- These are the top 10 things
you should be buying at Costco
this June, 2022.
And this month's deals are so amazing,
they may just blow you away.
In the first spot,
let's begin with a $50 price drop
on the perfect backyard enhancement
if you're in the market for a wood fire pit.
This 22-inch HotShot wood fire pit bundle at 250
features Clean Air Technology
that can eliminate up to 70% of smoke
accompanied by grilling accessories
and this $50 off-price valid until June 19th.
I love the modern aesthetic,
but if you're looking for something more conventional
and significantly larger,
this Sunbeam wine barrel fire pit
which is a hundred dollars more at 350
is significantly larger
and a phenomenal backyard upgrade
if this is in budget.
At a more affordable price,
meaning I bought these,
these OVE waterfall string lights
for 40 bucks that you see right here,
something that I wanted to buy and try
before I recommended them.
I took them home
and the quality of the lights are fantastic.
Not to mention you get a remote control
and with so many bulbs,
you could really cover a large space.
I'm going to put these up in my daughter's room
when Mara turns four this weekend.
And when I'm done, I will update you
with how it looks in a future video.
This two-pack of Infinity work lights
with Bluetooth speakers built-in
is a great concept.
$30 for the pair,
and you do get some bang for your buck
because these have the speakers built-in.
They're very bright
as you can see from my in-store demo right here.
There are multiple lighting modes
including this SOS feature.
I saw this Serta queen air bed with headboard last month
like many of you might have seen.
But I had an inkling
this would be available at a lower price this June.
And behold,
it's dropped by 50 bucks down to 100.
So this would be ideal
for any summer sleepovers or unexpected guests.
Like your uncle Frank visiting
for the second time unannounced this month.
Don't worry, he's made it clear
he doesn't watch my YouTube videos.
So I'm not embarrassing him.
In the number two spot,
air conditioners with some incredible designs.
I don't believe I've ever said that about an air conditioner
until this Midea U-shaped system showed up at 340 bucks.
This is a 10,000 BTU system
which allows you to close the window down right on top of it
without any of those complicated mounting kits.
This is also a smart system and a nice attraction
from all of the other units that don't seem to have evolved
since the year 1970.
If you don't have a window that opens horizontally
to accommodate the unit I just showed you,
the De'Longhi portable A/C system at 560
that you see right here
handles up to 700 square feet.
It has UV-C technology inside of it and a remote.
If you already have central A/C
or dehumidification is more your thing,
the Hisense dehumidifier that you see right here
for 180 bucks is a very well-rated large room system
at a competitive price.
And to round out,
what's now become a whole point dedicated to air quality,
this Winix air purifier for 130 bucks is also a smart system
and it has one powerful integrated HEPA filter.
In the number three spot
and brand new at Costco this June,
this Greenworks Pro string trimmer at 280 bucks
comes with a battery and a charger,
which is not always the case with these systems,
with the current insane inflation
plaguing almost everything we buy,
I expect products like this
to be more expensive in the fall
when it's sometimes in higher demand.
For those of you that have requested a great cordless mower,
the Greenworks Pro mower right here,
for 600 bucks,
has an eight-year warranty,
two batteries,
and one charger.
Now onto some outdoor decor,
and I don't think I've ever seen anything
like this lighted patio pillar for 70 bucks
at my local Costco.
It's made of steel and there are 80 LEDs inside this thing.
You could apparently pair a few of these together.
Maybe it will work for you.
The gray patio heater that you see right here
for 150 bucks has an asterisk on the price tag,
meaning this will not be restocked.
It's a 46,000 BTU system that I've covered in the past,
but it looks like this model is on the way out.
So I'm letting you know.
If you enjoy camping
or you do a lot of outdoor prep.
This three burner camp stove at 250 bucks
looked to be quite nice in person.
And if you are the outdoor type,
this 26 can backpack cooler
at 43 bucks might be perfect for a hike.
If I'm going to hike with you,
you're likely going to have to carry this backpack,
but I'll come for the drinks
and lots of pockets and compartments,
so you could fit my various Bluetooth chargers.
For point four,
today's dessert selection will be short and sweet.
#dadpun
I actually didn't find many desserts I love,
so that's why it's condensed,
but the six-pack of so-called mini raspberry cakes
for nine bucks, not mini in any way whatsoever,
and I had myself a party
in the trunk of my car sampling these,
and they are sensational.
I did receive significantly more confused glances
from other people parking
when I took out my good old plastic Costco knife
to start slicing this Junior's celebration cake for 70 bucks
that I began to eat alone from the trunk of my car.
My daughter loves sprinkles
and this had some cool multi-layer colors.
So I will bring her home
the remainder of this cake
because I'm that type of dad.
The icing is delicious.
Something I've never seen before in my life,
so I wanted to buy and try this.
It's a 1 1/2 pound plastic container
of rambutan fruit
or rambuttan fruit.
I have no idea how to say it,
but it's eight bucks.
I had to slice this up,
kind of like a litchi,
you remove the outside layer,
and then you apparently eat the inside.
My first assessment is this wasn't necessarily
worth the work.
It's not that I'm lazy.
I kind of got a seed,
and then a little bit of skin in my mouth,
and in the end it just tasted like a grape.
So my thought is,
why wouldn't you just buy grapes?
It's so much easier.
Now, in the number five spot it's taco time,
and this six piece melamine taco set for 13 bucks
also has an asterisk on the price tag.
So get these while they are available.
You have the taco holder
and three beautiful dipping bowls
which you could always use on their own.
This would be one of those great inexpensive
but impactful housewarming gifts for someone you like
but don't necessarily love.
This eight piece Tritan wine set for 20 bucks
includes four stemless
and four stem glasses made from Tritan:
an unbreakable material that looks like glass.
There's some nice value tied
to this 10-piece knife block set for 60 bucks.
I should mention none of the products
in this video are sponsored.
Costco is not paying me to make this video.
The knives are made of German steel
and they are an extremely competitive price for 60 bucks.
The stainless steel paper towel holder,
you see right here, for 14 bucks,
somehow prevents the roll from unraveling,
meaning it's Matt Granite proof.
And that $14 price might sound high,
but if you look elsewhere,
like at Target,
they're all 14, 15, or $16.
Solid material.
Nice base.
This two piece teak cutting board set at 20 bucks
has the divots.
It also has an asterisk on the price tag,
meaning this is priced to clear.
I love this.
Look at these six Stonewall bowls for 14 bucks.
They're ceramic, very nicely priced, great summer patterns.
In a few moments,
I'll have an awesome product to protect your car
followed by products to protect your home.
But first, let's get to the tech.
Point six.
This 17-piece Nanoleaf triangle set
is great for a gaming room,
a home theater setup.
These are touch sensitive triangles.
You can touch them.
They change colors.
There's an app.
They're vibrant.
The set is 250 bucks.
So likely out of budget for most of us right now.
If you are in the market for a television
or yours is on the fritz,
the Samsung 75-inch 4K TV
that you see right here for 800 bucks
has a three-year warranty.
And this is a good mid-level option
if you need a huge screen.
As a nice pairing for that television
or if you'd like to upgrade the audio
for your family room right now,
the Samsung soundbar
that you see right here for 220 bucks
could also wirelessly stream music
from your smartphone,
doubling as a stereo.
It has a wireless subwoofer and is a five channel system.
If you have a grad heading off to college
or you need a very well equipped laptop for your home.
this Lenovo 14-inch laptop for 650 bucks
has 16 gigs of RAM
and a 512 gig solid state drive.
This is priced to clear.
This desktop computer is extremely well-equipped
and you don't need to be a gamer to buy it.
This MSI system has a dedicated
eight gigabyte graphics card.
It's $300 off at $1,100
with 16 gigs of RAM,
a two terabyte hard drive
and a 512 gigabyte solid state drive.
And finally, on the monitor front,
the Samsung 32-inch curved monitor at $200,
and this LG 32-inch monitor also at $200
is aggressively priced.
In the number seven spot,
what could be a new fan favorite.
This is not from the Kirkland brand.
This Japanese chicken fried rice,
which is new at many Costcos for $14,
includes six bags of yakitori chicken with the rice.
And in my experience,
this brand is delicious.
Sticking with the rice theme for a moment,
it's Bibigo sticky white rice:
7.69.
I happen to love this product.
You heat it up in your microwave
and it comes out as incredibly authentic,
perfectly sticky rice.
You get eight bowls for that $7 and 69 price.
And, again, in 90 seconds,
you get that perfect accompaniment
for any stir fry.
Chicken piccata, also something my family enjoys.
It's now at Costco priced at 6.99 per pound.
In the number eight spot,
if you have cloth seats in your car
and you need some protection
or, more importantly,
if you sample a lot of desserts from Costco in your car,
this full leather seat cover with back pockets
to accommodate, perhaps,
your eating utensils for your vehicle.
30 bucks.
Asterisk on the price tag.
Keep that in mind.
In addition to this storage and protection factor
this gives your car,
perhaps, a more luxurious look,
you get one cover per pack.
Also new at Costco
and great for summer road trips,
but more importantly,
with the cost of gas
a great way to ensure optimal fuel efficiency
is to check how your tires are inflated.
This dual of power inflater
for 60 bucks has a backlit display.
It could also work with pool floats
or inflating volleyballs.
I don't know why I just said volleyballs
like I'm some type of volleyball athlete.
Anytime I've played volleyball,
I'd just end up eating sand for an hour.
But anyhow, for a product that does eat sand on demand
and all of your other dirt,
the Shark IQ Robot for 400 bucks is a self-emptying system.
And this is a very competitive price
to have such a feature included.
If you want to give your kitchen a slight refresh
to the tune of 40 bucks,
the 10-pack of cabinet pulls that you see right here,
available in black or satin nickel,
might be a nice option.
A two pack of extra long, eight foot extension cords
with USB charging.
Nicely priced at 20 bucks.
Worth having on hand.
It also has built-in surge protection.
So this could work with a home entertainment system
or one of the TVs I previously mentioned.
A five pack of clear 12-inch by 12-inch project boxes
is 20 bucks.
My wife Daria uses something like this for her cricket.
These are made in the USA.
These would be great for crafting,
organizing a kid's playroom.
Countless uses.
As we approach the next point on my list
with many burglaries still happening during summer months,
I wanted to briefly dedicate a part of this video
to some great competitively priced security products.
The Ring Floodlight Pro
that you see right here with a stick up cam,
at 230 bucks is a very good price for this duo
that is in effect until June 12th.
You could potentially save $30
if you wait for prime day
which is rumored to be in July,
but here it is if you want it.
If you already have security cameras
or you just want a traditional
motion activated security flood light.
This one right here,
50 bucks,
and it looked to be very bright at my local Costco.
This Ring Doorbell with stick cam at 200 bucks
could drop slightly in price for prime day,
but if you need it now,
you need it now.
This three pack of Google Nest indoor or outdoor cams
for 320 bucks is completely wireless
and this price is in effect until June 19th.
And if you have a small business
or a very large house,
this wired Lorex six camera DVR system is 400 bucks.
It has a two terabyte hard drive
and there are no monthly fees.
The system also has face detection.
I'll discuss outdoor dining in my bonus section
coming up in a moment,
but first, for point 10,
this two pack of bamboo shoe rack at $50
could be stacked on top of itself
or used side-by-side.
Very nice quality.
You could even split them up
and use them in different areas.
This five tier square rack at 70 bucks
could work inside a closet
even a basement or a pantry for food storage.
It's on wheels
which means moving this around would be easier
than eating the rambutan fruit
that I featured from point four.
That was a little inside joke to bring it all together.
I'm still not over that fruit.
If you have any upcoming travel for 4th of July
or something planned later down the line,
the Ricardo Beverly Hills two piece luggage set at 180 bucks
was getting a lot of in-store attention
from shoppers I observed.
It includes a full size
and carry-on piece of luggage with built-in organizers.
In time for father's day,
the Fitbit Versa 3 piece bundle at 160 bucks
with a price that expires on June 19th
includes a second sports band.
I also love this portable pet pool.
37 bucks.
It has an easy drain on the side.
Could be great for cooling off a four-legged family member
during the summer
or for dog baths.
And now, it's bonus time!
And I'm going to include the next product
because it is expensive,
which is why I've categorized it as a bonus,
but it is so in demand right now:
the seven piece sling dining set
for $1,300 includes two swivel chairs,
four standard chairs,
and the table.
And for something that is extremely captivating
but completely out of budget for my family right now,
especially with a new baby on the way.
But if you wanna invite us over,
meet the baby,
we will sit with pleasure
at this seven piece high dining set with built-in fire pit.
It's awesome.
I love the design.
The fire table is beautiful.
I wish it was not $1,900,
but you could imagine what this might cost
from another retailer.
And there you have it!
Thank you so much for watching.
I love you.
Bye-bye.