This article on Costco kind of hit home.
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Costco is good when you have to buy lots of disposable diapers for babies/toddlers. Toddlers like to play with those bigger diaper boxes too. (In a pinch, you can put a baby in the diaper box too so the baby won't roll too far from where you left the baby. But you can do that with the bigger Amazon boxes too.)
Gasoline is also cheaper at Costco.
Some popular electrics, when you don't need the newest version and don't need to customize, are usually cheaper at Costco.
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Costco is good when you have to buy lots of disposable diapers for babies/toddlers. Toddlers like to play with those bigger diaper boxes too. (In a pinch, you can put a baby in the diaper box too so the baby won't roll too far from where you left the baby. But you can do that with the bigger Amazon boxes too.)
Gasoline is also cheaper at Costco.
Some popular electrics, when you don't need the newest version and don't need to customize, are usually cheaper at Costco.
@Axtremus said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
Gasoline is also cheaper at Costco.
I saw a link (clickbait) saying that although it's cheaper at Costco, gas stations nearby are probably within a penny or two. Filling up a 15 gallon tank might cost as much as 30¢ more, but you won't spend as much time in line.
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@Axtremus said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
Gasoline is also cheaper at Costco.
I saw a link (clickbait) saying that although it's cheaper at Costco, gas stations nearby are probably within a penny or two. Filling up a 15 gallon tank might cost as much as 30¢ more, but you won't spend as much time in line.
@George-K said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
@Axtremus said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
Gasoline is also cheaper at Costco.
I saw a link (clickbait) saying that although it's cheaper at Costco, gas stations nearby are probably within a penny or two. Filling up a 15 gallon tank might cost as much as 30¢ more, but you won't spend as much time in line.
Jeez, @George-K
The Brad
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Costco is good when you have to buy lots of disposable diapers for babies/toddlers. Toddlers like to play with those bigger diaper boxes too. (In a pinch, you can put a baby in the diaper box too so the baby won't roll too far from where you left the baby. But you can do that with the bigger Amazon boxes too.)
Gasoline is also cheaper at Costco.
Some popular electrics, when you don't need the newest version and don't need to customize, are usually cheaper at Costco.
@Axtremus said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
In a pinch, you can put a baby in the diaper box too so the baby won't roll too far from where you left the baby.
You need to stop storing your babies on hills. Babies should be stored on flat ground, it's standard practice.
Education is extremely important.
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Between Kroger and Meijer rewards, I always get $1 off per gallon when I fill up. Costco can't beat that.
Retailers around here have adjusted their prices and offerings to compete with Costco. I used to buy berries - I eat a lot of them - at Costco. Now they're cheaper elsewhere.
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With 2.5 of us here and no extra freezer I don’t think it would be worth it. The only non-perishables I’d buy in bulk are paper products, and you can do ok waiting for the sales at stop and shop and stocking up then.
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@Axtremus said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
In a pinch, you can put a baby in the diaper box too so the baby won't roll too far from where you left the baby.
You need to stop storing your babies on hills. Babies should be stored on flat ground, it's standard practice.
@Horace said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
@Axtremus said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
In a pinch, you can put a baby in the diaper box too so the baby won't roll too far from where you left the baby.
You need to stop storing your babies on hills. Babies should be stored on flat ground, it's standard practice.
You overlooked the fact that babies can rollover on their own when rested on flat ground.
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@George-K said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
@Axtremus said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
Gasoline is also cheaper at Costco.
I saw a link (clickbait) saying that although it's cheaper at Costco, gas stations nearby are probably within a penny or two. Filling up a 15 gallon tank might cost as much as 30¢ more, but you won't spend as much time in line.
Jeez, @George-K
@LuFins-Dad said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
@George-K said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
@Axtremus said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
Gasoline is also cheaper at Costco.
I saw a link (clickbait) saying that although it's cheaper at Costco, gas stations nearby are probably within a penny or two. Filling up a 15 gallon tank might cost as much as 30¢ more, but you won't spend as much time in line.
Jeez, @George-K
Hay, I hand't had my coffee yet.
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@Renauda said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
I used to use Cholula then I discovered Yucatan Sunshine.
I think it’s the carrots that sets it apart.
The Brad
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We’ve dialed it in over the years - we only buy a specific set of items now: eggs, milk, oil, TP, coffee, Parmesan cheese, etc.
90% of our basket is the same stuff. We’ve learned what we consistently use and what piles up in the pantry. We don’t experiment there anymore.
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@Renauda said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
I used to use Cholula then I discovered Yucatan Sunshine.
I think it’s the carrots that sets it apart.
@LuFins-Dad said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
@Renauda said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
I used to use Cholula then I discovered Yucatan Sunshine.
I think it’s the carrots that sets it apart.
Tried it this morning, yes it's a level above the other stuff. Just enough heat (not much, but enough) and a bit better flavor.
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With 2.5 of us here and no extra freezer I don’t think it would be worth it. The only non-perishables I’d buy in bulk are paper products, and you can do ok waiting for the sales at stop and shop and stocking up then.
@jon-nyc said in This article on Costco kind of hit home.:
With 2.5 of us here and no extra freezer I don’t think it would be worth it. The only non-perishables I’d buy in bulk are paper products, and you can do ok waiting for the sales at stop and shop and stocking up then.
A freezer is your friend. Allows you to stock up on loss leaders or a place to store the MIL until disposal.
