heat has been this summer.
The 40 ounce tumblers set with handle at 26.99 right here
can keep your iced coffee, water,
or any other beverage of your choice
cold for up to 34 hours, according to the manufacturer.
This is a two-pack, again, $27,
also dishwasher safe, which is a very handy feature.
While we are on the subject of beverages,
a Brita 10-cup pitcher is $30,
and this package comes with two filters.
For my next point,
before we get to a very lively bonus section,
what do we have here?
It's a weatherproof packable blanket with hood.
It's 35 bucks.
Might not sound too exciting for a first mention,
but this could work for an outdoor concert,
watching a fall sporting event.
In the winter, this is an emergency item that,
heaven forbid, your car breaks down on a cold night,
you might wanna have on hand.
But it could also work for camping.
And according to my wife, Daria,
if you run the air conditioning the way I do
to diminish sweating while filming a YouTube video,
everyone in your house should have one of these.
The Adidas bucket hats are back for $17.
Great for the summer where it has
a UPF protection rating of 50,
or also something you could benefit from in the fall.
And the Battery Daddy is back for 14.99.
This ingenious system that I bought during the winter
still keeps my batteries organized
like it's no one's business.
And it is the exact same price right now
as it was five months ago, which is nice to see,
given how inflation continues to affect
pretty much everything else we purchase.
This cooler by Coho at 60 bucks
keeps 24 cans cold for up to three days.
This cooler is waterproof,
so it would be great for fishing, the beach, or picnics.
And it even has a waterproof sealed pocket
to accommodate your tech, a smartphone,
maybe store a Bluetooth speaker.
I really like this.
Now for the bonus section.
We already brought the desserts into our trunk.
Let's bring the desert into our home.
That was a really weird segue,
but I've never shown a cactus randomly
in the middle of a YouTube video.
That probably wasn't my best segue.
But anyhow, eight-inch cactus planters are $20.
I did in fact do what I assume many people do.
I touched the spikes like a four-year-old would
just so I could confirm they are in fact sharp
and almost hurt my finger.
I'm including this next dining set because it's modern.
It's beautiful.
And while it might not be in budget
for your household right now,
this five-piece modern dining set at 880
is at least $300 less than what I estimate this would cost
from a traditional furniture store.
Finally, I wanted to thank my subscriber, Adam,
who sent me the following recommendation
on the three-pack candle set you see right here for $18
with his own photo giving the sense of thumbs up.
Adam, I tracked these down.
I breathed in their goodness at my local warehouse.
They smelled like heaven,
and I can understand why you recommended these.
Thank you,
and thank you, all of you,
the wonderful people watching and sharing my videos
and for all the support.
I love you. Bye bye.