COSTCO your best buys

lexie55_2

Sometimes there is a tyre voucher in their Connection magazine.

Bloke

Not heard of the Connection magazine, what is it?

payless

samsung LCD TV's ... generally priced as good ( if not better) than anywhere... but they include a 3yr guarantee

lexie55_2

Bloke wrote: »

Not heard of the Connection magazine, what is it?

It's a magazine from Costco, giving you articles on new lines, customer's businesses, recipes etc., I received one before Christmas. Used to give you a list of stores worldwide.

birchstart

I bought these from costco at christmas they were £30 inc vat at currys , comet , tesco, ect £75, also bought a tefal steam iron was £249.00 in all the stores £99.00 in costco, I have found their electrical items to be really cheap,

FarSide_2

norm_diploom wrote: »

Good idea mrs scrooge!

Definitely the large birthday cakes - when I'm there I always try and pick up some of the fax forms at the bakery - just fill in the child's details and fax to them a couple of days before you need to collect the cake. Have also used these cakes for other special occasions such as a thank you / leaving do.

When the passports are around (usually Oct / Nov?), most of the deals on there are pretty unbeatable and worth stocking up on - I still have a garage full of loo rolls, kitchen rolls, tissues, bold tablets, finish tablets, not to mention the huggies nappies from end of last year!!

The kirkland signature, costco's own brand, can be pretty good too - in the past I used their baby wipes happily, although I have never tried their nappies.

Teabags are usually a good buy, as is coffee in the large tins - I usually decant some coffee into a smaller container and seal the big tin with foil to try and keep it fresh though.

Baby car seats when they have them can be good value, as can strollers etc.

Batteries - kirkland sig are fine for these too.

Black bags and bin liners - I always get these when I'm there. Disposable gloves - a large pack lasts ages for any messy jobs, and I always keep a pair or two in the car in case I have to get under the bonnet.

Their flowers are gorgeous too, and I think good value for what you get.

Office supplies such as printer refill cartridges and paper can be good, but need to compare with staples, viking or online.

I'm sure I'll think of more soon!

I'm pretty sure the Kirkland nappies are Huggies. I compared them, and apart from a minor detail (the shape of the elastic bit), they seem identical. very good buy, as the box is full of smaller bags, so they are easy to store.

ilovegreatdanes

anyone know if they have any easter egg bargains in yet?dh has to buy alot of cream eggs for some nursery kids as prizes so hopefully we wanted to get them cheaper.
thanks

olivetti

I have not got a copy of the Spring wallet yet. Can someone let me know the details of the Sony 40" LCD TV voucher. What model, price inc vat etc?

Many thanks

scrimpingsara

olivetti wrote: »

I have not got a copy of the Spring wallet yet. Can someone let me know the details of the Sony 40" LCD TV voucher. What model, price inc vat etc?

Many thanks

Model number KDL40D3500U. Price including vat is £704.98 (£80 off). Hope this helps.

touch*my*food*feel*myfork

I have been going for a few years and love it there..
whole brie (around £3 and usually at least 6 week date on them)
sausages 95% pork - £3.85/18
birthday bags £10ish for 20 bags all hand decorated - always get comments on them when i give pressies - they also do a set at xmas.
chicken caesar wrap 4 for £8.99 (from the freezer) - very filling often have this on its own when just me in for tea! - they sell them in the cafe if you wanted to try before purchasing a pack.
cant think of anything else at mo, but will be there next week and let you know.

Don't forget your spring wallets start from monday 3/3:D