- These are 10 more things you should be buying
at Costco this September.
Welcome back to the channel.
I'm the YouTube Deal Guy, Matt Granite.
From dual zone heated blankets
to jumbo pumpkins.
Apple muffins and other fall food findings.
A puzzle of your favorite warehouse.
And great security camera deals.
Just to name some of the offerings I will showcase
as I bring you inside my local Costco.
This video is not sponsored in any way.
The first thing you should be buying this September
is a Brookstone dual zone heated blanket.
I have never seen anything like this
from Brookstone, sold at Costco.
The queen heated blanket at 80 bucks
or the king at 90, give you 10 heat settings.
So this is great for warming up the bed before you get in it
for a more peaceful nap or sleep.
If you do not want an electric blanket,
Costco also has these holiday themed
reversible plush blankets, $11.99.
You get a 16 inch by 70 inch offering.
It is soft and plush.
The Vortex whole room heater you see right here and fan,
$84.99.
Vortex obviously, a dominant brand in this space.
We own a similar model to what you see right here.
This one I did check is extremely well-reviewed at $84.99.
The Lasko ceramic tower heater you see right here
for $44.99, was something that made me a little bit curious,
given the price.
And I was wondering how this would perform
if I bought it and brought it home.
So I tested it for you.
I do own a portable Lasko fan,
which I brought from a previous Costco haul,
but this one has a remote control
with the batteries included for the remote.
Safety and auto shutoff features.
And it did heat up a midsize room in my home in record time.
In the number two spot of what you should be buying
at Costco this September,
the Skullcandy wireless headphones for $79.99,
are those in-ear headphones you see right here
with a 30-hour battery life, a charging case,
and that rapid charge functionality.
On Beats, it's called Fast Fuel
where you charge it for 10 minutes
and you get two hours of playtime.
Definitely a consideration.
And actually speaking of Beats,
the Beats Studio Buds you see right here for 150 bucks,
if you are looking for a bigger brand name.
It is a competitive price,
similar to what you will find as a sale price elsewhere.
Available in red and black with active noise canceling.
This three-pack of Arlo Pro cams with a built-in spotlight,
at $400, is actually a fantastic price.
Lowe's sells the exact same thing right now for $649.
And if you are looking for
a phenomenal outdoor wireless system
with color and night vision, I'd grab this.
And to round out the camera offerings
before I get to some great Christmas deals,
this six-pack of 4K cameras has a two terabyte DVR.
Also $399.
It was heavily featured on an endcap in my local Costco.
You get 150 feet of night vision.
It's a nice wired system from Lorex.
The cameras do include facial recognition.
This eight-pack of 4K cameras might be better
for a massive house or a small business,
includes all of the sensors, the smart home components.
700 bucks for again, eight 4K cameras.
In the number three spot, let's talk Christmas.
And by the way, if you are enjoying this content,
please feel free to give this video a thumbs up.
It helps with my self esteem for the holiday season,
and in general.
The 50-yard holiday themed ribbon for $6.99,
is available in different colors.
Really nice.
The 32-inch Christmas wreath you see right here, $39.99.
So you could swap this out with the fall reef
that I featured in my video from last month
and now switch into Christmas mode when you're ready.
These include LED lights.
And the 32-inch LED powered Christmas reef
you see right here for indoor or outdoor use,
does require three D sized batteries,
which are not included.
The six-foot glitter tree you see right here for 110 bucks.
It's a Christmas tree made entirely of glittery material,
decked out with LED bulbs.
Not necessarily a primary tree,
but great for a window or entryway.
On the topic of indoor decor,
the three deer with tree mantel ready set
you see right here is a nice display piece for $46.99.
The battery powered LED branches you see right here
for $14.99, would pair beautifully
with a potted plant you might already own,
or you could display them on their own in a vase.
They have this really nice, warm LED light.
And speaking of lights and Christmas decorations,
while you are at Costco,
Costco offers a three-pack of indoor smart plugs for $24.99.
If you do not want to buy them from Amazon,
because you're already shopping at Costco,
you might want to grab this.
Although similar brands are around $3 less from Amazon.
Alternatively, the two-pack of outdoor smart plugs
for $29.99, is a better grab at Costco
at the time I'm uploading this video versus Amazon.
Again, two outdoor smart plugs for $29.99.
In the number four spot of what you should be buying
at Costco this month,
desserts.
And you can bet I tried most of these.
Many of which were consumed in my vehicle.
The pumpkin strudel muffins
or apple crumble muffins to begin with,
are sold in packs of two for $7.99.
And absolutely delicious and flavorful,
enjoyed them immensely in my car.
Specifically, the apple crumble muffins
went beyond what I was expecting, even from Costco.
The braided apple strudel, $7.99,
straightforward pastry awesomeness.
You get eight of these for under eight bucks.
The six cups of Italian tiramisu, made in Italy,
and served in these reusable glass pieces.
They're back at Costco.
And now back in my car and back in my stomach, amazing.
Not overly boozy in terms of flavor on the tiramisu.
Light and kind of tasted more reminiscent
of what you would get at a high-end Italian bakery
or a nice restaurant for dessert.
I grabbed my spoon from my glove box,
for those of you who are interested to enjoy this bad boy.
The Halloween popcorn bags you see right here,
seven flavors included in the bag for $19.99.
As you'll see from this Halloween pumpkin drawstring bag,
this is perhaps better as a gift.
If you know someone who loves flavored popcorn,
I would grab this.
The Starbucks hot cocoa mix for $9.99.
If you love hot chocolate at Starbucks,
but you hate the price, which is kind of my experience.
Although just a quick tip, if you do have a child,
you get the kids hot chocolate,
it is significantly cheaper and less hot.
This is a 30-ounce container, very nice holiday coloring.
It will make a lot of hot chocolate for under 10 bucks.
The 18 mini pack of frozen yogurt
you see right here for $13.99.
Well this intrigued me, so of course, I had to try it.
It's brand new at my local Costco.
Tasted absolutely delicious.
Flavors include orange, chocolate and vanilla,
and watermelon and mango.
I ate the watermelon and mango,
but since I already ate three different desserts in my car,
I drove home, so I could also share this one with my family.
For those of you who watch my videos frequently,
you might know that I enjoy my dessert
before the more wholesome, savory dinner offerings.
So I will get to those.
But in the number five spot, it's pillows,
because I like to lie down after I'm full for a nap.
The chinchilla faux fur body pillow right here, $16.99.
And I will tell you, this is one of the softest things
I have ever felt in my life.
If you love a body pillow
or have a love for faux chinchillas,
this comes in red, cream and blue.
Something not so soft are these woven texture pillows
you see right here, $12.99 each.
Great for decor for a couch or a bed.
Nice designs.
The harvest pillows for $9.99,
I briefly showcased these last month.
There is a plethora of new pillows available
with that same theme still at Costco.
And the Squishmallows $9.99 pillows,
squishy pillows for kids.
I'd never really heard of these
but they're extremely trendy right now
and my nieces told me to look out for them.
These are the 16-inch version of the Squishmallows.
If you are looking for these, they are there.
And I have no idea if I pronounced that properly.
In the number six spot,
let's begin with the faux wicker baskets with handles,
$19.99.
Really nice size wicker baskets, dark brown.
The half round scraper mat you see right here,
this is an ingenious design, $9.99.
They have an asterisk on the price tag,
these will not be available forever.
But they are proudly made in the USA
and they will scrape snow, mud, sand,
really anything, even including soft ice
from the bottom of your boots or shoes.
Anything you don't want to bring inside your house.
They fit perfectly at a front doorstep.
And if you do not want a half rounded version of this
for $9.99, the 30 by 47 inch heavy duty mat
also at the same price, $9.99,
you see right here, looks great.
Also made in the USA.
And the 17 inch by 35 inch boot tray,
I love these $9.99 prices,
huge and really nice, tough rubber.
In the number seven spot, we return to some deliciousness
before I explore three of my favorite products
all lined up in a row.
The two-pack of ratatouille soup, $9.79.
The two-pack of Italian sausage gumbo looked very hearty.
$11.99. I love gumbo by the way.
The two-pack of Indian lentil soup
you see right here for $6.99.
If you like that Indian-inspired buttery greatness,
this is a consideration.
And for the next soup,
which is actually located in the frozen section,
be on the lookout for a six-pack,
a French onion soup for $10.69.
Again, a six-pack for under $11.
The bacon wrapped chicken for $12.89 looked great.
The three-count of bacon and mushroom pizzas for $13.79.
Again, three full sized pizzas
with these toppings for under $14.
Now let's head over to the baked aisle briefly.
The two-pack baguette you see right here for $4.99,
smelled very fresh.
And the Vietnamese pho for $9.29,
is an authentic broth with rice noodles.
Nine bowls for $9.29.
Again, nine bowls for just over nine bucks.
In the number eight spot, a trio of products
I've been very excited to discuss, all in a row.
Let's begin with the True Innovations task chair.
This is a faux leather,
I feel like everything is faux today, faux this...
But the quality is not faux,
and neither is the price, $79.99.
This is a chair approved
by the National Chiropractic Association,
a really sturdy reputable office chair.
The wetsuit antibacterial car seat cover.
Again, never heard of such a thing, $24.99.
This also had an asterisk on the price tag,
so it could be phased out very quickly.
But it's essentially a wetsuit material
with an antibacterial coating,
which is water and spill resistant
that will insulate your car seats
from extreme hot or cold temperatures.
So this is great if it rains or it snows,
for playing outside, coming back into the vehicle
to go home from a winter activity.
I love this.
And why not buy a Costco warehouse themed puzzle for $9.99.
I bought it.
If you love Costco and you're dreaming
of going to the warehouse late at night and you can't,
you could just do the puzzle.
Or if you've always wanted to get someone a gift
and you're too cheap to give them a Costco membership, well,
why don't you just buy them a Costco warehouse club puzzle?
It is made in the USA.
Very reminiscent of how a Costco warehouse club would look,
and I just love that they went there.
In the number nine spot,
something I also bought to try at home,
The Rock 10-inch multipurpose pan for $14.99.
The Rock brand, very prominent.
Some of you guys have been asking about the quality
so I decided to buy the pan, take it home
and try and cook one lonely fried egg,
just to test the nonstick surface.
And it moved around really nicely in the pan
with no oil or anything.
I would recommend this now that I've used this.
The Nordic Ware Bundt cake pan for $19.99,
also made in the USA.
Love all these made in the USA products.
High quality.
And the 36-bottle wine cooler for $280,
great if you have a nice high-end wine collection
that you want to display,
or if you just don't have fridge space
and you need to keep them cool.
This is transparent, a digital touchscreen.
And it is from the well-regarded Wine Enthusiast brand.
In the number 10 spot,
before I get to some really cool bonuses
for those of you that are not aware.
I think I've lived in many of the worst snow weather areas.
I lived in Fargo, North Dakota when I started my career,
Minnesota,
Cleveland, Ohio,
spent a few years in Buffalo, New York.
And the 58-inch snow brush you see right
with the force scraper for $14.99, is something I would
have always wanted in my car at the time.
Long reach brush. Great if you have small arms.
I have read comments from some of you
thinking that I have weird arms.
I think it's just how I stand or move my arms.
But from what I know, like these are my arms,
just for those of you that have wanted to see them.
The snow shovel for $19.99 is a large cushioned handle.
High quality, also made in the USA.
The snowplow you see right here for $39.99,
also American made, ergonomic handle.
Great for clearing snow.
Looks durable enough for some of the harder packed snow.
And if you don't live in a climate that has snow
or for just simply taking it one season at a time,
the leaf and lawn chute bags were attracting a lot
of shopper attention at my local Costco.
Basically, this is a structured bag holder.
So if you're ever trying get your leaves
or your lawn clippings into a bag,
and you're struggling with the bag falling over,
this will hold your bag in place.
It is reusable.
So the bags sit in
and then you do the bag up after you filled it.
It's a good concept that includes a two-pack,
one for your front and backyard for $13.49.
Now, for the bonus section of this video
is a little bit of a thank you to those of you
that have actually sat through this much of me talking,
I appreciate it.
The Catalina floor and wall tile,
17-tile per box offering, for $17.99.
If you're looking to change up your bathroom
or a wall tile or a backsplash,
this is a very popular pattern right now
that you might've seen on HGTV.
And if you are looking for jumbo pumpkins
for the fall or Halloween decor or carving,
at my local Costco, there was a huge assortment for $5.99.
And finally, this four-pack of soap pumps,
all Christmas themed, are definitely going to sell out
because you get four for $9.99.
Looked very high quality, fragrances include Winter Berry,
Candy Cane, Pine Forest, and Holly Berry.
None of which register in any way for me as a scent
that I actually recognize in my brain when I say them.
But yeah, you can buy them and try them.
Leave me a comment if you do.
If you guys have any other products
that you think I've missed, again, drop me a line.
Other viewers will benefit
if I can share your insight with them.
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with you as we approach that holiday season.
I love you.
That's all. Bye-bye.