15 Random (But Useful) Under $20 Costco Kirkland Finds

How can you unlock the true value of your Costco membership? If you’re looking for the top ways to keep your monthly shopping budget in check, we can help. Along with bulk buys and in-store specials, Kirkland generics offer an easy way to save money on practical products.

From paper towels to multivitamins, this line includes everything you need plus some surprising items you’d never expect — and we’ve rounded up the most useful bargains for less than $20. These low prices will leave cash in your wallet and a smile on your face.

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

Price: $19.99

Cold and flu season is here. Stock up and save on this 12-pack of three-ply tissues. With 84 in each box, you’ll get 1,008 tissues for under $20. A single 60-count of Kleenex Ultra Soft costs $3.19 at CVS. You would spend over $38 to get 12 boxes — and you still get fewer tissues than Costco’s quantity.

Check your local Costco club for the best deal. We spotted the bulk buy for $15.99.

Price: $19.99

Clean your car, wash windows, or dust your home with this 36-pack of 16x16-inch microfiber cloths. Costco customer “The Rag Lady” raved about this buy, “These are the best rags…The rags are wonderful for mirrors and glass, shower doors, shower tile, furniture, ceramics, and pictures.”

Price: $16.99

Snag this four-pack for $16.99. The super-soft cotton tagless briefs are a steal compared to what you’ll pay for brand names. A three-count from Jockey sells for over $29 at Macy’s.

Price: $13.99

Prep for a party without breaking the bank. The 240-cup pack is a budget-friendly deal for under $14. And you might get a better in-store bargain. This bulk buy was only $11.99 at our neighborhood Costco club.

Compare Costco’s price for the generic to what you could pay for the brand name. A 72-count of Solo cups costs $8.99 at Target. You’ll pay over $29 at the big red bullseye retailer for the same 240-piece quantity.

Price: $9.79

Cut grease and remove odors almost instantly. Kirkland’s 90-ounce bottle of liquid dish soap is a bargain for under $10. BJ’s sells the same size container of Dawn for $11.99.

You could pay less than the already low members-only price. Costco advertises $9.79 online, but we found this store-brand at our nearest warehouse club for $7.99.

Price: $14.99

Stay warm and cozy in these Merino blend socks. For less than $15, you can get four pairs right now. A single pair of Bombas Men’s Merino Wool Blend Calf Socks costs $22 on the brand’s website.

Price: $10.99

Don’t let the cost of pain relievers give you a headache. Score a two-pack of ibuprofen for $10.99. Each bottle contains 500 of the generic 200 mg caplets. A 100-count of Motrin IB costs $12.49 at CVS.

Price: $6.99

Pass on pricey, brand-name sleep aids. Kirkland’s version contains doxylamine succinate — the same active ingredient in Unisom. You’ll get 192 of the generic for $6.99 from Costco, while Target sells a smaller 80-count pack of Unisom for $14.29.

Price: $18.99

Protect your hands from germs, or use these latex-free nitrile gloves to clean your home. This is a must-have bulk buy at $18.99 for two 200-count boxes (400 total). CVS sells a single box of 50 for $15.49.

Price: $19.99

These premoistened flushable wipes are gentle, fragrance-free, and contain skin-softening aloe and vitamin E. Keep them in the bathroom or pop a pack in your purse for on-the-go cleansing. Even though the web price of $19.99 is affordable, we found the 640-count box in a local Costco store for $14.99. At $0.02 per sheet, that’s a better deal than what you’ll pay for a brand name. Walgreens sells Cottonelle’s version for $0.07 a wipe.

Price: $19.89

Keep your house clean for less. Kirkland’s premium paper towels are an under-$20 deal you won’t find at other stores. Get 12 of the individually wrapped two-ply 160-sheet rolls for $19.89. Twelve 135-sheet rolls of Bounty’s brand-name paper towels cost over $33 at Target.

Price: $16.39

Potty train your puppy without wasting money on pricey pads. This absorbent item protects your floors and reduces smelly messes. The 100-count of 23x30-inch dog pads is less than $17 at Costo. A one-time purchase of the same size and quantity from Chewy’s Frisco brand is more than $23.

Price: $16.79

Wrap leftovers for weeks or months using this 3,000-square-foot pack of plastic wrap. Target sells Glad’s Cling Wrap for $4.49. But you’ll only get 300 square feet. You’ll need 10 rolls (totaling more than $44) to equal the Kirkland brand quantity.

Price: $19.99

Skip synthetics and stock up on these cost-saving non-GMO USDA organic multis. An 80-day supply of the artificial color-, flavor-, and preservative-free vitamins is only $19.99 at the warehouse club. Garden of Life’s Organic Women’s Once Daily Tablets cost over $33.

Price: $13.99

Moisturize dry, sensitive skin with this hydrating body bar. Kirkland’s 15-count pack of soap is a fan favorite. Cosco shopper Jackie praised this pick, “Great ingredients and feels great on the skin…Best part is the price for the quality and amount that you get. Better than Dove! Love it!”

Before you buy brand names, look for comparable generics. Whether you're shopping for inexpensive OTC medications, dishwashing detergent, or cozy wool socks, you can save money by shopping the Kikrland line of products. And bonus, many of these seriously useful buys are under $20.

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