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Have a Costco membership? Read on for a list of products worth checking out.
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Many people shop at Costco for things like groceries and household essentials, like paper towels. But the reality is that Costco can be a great source for everything from furniture to apparel to kitchen gadgets. And the benefit of buying these items at Costco is that you might end up with a lower credit card tab than you’d see elsewhere. With that in mind, here are some May Costco deals worth checking out.
1. $500 off the Agio Portland 7-piece High Fire Outdoor Dining Set
Now that the weather is warming up and summer is approaching, many people are picturing themselves dining outdoors and enjoying more fresh air. If your patio furniture needs a refresh, you may want to turn to Costco. Right now, you can score $500 off of a seven-piece set that includes six cushioned chairs and a table with a built-in fire pit.
2. $5 off FILA Men’s and Women’s Trazoros Sneaker
Spring is a great season to be active. It’s no longer freezing cold (at least in many parts of the country), but it’s not too hot to go for a run. If you need to replace a pair of sneakers, you may want to look at this FILA pair seeing as how it’s discounted.
3. $5 off UV Skinz Kids’ 3-piece Swim Set
Although May isn’t quite beach season, we’re getting closer. If you have kids who enjoy the water, but you don’t want to find yourself constantly lathering sunscreen on them, then it pays to scoop up this three-piece swim set. It comes with board shorts, a rash guard, and a bucket hat for optimal coverage and sun protection.
4. $100 off a Weber Genesis II S-435 Gas Grill
Whether you’re aiming for the title of Neighborhood Grill Master or you simply enjoy barbecuing with family and friends, now’s a good time to replace an older grill with a newer model. And right now, you can score $100 in savings on this higher-end Weber gas grill. Not only does it come with a 10-year warranty, but it includes a side burner that’s perfect for veggies and a sear station so you can get those perfect grill marks on your meat.
5. $15 off the Titan Deep Freeze 60-Can High Performance Rolling Cooler
Whether you’re tailgating this summer, hitting the beach, or just trekking over to your neighbor’s place, you may want a means of transporting large quantities of beverages with ease, all while keeping them cold. This large-sized rolling cooler might do the trick. It’s leak-proof, easy to clean, and seamless to move around.
6. $30 off the Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream Maker
You could head to the local ice cream shop this spring or summer to get your fill of frozen treats. Or, you could make your own at home and put the money you’re not spending into your savings account for something special down the line. This ice cream maker is easy to use and comes with a recipe book to help newbies get started. It also includes three storage pints with lids so you’ll have a place to put your frozen concoctions.
When you shop at Costco, you get peace of mind. Costco is known for its excellent customer service and generous return policies, and that alone is a good reason to shop there. But if any of the above deals are exciting to you, you may want to move quickly — before those discounts cease to apply.
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