Tbh I didn’t even ask for options. I just walked in and asked for a battery and that was what I was given.

Welp... had to put this down at Costco yesterday even though it was on sale. It's my favourite pork jerky, but it is a product of USA, and I ain't gonna buy it again until Trump drops the tariffs.

https://west.cocowest1.ca/2025/03/GO...14_199962.jpeg

same here. I PUT THAT shit right down. I thought it's great but overall, the whole USA thing had us put down so much stuff.

What's a good alternative to Charmin TP?

https://www.costco.ca/kirkland-signa...000255774.html

hey! these kirkland swag sweatshirts are last chance!!!

nothing wrong with kirkland tp

Cashmere and Purex are made by Kruger. They have a plant -- which I believe is a TP plant -- right on Stewardson Way when you come off Queensborough.

Purex is kind of mid though.

Kirkland TP is also made in Canada.

I'm a fan of Cottonelle Ultra Clean but I gotta go to Superstore to get it. I'm giving Kirkland TP another try - I never had a problem with it but the wife found it too dusty.

Have you tried BKH Jerky? It's a local Singaporean (?) jerky shop on the corner of Kingsway x Fraser (my Vancouver geography is horrible). Absolutely delicious but not cheap.

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That's the problem right there -- it being not cheap LOL~

(And obviously I am cheap LOL~)

The Purex Ultraluxe is pretty close to the Charmin stuff they sell at Costco. But Costco only carries regular Purex which is less soft than Charmin.

For Ultraluxe you have to get it somewhere else. Amazon, walmart, Save on, etc. Wait for sales.

I find the Kirkland Brand toilet paper in Vancouver/Western Canada to be of better quality than that of Ontario. Evidently made by two very different suppliers!

^ GTA / TO Kirkland toilet paper is probably just a bit better than any two ply out there.

Yes, there's that too.

I just happened to drive by the Costco liquidation place on United Boulevard. As yray would say, it’s a lie and waste of time. I couldn’t find a single item I would call a good deal. Would get better prices from Costco when on sale. I saw lots of people like me looking around and walking out asap.

maybe i'm wiping my ass with BC grown trees Kappa

new Costco business centre opening up in Queensborough where the old Lowes is.

https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/cost...ation-approved

Traffic there is already a gong show. Now going to be even worse. It's about time a Business Centre opened up. Probably just get stuff you can't get at normal warehouses shipped, now that there's one close by.

do u need the business membership to shop there?

Not according to the article -- just your regular Costco membership will do. However, it seems like the goods this business center carries probably comes in too large a quantity for regular consumers to swallow, so it may not be all that suitable for regular consumers to shop there.

https://www.costco.ca/quickjack-7000...100757488.html

Anyone ever use these jacks? $400 off SeemsGood

FYI, last year when I bought something from a Business Centre and tried returning it at a regular Costco, they said I had to go back to the Business location to return it.

man, I would never trust something like that if it wasn't anchored into the floor

From RedFlagDeals suggest they are heavy and cumbersome to move around. Probably not worth it for a quick job and/or have limited garage space.

https://forums.redflagdeals.com/cost...e-650-2694913/