14 Random (But Useful) Costco Kirkland Deals Under $20 This Month

Savvy shoppers know that swapping brand names for generics is one of the easiest ways to save money at Costco. The warehouse club's Kirkland Signature line features bargains galore from across the store.

Whether you're stocking up on kitchen staples or looking for summer-ready beauty buys, our carefully curated list features our favorite under-$20 deals of the season.

Are you ready to start shopping? Here are 14 useful Kirkland finds that deserve a spot in your cart this June.

Editor's note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $9.99

Summer sun, chlorine, and salty sea water can do a number on your 'do.

Moisturize and nourish your hair without breaking the bank on pricey products. Compare $9.99 for the 33.8-ounce bulk buy to $38 for a nine-ounce bottle of Pureology Hydrate Conditioner at Sephora.

Price: $17.49

Your puppy (or senior cat) makes mistakes. Don't let your furry best friend's accidents ruin your carpet or wood floors.

This 100-count of thick, absorbent training pads is a value that pet parents can appreciate. Chewy sells the same quantity from Four Paws for over $40.

Price: $14.99

Prep for summer soirees and other events. Why spend the day washing utensils when you could enjoy time with family and friends? If you prefer disposables, this deal is a steal. We found the 390-count box of plasticware (180 forks, 120 spoons, and 60 knives) for $14.99 at a local Costco club.

Price: $14.99

Stock up on napkins before the summer party/picnic season starts. Get four 280-count packs (1,120 total) of the two-ply disposables for less than $15.

With an almost-five-star rating, shoppers praise this generic bulk buy. Costco customer Sharon raved, "Not only was the price good, but the napkins themselves were a good quality."

Price: $14.79

Make marinades, salad dressing, and more with this generic. No one will guess you used a store-brand balsamic instead of gourmet vinegar. The 33.8-ounce organic option is a money-saving deal. Whole Foods Market sells a smaller eight-ounce bottle from Kosterina for $13.99.

Price: $14.99

Get the grill ready for BBQ season, and snag Costco's 30-pound bag of briquettes for $14.99. The Home Depot charges $11.78 for 20 pounds of Kingsford "The Original." In a price-per-pound showdown, Kirkland wins at $0.50 versus $0.59.

Price: $13.99

Wash the day away without wasting water. Instead of overspending on expensive brand-name beauty buys, nab this 180-count box of Kirkland micellar facial cleaning wipes. The soft, thick, dermatologist-tested, double-sided cloths remove dirt, oil, and makeup.

How much can you save on this Costco private label line item? Clinique's single 50-count of the brand's Take the Day Off Micellar Cleansing Towelettes for Face & Eyes costs $22 online.

Price: $13.49

Beat allergies this summer and make your outdoor adventures more enjoyable. This generic version of Zyrtec provides 24-hour relief of sneezing, runny nose, itchy/watery eyes, scratchy throat, and itchy nose.

Snag a 365-count bottle for under $14 this month. In comparison, CVS sells a 30-pack of the name-brand for $22.99.

Price: $11.99

Are you looking for an inexpensive alternative to fresh fruit? Try this organic dried option. Sprinkle the bargain-priced blueberries over a refreshing bowl of vanilla ice cream, mix them with Greek yogurt, or blend them into a sweet smoothie.

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Price: $9.99

Get two 27-ounce bottles of Costco's generic citrus-scented body wash for under $12. The conditioning mangosteen, olive leaf, chamomile, and pomegranate cleanser is free of dyes, sulfates, parabens, phthalates, and synthetic fragrances.

Price: $9.99

No dairy? No problem. Save money on this generic pantry product. The 32-ounce containers of oat beverage are shelf-stable (refrigerate after opening) and have the same great taste you could get from a brand-name buy.

Score a six-count box (that's six quarts total) for $9.99. Target sells a single 32-ounce carton from Planet Oat for $2.59. At that price, you would pay more than $15 to get Costco's quantity.

Price: $11.49

Barebcues, picnics, and spicy summer meals can leave you with heartburn. This generic contains the same active ingredient as Pepcid AC. But instead of paying $16.99 for 25 (at CVS), you can get 250 of the generic Kirkland tablets for $11.49.

Price: $11.69

Make your clothes sparkle and shine without overpaying for pricey cleaning products. Kirkland's 11-pound, 328-washload box of the OxiClean dupe is a bargain for $11.60. A three-pound tub of the name-brand buy costs $9.29 at Target.

Price: $9.79

Kirkland's organic peanut butter packaging just got a makeover. But the creamy spread still tastes exactly the same. And that means you have a summer of tasty (and easy) lunches ahead of you.

From affordable OTC allergy meds to charcoal for your grill, keep your June shopping budget under control with these random (but still entirely useful) buys. Priced at $20 and under, our handpicked list of generics can help you to keep more cash in your wallet.

Kirkland Signature deals aren't the only ways to save. How can you spend less? Here are a few pro tips: Stick to non-perishable bulk buys, compare in-store prices to what you could pay online, and wait for special sales to score extra discounts on big-ticket items.