βWe begin with a brand new home organization find: this couch console made from acacia wood at 19 bucks. It has dedicated spots for drinks, remotes, and even your phone, while the removable insert lifts out so the wooden base can even double as a serving tray.β
βAs another practical household essential, this brand new laundry hamper at 19 bucks is one of the most sizable options I think I've ever seen sold at Costco.β
βI was pleased to see one of my favorite cool-weather finds return, these heated beanies with built-in LEDs at $30. They're battery-powered, have four heat settings, and feature a convenient headlamp that's perfect for late-night dog walks or even camping.β
βFor point two we head to the kitchen starting with this five pack of silicone food trays that are now back at 20 bucks and priced at $2 less than last year.β
βFrom freezer prep to fall cooking, this brand new cast-iron bean pot is 30 bucks with a six-quart capacity ready for chili, soups, or stews, and its cauldron-like shape feels well-timed for the season.β
βWhen you're done brewing, the rest of your cooking can benefit from this 10-piece mixing bowl set at $28 that seems to be an updated design from last year.β
βFrom meal prep to something a little more snack-focused, this brand new five-quart popcorn popper from GreenPan is $48 with enough capacity for a movie night or an afternoon watching football.β
βFor something a little more refined, but ideal for any occasion, this two-pack of artisan serving boards at 19 bucks are made from mango wood and have a hand-crafted look that could make even a basic pile of cheese and crackers feel considerably more intentional.β
βPoint three kicks off with another impressive two pack. These ultrasonic humidifiers are back at 60 bucks with up to 30 hours of run time.β
βAlso ready for any room of your home and going viral online right now, this massage roller table bundle at 400 bucks is not for the faint of heart price-wise, but it offers targeted relief without the bulk of a full-size massage chair.β
βIt's hard to shift from a glorious upper body massage product to a metal toilet paper storage system, but at $20, this new solution is sleek with a matte black or brushed nickel finish and the capacity for up to three rolls.β
βFrom bathroom storage to something you can actually take with you, these Hunter Stowaway travel bags at 50 bucks are much fancier than your typical weekend tote with a shoe compartment, cross body strap, and water-resistant build.β
βThis HoMedics aroma diffuser has returned at $100 in an updated design with ambient lighting and two fragrances included.β
βPoint four starts with a favorite holiday treat I'm glad to see returning: this 18 pack of HΓ€agen-Dazs peppermint bark bars at 14 bucks.β
βIf you were not aware you could own three pounds of twisted churros for 14.69, that's now a reality thanks to this new offering ready for an air fryer or conventional oven with cinnamon sugar packets and a taste I thoroughly enjoyed.β
βAt $55, I decided against munching on this giant monster chocolate head with the included mallet from the trunk of my car as I was slightly concerned with how that might look.β
βDavid's Cookies happen to be one of my family's favorite brands, so I was excited to see them back at Costco with these butter pecan meltaways for 15 bucks.β
βReturning in a brand new form factor, this Lindt Advent calendar is back in this festive teddy bear shape for 20 bucks.β
βPoint five actually begins with a product I wouldn't buy, this two pack of rechargeable hand warmers that's back from last year at 30 bucks.β
βIf you'd rather keep your hands warm the old-fashioned way, these Chilly Grip winter work gloves are 14 bucks with four pairs included in each box.β
βFor anyone who needs a little more help fighting the cold, these heated gloves from Mobile Warming are back at 60 bucks, which is somehow $40 less than what Costco wanted for these last year.β
βFrom your hands to your toes, these heated socks from the same brand are 40 bucks for the pair with up to 22 hours of warmth and multiple heat settings.β
βWhile I wish someone would invent a heated snow sled, this 50-inch option at $20 will have to do in the meantime with space for up to two riders and a lightweight design that you can easily carry uphill when you're ready for your next thrill.β
βIf your sledding adventures tend to end with soaking wet boots, this shoe and boot dryer will certainly come in handy at $65. It even includes a deodorizing feature, making this product the kind of thing I'd happily leave by the front door all winter long.β
βBefore you officially retreat indoors for the season, this outdoor fire pit from the Tiki brand has returned at 270 bucks with a sleek, smokeless design, a 4-foot heat radius, and a cover included for when you're ready to call it a night.β
βI was pleased to see this highly padded outdoor chair back from Tommy Bahama at 70 bucks with a 500 lb weight capacity and built-in cup holder. It's easily one of the most comfortable outdoor chairs I've ever sat in.β
βFor point six we keep the cozy theme going with this Berkshire heated throw at 30 bucks sporting an updated control panel that packs more features than last year.β
βWhy stop at a throw when you can heat your entire mattress thanks to this new heated mattress pad from the Brookstone brand?β
βIf your sleep partner is not particularly cuddle-worthy, perhaps this two-pack of Sealy huggable pillows will do the trick at $20.β
βTo pair with your new pillows and also machine washable, this Pendleton home bed blanket at 33 bucks has returned with a mammoth 98 inches by 92 inches of coverage.β
βI initially thought this was some type of winter shawl, but it is in fact a faux fur mini rug priced at 19 bucks with an ultra-soft feel.β
βThere's no need for your pets to compromise when it comes to their comfort, which brings me to this new pet bed from Kirkland at 35 bucks with a tufted pillow top and skid-resistant base.β
βYou'll also find some excellent traction tied to these men's Dearfoams slippers at $16 with memory foam and a machine-washable build that works indoors or out.β
βAnd for a dollar less, these ones for women from the same brand offer the same practical features in a lighter beige or black color option.β
βThings get particularly delicious for point seven starting with this new hatch chile boneless pork shoulder at just 2.49 per pound.β
βFrom shoulder to short rib, this braised beef ravioli is 16 bucks with crispy breading wrapped around a tender beef filling and could work well as a game day appetizer or an easy addition to any gathering.β
βAs a lighter protein-packed find, this sliced roast turkey breast at 9.99 per pound is fully cooked and sandwich, pasta, or salad-ready with a citrus herb blend.β
βIt's been a while since I've enjoyed a good breakfast sandwich, so I wanted to flag these New York style sausage, egg, and cheese bagels from Red's at 17 bucks for a pack of eight.β
βWith an even higher level of heat and no bagel involved, these Jimmy Dean spicy breakfast biscuit sandwiches cost a dollar less for the same quantity.β
βI love the concept of these individually-packed Skinny Butcher chicken dippers at $10, although with only four nuggets per pack, I'm worried I would consume at least half the box to feel full.β
βIt never occurred to me that Wagyu beef could be well-priced, so these bacon-wrapped Wagyu skewers at 16.89 look intriguing.β
βSpeaking of convenience, this Kirkland-branded pot roast is ready in 5 minutes versus the day-long process you'd typically expect.β
βSeasoned with the well-known Kinder's rub you've likely seen sold at Costco before, this buttery steakhouse salmon pack is 20 bucks and includes six fillets.β
βAs a final food find that's ready for the fall, this Kirkland-made tomato basil soup is back at 10 bucks where you score two 32-ounce containers that are practically begging to be paired with a grilled cheese.β
βFor point eight, it's already Christmas according to Costco with the release of these brand new Christmas mugs now sold in a four pack at 15 bucks.β
βBefore anyone makes it inside for hot cocoa, these holiday doormats are back at $18 with memory foam backing and several festive designs to choose from.β
βBuilding upon that aesthetic, this 40 pack of holiday greeting cards at 15 bucks is a returning shopper favorite with a broad mix of holiday artwork and gold detailing on the envelopes that makes them look considerably fancier than the price would suggest.β
βIn a similar vein, this 125-piece gift tag set is $13 with a mix of traditional plus peel-and-stick options.β
βThese wooden holiday icons with LEDs at 28 bucks have some beautiful dimension and are battery-powered so you have the flexibility to put them on a mantle or shelf without struggling to hide the electrical cord.β
βWith a little more detail, this wooden village advent calendar is 35 bucks with 24 numbered slots to countdown to Christmas.β
βWe typically reserve wreaths for our front door, but I know my kids would love to hang these 30-inch pre-lit Disney ones on their bedroom doors. At 65 bucks I can assure you that's not happening, but they are lovely despite my surprise toward their price.β
βThis hand-painted Snoopy tree from Jim Shore is $65 and definitely feels more like a collectible than standard holiday decor.β
βNow that we've completed the Christmas round up, I should probably remind you Halloween is only a little more than a month away, so these five packs of mini pumpkins looked awesome at 6 bucks and could easily dress up an entryway table or fall centerpiece.β
βIf you need a larger pumpkin, these jumbo ones at 6.89 should do the trick...β
β...and if you're looking for something a little more colorful, these heirloom pumpkins are $7 and would display just as nicely for Halloween as they would over Thanksgiving.β
βFor my next point, and as further proof brands will go to great lengths to market their clothing, these men's Calvin Klein shirts at 13 bucks are marketed as liquid touch.β
βFrom Eddie Bauer, these fleece-lined pants at $25 are a wonderful way to add warmth without having to add layers.β
βTo potentially pair with those pants, these textured flannels at 17 bucks are a slightly more refined take on the classic fall shirt...β
βSince this truly is the season for plaid, this two pack of Nautica lounge pants at 20 bucks fits the bill...β
βWomen can enjoy a similar level of warmth in the form of these fleece joggers from Puma at $20.β
βSpeaking of brands, these Banana Republic ponte pants at $20 are more formal in appearance without compromising on comfort despite that polished look.β
βFrom the same brand and also ready for worker travel, these ladies cardigans are $20 and can be worn open, buttoned up, or layered over a shirt.β
βIf you need help with that layering, these fleece jackets from the 32Β° brand are extremely well priced at 12 bucks until September 27th.β
βWhile these are lightweight, it is worth noting these Fabletics full-zip jackets at 24 bucks might be more fashion forward with a more Lululemon-inspired facade that could tide you over until temperatures really drop.β
βAny of those jacket colors could pair well or match with these leggings from the same brand at 17 bucks with a high-waist design and side pockets.β
βFinally, I'm flagging the price of this women's Marmot coat at $210 as pretty outrageous by Costco standards.β
βPoint 10 celebrates Costco's top new clearance finds for this point of the month starting with this three pack of noodle hand towels at just 6.97.β
βAs one of the least expensive bed toppers I've ever seen, this Berkshire down alternative blanket is 9.97 in a variety of patterns, but unfortunately only available in a twin size option.β
βI recall indulging in these strawberry shortcake bites several months ago that are now apparently being liquidated at 5.97.β
βIf the back to school backpack from years past isn't holding up the way you intended, these Puma backpacks at 19.97 could be the upgrade you need...β
βSpeaking of travel, this essentials set from Baggallini at 34.97 is an expandable tote with a three-piece packing cube set so you can embark upon any adventure in a more organized fashion.β
βI was excited to see this Philips Sonicare toothbrush at 49.97 because this is the type of product I expect Amazon to flaunt over their October Prime Day that's launching in just a few weeks.β
βHave you ever dreamed of getting your dog their own llama? Well, that's now achievable at a clearance price of 9.97 as a durable oversized plush.β
βIf you admired the animated vampire butler at its original scary August price of 200 bucks, it's now 99.97 complete with a motion-sensor activation and light-up candelabra that you can show off inside or out.β
βEqually ready for your Halloween party, this Pioneer party speaker is now at a more modest $150 clearance price following its $200 debut.β
βAt the same cost as the speaker, this Dyson fan features that bladeless design that's superb for air circulation and maybe something you could enjoy after your central AC goes into hibernation.β
βOn the furniture front, this nightstand at 149.97 is elegant with two built-in USB ports in an off-white finish that would pair beautifully with this matching six-drawer dresser from the same brand at 400 bucks.β
β...with this matching six-drawer dresser from the same brand at 400 bucks.β
βOur bonus section begins with the grand return of this Cuisinart immersion blender at 40 bucks with a price that's $20 less than you'd find on Amazon, and that's when it's on sale.β
βAs another returning fan favorite, this Chefman digital kettle is back just in time for the cooler weather at $30.β
βThis brand new Artika wall accessory kit is 30 bucks with shelves and hooks that attach to wood slats without any drilling.β
βWhile it might feel early to be shopping for advent calendars for your pet, these collections typically sell out quickly at Costco, meaning this $40 Bark advent calendar comprising a mix of treats and toys could be worth grabbing if it's of interest.β
βOwala seems to be one of the most popular tumbler brands right now, so this two-pack from them at 35 bucks could be one of the better deals you'll come across this holiday season.β
βAs something a little more useful, especially with the colder months ahead, this Dreo whole-room heater at 65 bucks comes with three heat settings, 360Β° oscillation, plus tip-over and overheat protection.β
βSimilar to how I struggle to pronounce products when I do IKEA videos, this Thuja plant is available at $37 and look well-suited for landscaping or privacy.β
βAs a more recognizable name, this Baby Blue spruce is 40 bucks and could work well as a living outdoor Christmas tree and then become a permanent addition to your yard after the holiday season is over.β
βWhile we're on the topic of the garden, this Fanttik mini chainsaw has returned at 70 bucks and could make for a surprisingly fun gift idea.β
βThis heat and fireproof office safe is back at 300 bucks and is one of the more premium models I've seen sold at Costco over the years.β
βFinally, high on both nostalgia and price, this brand new Sonic the Hedgehog arcade machine at 600 bucks has four games included.β
