Infinity X1 Solar Misting Fan with LED
βWe begin with a brand new outdoor find. This solar powered misting fan from Infinity at 50 bucks.β
βWe begin with a brand new outdoor find. This solar powered misting fan from Infinity at 50 bucks.β
βAs another high demand summer find at the same price as the fan, this backpack from Crocs is now available at 50 dollars and made from the same durable material as the brand's iconic footwear.β
βShifting to something a little more stylish, this brand new Hunter crossbody bag at 25 bucks look fantastic in two different colors with an adjustable strap and multiple pockets.β
βstarting with this 6-piece airtight food container set at 33 bucks that goes beyond your typical collection with a microwave ready valve and non-slip silicone base.β
βAs another handy kitchen essential, this trio of Pyrex measuring cups at 14 bucks is one of those staples almost every kitchen seems to have.β
βThis 4-pack of mixing bowls from the same brand are brand new at 17 bucks and clearly ready for baking season complete with pastel colored lids and multiple size options to handle just about anything you're mixing.β
βTo haul home everything required for your next baking project, this 3-pack of extra large totes at 20 dollars combines generous capacity with a durable washable construction, plus three distinctive designs that look far nicer than your average reusable bag.β
βPoint three begins with one of the nicer carry-ons I've seen at 90 bucks. This sleek new model from Swissgear features an expandable interior, reinforced corners, and 360-degree spinner wheels that should make navigating airports just a little bit easier.β
βFrom carrying your clothes to your child, these brand new baby strollers at 100 bucks are competitively priced for something this compact with a design that looks similar to the super popular ones from Bugaboo at a fraction of the cost.β
βAs much as I'd like to stray away from discussing Halloween in July, these Halloween themed pillows were selling quickly at 10 dollars and include options like a rather cute cat that happened to be a witch, or this more subtle pumpkin that you could easily enjoy throughout the fall.β
βThis 3-pack of wooden Halloween light up letters for 45 bucks spell the word boo, which is also what my wallet shouted when I saw the price. They do look nice in person, almost like a highly successful DIY project.β
βBut if you want to craft your own to save some cash, this heated crafting tool back from last year at 30 dollars is wireless and could easily do the trick with 60 glue sticks included to further strengthen the excellent price.β
βWith a look that closely resembles a Dyson, this high-speed hair dryer is brand new at 100 bucks from Laifen. It weighs less than a pound, comes with three magnetic attachments, and features an LED that changes colors depending upon the temperature.β
βPoint four begins with the answer to every cinnamon lover's dreams. These brand new twice baked cinnamon filled croissants at 10 bucks that are perfect with coffee and an improvement to their pistachio predecessor that debuted last month.β
βAs another potential coffee pairing, these cranberry orange muffins are also new at 7 bucks for a pack of eight and incorporate dried cranberry bits that tasted delicious.β
βThese crunchy candy grapes at 10.89 are essentially frozen grapes with a candy coating, and while the bag appears to promote a product you'd expect a child to gravitate toward, they were equally refreshing for an adult.β
βI've never heard of an ice cream cube before, so these 32 individually wrapped vanilla pieces for 15.29 immediately caught my attention. I apologize for handling this one like a barbarian, although the small size is ideal when you want a frozen treat without committing to a full serving.β
βI was able to fully commit to this brand new blueberry custard pie at 19 bucks, topped with fresh blueberries that I'd classify as perfect.β
βAs a longtime favorite for my kids, I was pleased to see the Melona ice bars back at 15.39 for a pack of 24.β
βFor point five, and as one of the best home security bundles I've ever seen, this Blink whole home security system is 160 dollars off and down to just 100 bucks.β
βTo keep a driveway or back porch illuminated, this 5000 lumen solar area light at 38 bucks is back at a dollar more than last year with a dusk-to-dawn sensor and level of brightness that's almost blinding in person.β
βI thought of my mom when I saw this 4-pack of luxury glass jar candles at 20 bucks, not only because she loves candles, but because the brand that makes them has the same name as her favorite hotel in Philadelphia.β
βSpeaking of hotels and luxury, this 2-pack of Hotel Grand pillows is 20 dollars with feather and down filling, plus medium to firm support for a more elevated night's sleep.β
βFrom the same brand, these 500 thread count down comforters are 110 dollars for a queen or 130 bucks for a king and bring that premium hotel feel into your own bedroom.β
βAlso ready for a king, this new 3-piece set from Avocado at 57 dollars includes one coverlet plus two matching shams. It's made with a 100% organic cotton build, which makes the price especially competitive for the brand.β
βFor point six, where good furniture deals are few and far between, this swivel chair at 400 bucks is excellent both in terms of price and appearance, with top grain leather and a wood pedestal base.β
βEven more stunning in appearance, this queen upholstered bed frame, new at 400 dollars, looks extremely elevated without the designer pricing. The neutral color would likely mean this could work in most bedrooms as a strong centerpiece.β
βAs a step up, this 6-piece modular sectional appears to be inspired by the now infamous and ridiculously expensive cloud couch from Restoration Hardware. For 2400 bucks, this is by no means cheap, but I imagine someone who has a family room big enough to accommodate such a piece of furniture already has a decently padded budget.β
βIn a textured diamond-like finish, this accent console at 550 dollars has a modular rustic design with many of the bells and whistles you might not expect based on its decorative appearance. It offers cable management, plenty of adjustable shelving, and soft-close hinges to seal the deal.β
βstarting with this chicken and grain protein bowl that's brand new from the Costco deli at 8.99 per pound.β
βAlso brand new, this Italian sausage and pasta sauce package at 5.49 per pound looked delicious, so I did happen to pick this up.β
βThis Tuscan roasted chicken from Chef Hak's is 14 dollars and looked especially promising with two fully cooked pouches and 23 grams of protein per serving for an easy weeknight meal.β
βThe Kevin's brand has shifted from its typical Indian and Asian recipes to one from Argentina. This chimichurri beef at 19.79 can apparently be made ready in just 5 minutes.β
βI'm a huge fan of beef bulgogi, so I was pleased to see this high quality USDA choice pre-marinated recipe return at 6.99 per pound.β
βFrom a brand called the Skinny Butcher, an attribute I don't necessarily look for in a butcher's eye visit, these grilled chicken patties in a 12 count will set you back 15 bucks and look fantastic.β
βIf for whatever reason you're planning a five star dinner or have a special occasion, these ultra premium crab cakes have arrived at the Costco deli at 21.99 per pound, and work out to around 7 dollars each for around four medium-sized options.β
βCheese blintzes seem to have disappeared from menus over the years, although I remember them being huge when I was a kid. So for 9 bucks, this savory find that teeters on dessert may clearly be ready for a comeback.β
βSpeaking of sweet, this 5 pound bag of sweet potato fries at 9.39 is air fryer ready as a companion piece for any burger or sandwich.β
βwhich is the same way I'd describe these Korean pickled cucumbers at 12 bucks that are essentially kimchi greatness pre-cut into sandwich ready slices in a jar that looks like it would certainly last you a while.β
βIf that doesn't pack enough punch, this salsa combo from the Del Real brand at 7 dollars definitely looks like the real deal with some definitive kick to complement some tortilla chips, tacos, or your next burrito bowl.β
βPoint eight is heavy on outdoor gear, starting with this ultralight camping cot back from last year at 60 bucks complete with a carry case and as something that could even double as a solution for any unexpected overnight guests.β
βFrom keeping your food chilled to helping your pet beat the heat, this cooling pet mat at 20 dollars is ideal for any furry companion joining you on the road or simply needing a safer place to relax during hot weather.β
βTo refresh your pets or anyone else in the family, this Shark misting fan is 100 dollars and feels like a far more elevated version of the one I showcased earlier with a design that can be used cordless or plugged in depending on where you need it.β
βReady for a backyard or beach, this wooden Tommy Bahama beach chair is now down to 40 dollars with comfortable armrests and even a side pocket for your phone.β
βThis beach skimboard is something I've never seen sold at Costco before. At 30 dollars, I was far too uncoordinated to use these as a kid, but if you live near any body of water with waves, this could be a fun grab.β
βThis kids e-scooter at 150 dollars qualifies as one of the most colorful models I've seen with LED lighting, an anti-slip deck, and a speed range of up to 9 miles per hour.β
βAs an alternative for teens and adults, this seated scooter is 350 bucks with a comfortable looking seat, built in rear basket, and a low step through frame for easier access.β
βThis replica official Wilson volleyball at 20 bucks is brand new and the type of fantastic quality you'd see from a higher end store. If you were to buy this at Dick's Sporting Goods, you'd be paying almost double the price.β
βWe have an entirely brand new point nine all tied to fashion, starting with these so-called dress tees for men from Kenneth Cole at 9.99.β
βIf you prefer something with a collar, these Kirkland polos at 16 dollars steal the show for dad wear this summer, at least according to what all of my kids' friends' dads seem to be wearing.β
βAt a time where another heatwave has impacted parts of the country, it feels odd mentioning these shirt jackets at 20 bucks from a brand that was dominant when I was in high school.β
βAs another piece of transitional clothing, these tech pants at 21 dollars are made from a 4-way stretch fabric with water resistance and UPF protection. Something I'm always surprised to see tied to a pair of pants that resembles khakis.β
βPerhaps more appropriate for our weather right now, these lounge shorts at 12 dollars mix comfort without compromising on style. Another testament of what happens to clothing when Kirkland gets involved.β
βOn that same note, as much as I'm not emotionally prepared for the summer to be over, these soft shell jackets are phenomenally priced at 20 bucks with a build quality that would easily cost you triple the price from a traditional retailer.β
βI'm not the type of person to spend much time on women's vests before August, but this 14 dollar price for something from the 32 Degrees brand needs to be seen as it's an excellent deal.β
βFrom the same brand, these denim skorts at 13 dollars include a variety of colors, ready for outdoor activities or even brunch.β
βThese elbow sleeve tops from the Mario Serrani brand at 13 dollars could likely work for both casual and work settings as an item I imagine you might be able to layer.β
βIf you'd prefer a full zip that's more fleece focused, this jacket option at 15 dollars and three color choices is clearly designed for a cool night with handy side pockets.β
βAs a final jacket find, this more robust option is 27 bucks in green or gray with a heavier construction that will prove useful once the weather starts to cool down.β
βBefore we get to the bonus section, point ten celebrates the top clearance finds at Costco, starting with these totes from Banana Republic at 14.97, which perplexed me as I don't ever recall these being sold at the regular price at my local store.β
βBeautiful for any season, this 16-piece dinnerware set at 29.97 is most certainly a steal with a handcrafted glaze and dishwasher safe design. It does not include drinkware, but provided you already own that...β
β...may I suggest this drink dispenser now at a crazy low price of 16.97. While I realize the discount is the result of most people associating this with the summer, I've used a similar unit during Thanksgiving and Christmas with major success.β
βI was slightly stunned to see that 4K dash cam that converts into a body cam down to only 79.97 for those ready to hold other people or drivers accountable.β
βAnd for those seeking peace of mind in the form of security lighting, this 3000 lumen solar security light at 14.97 is motion activated with a fast charging panel included to really sweeten the deal.β
βFrom intense lighting to heavy duty transport, this 9 cubic foot Gorilla dump cart at 179.97 can handle up to 1400 pounds, which is crazy for a poly bed of this size, ready to move dirt and countless other items based on its towing capabilities.β
βFrom transportation to storage, this 5-piece acacia storage bin set at 14.97 with non-slip feet equips you with essential organization for almost any room of your house.β
βThese Ben Sherman canvas shoes for men are 4.97, and I will admit my heart skipped a few beats when I saw these at this price.β
βOur bonus section begins with that returning new dessert I referenced earlier, these chocolate hazelnut filled madeleines at 10 dollars that are delicious and made in France.β
βI had modest expectations for these brand new triple berry popsicles at 9.29, but the blend of raspberry, blueberry, and blackcurrant was far more flavorful than I was expecting.β
βIf you or someone in your home likes these sparkling protein drinks, a 15-pack at 30 dollars has arrived with three flavors and could be right up your alley.β
βOn the pricey side but clearly more high-end than your typical assortment, this 8-pack of organic kitchen towels at 15 bucks appears to be textured, absorbent, and sporting some lovely patterns.β
βThis 2-pack of ELF power grip primers at 24 dollars is apparently an extremely popular product now sold in a standard and travel ready size. The larger tube on its own would cost you roughly the same price at Ulta, and that's when it's on sale.β
βSpeaking of beauty and from a brand that was synonymous with my teenage years, this Biore moisturizer trio is 30 dollars and apparently the number one SPF brand in Japan.β
βShifting over to Korea, this 2-pack of radiant facial serums at 34 dollars can apparently plump skin in just 4 weeks.β
βWhile my wife did purchase this glow barrier serum for 39 bucks that can apparently help improve uneven skin texture, I think she has gorgeous skin, but I'll let you know her review in a future video.β
βShaped exactly like a soda can in terms of what I could see through the package, this Tree Hut shave oil at 19 bucks includes vanilla and coco colada scents to protect and hydrate from nicks, cuts, and irritation.β
βAt an impressive 100 dollars off, this Dyson cooling fan is now down to 200 bucks for those still experiencing intense heat or humidity. I don't own one personally, but I've been in front of a number of them and they're superb at circulating air, as long as you're committed to paying for the design.β
βSpeaking of design, this 6-quart KitchenAid mixer is available in three new matte colors at 400 bucks, a particular benefit for the base which always appeared to show every fingerprint within its vicinity. However I am classifying this as a bonus as I do expect a price drop in the next month.β
βAnd finally, as one of the largest sticker assortments I've ever seen at Costco, this designer collection is now available at 10.69 and perfect for long car rides, DIY activities, or for us, potty training our 18 month old child. So please pray for our carpets and possibly our sanity.β