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Great ‘What to Buy at Costco & Makro’ Hunt
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Just back from Costco - lots of dyson 10" fans in Birmingham (£163.31). Also lots of adults and kids style ugg boots but the sole still looks unconfortable to me as it's completely flat. They had purple, brown and black as far as I could see.0
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I bought 2 pairs last year both still in good nick, the pair I wear most often have a bald patch on the heel of the insole but I'm quite heavy on my heels when I walk, I don't think I need to replace them until next year though. Even if I did I think £15 for 1yrs heavy use is goodI went in costco bristol yesterday and 15kg of charcoal reduced to £5.97 from £15.00. There are 10 individual bags inside. Great for next years summer - if we have one!
Also they had kirkland shearling (ugg) boots instock - does anyone know if they are long lasting.
Skint cat - I don't see why a flat shoe would be uncomfortable, after all our feet were designed to walk on the roughly flat floor
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Unfortunately my arches need support (even though I was 'made' to walk barefoot) plus my feet get very sore & tired in hard soles.0
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does anyone know if Costco sell portable CD/Radios? cheers:beer:TB0
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I need to get lots of Mozarella cheese for my wedding is COSTCO good for this does anyone know? thank you0
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Yes, Costco has big bags of mozzerella balls - couldn't tell you cost though sorry
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Has anyone ever used the Costco Opticians?
Need to get my eyes tested and wondering how good (or not) they are.
(The free part isn't relevant for me, more how good the opticians actually are!)0 -
Taplledraw wrote: »I need to get lots of Mozarella cheese for my wedding is COSTCO good for this does anyone know? thank you
They do 2 different types, a cow and a buffalo. We get the cow as it's much cheaper and we're not discerning enough to notice the difference. The cow comes in a bag of 5 100g balls, each individually packaged, for £2.15. Brand name is Latbri. The buffalo comes in a large tub of watery brine and the balls are loose. You get around 5 for about £4.50.
They also do massive bags of grated.
Hope that helps!Comper and general cheapskate
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Probably they usually have at least one intop_banana wrote: »does anyone know if Costco sell portable CD/Radios? cheers:beer:
My MIL uses the opticians at ours with no complaint, I haven't used them myself though - which leads me to ask; what sort of priced frames do they have? Are they all designer?Has anyone ever used the Costco Opticians?
Need to get my eyes tested and wondering how good (or not) they are.
(The free part isn't relevant for me, more how good the opticians actually are!)
I've never really looked:eek: shock horror!0
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