Price: Low To High Price: High To Low Alphabetical: A to Z Alphabetical: Z to ASign In or Create AccountBack to school time is here again. Whether home will be a dorm room or an apartment you will need some pieces to help set up your place. Brenda Nesbitt offers some ideas to make that space feel like your own home away from home. Eye candy: Beautifully cheerful, this Kate Spade New York candy stripe twin comforter set is sure to brighten anyone’s morning. Featuring colourful stripes of pink, red, blue, green, and grey on a white background brings together such a pretty look. This set comes with a twin size comforter and one standard pillow sham. Made from 100% cotton with 100% polyester fill it is machine washable. Look for it at Bed, Bath & Beyond 3777 Strandherd Dr. for $169.99 for the twin set. Full/queen and king sizes are also available plus check out the separately sold coordinating accessories as well. Space saver: The Bekvam kitchen cart is perfect to add some extra storage to a smaller scale kitchen.
Use it as a trendy microwave stand with some baskets for tea towels below or simply for more work space. It is made from solid wood that can be sanded and surface treated as needed. It measures 58cm long x 50cm wide x 85cm high. You can find it at Ikea 2685 Iris St. for $69.99. Hide your stuff: The Lacy sofa bed serves as a comfortable sofa or a convenient pull-out bed with storage space under the seat perfect for keeping bedding. It features a black faux leather covering with button-tufted backrest. The armrests are also removable for added flexibility. The sofa measures 217cm L x 88cm W and the bed size is 217cm L x 126cm W. Find it at JYSK 290 Hunt Club Rd. for $499.99. Sit on it: Two functions in one with the PS 2014 LED stool lamp. It acts as a cozy mood light and as a stool that you can sit on. It operates with a cord or four rechargeable batteries (AA 1.2V included). For indoor or outdoor use it measures 34 cm in diameter and 36cm in height. Look for it at Ikea 2685 Iris St. for $69.99.
Lap of luxury: No place for a desk no problem! You can always find room for this lap desk from Mega Home. Perfect for reading, studying or your laptop this lap desk features foldable legs for easy storage, a flip top to adjust your angle and a drawer to keep all your stuff in one spot. The dimensions are 57cm in width x 35cm in depth and 23cm in height. Look for it online at Wayfair.ca for $83.99. Laundry service: Add this stylish basket to your room to hide your dirty laundry. It comes in black or grey made from jute and has handles to make carrying easy to the nearest washing machine. It stands 55cm high x 42 cm in diameter. Find it at JYSK 290 Hunt Club Rd. for $24.99. Table for two: The compact size of this Spectrum 3 piece Pub table set would squeeze in nicely to a small dining area. It is modern looking with its round black MDF table top, chrome leg and matching airlift stools. The table is 61cm in diameter and stands 101cm in height. Look for it a Walmart.ca selling for $269.97.
No beans about it: What first apartment or dorm room would be complete without the Boscoman adult size corduroy beanbag chair? Ideal for many uses the beanbag chair is a classic piece — one that people will be fighting over to sit on. The polystyrene bead fill is dust-free and long lasting and has a polyester-cotton cover complete with side pocket for the remote control. It is 264 cm in circumference and you can find it at Walmart.ca for $109.Daycare furniture and nap cots at Daycare Furniture Direct. We offer a full line of Daycare cots, nap mats, sleeping cot, tables, toddler tables, chairs, cubbies, cribs, nap cots, quad stroller, book displays and coat lockers at discount prices. New Strollers, Car Seats, and Baby Gear | Best Products for Babies | 2016Product LaunchesDoona Infant Car Seat Stroller - Order Today - Free Shipping Doona Infant Car Seat Stroller - Order Today - Free Shipping How do you describe a Doona? It’s not quite a travel system, it’s not quite a stroller, and it’s a little bit of each.
The Doona is an infant car seatwith integrated wheels, enabling you to click your car seat out of your car, pop out the wheels, and stroll comfortably to your next destination. It’s a whole new kind of baby mobility! The Doona Infant Car Seat will accommodate even the tiniest infants, starting at 4 pounds, and will hold children weighing up to 35 pounds, or up to 32” long. The seat itself will weigh about 12 pounds, and will be certified for air travel, making traveling through the airport easier than ever: instead of checking your stroller and carrying your car seat onto the plane, you can simply roll it right on, fold the wheels away, and install it right in the airplane seat! Accessories for the DOONA INFANT CAR SEAT AND STROLLER will include a sunshade extension, a rain cover, wheel covers, a black essentials bag, snap-on storage, and extra bases. Be sure to check out our blog post about the Doona Infant Car Seat, too! UPDATE: We are accepting pre-orders now for the Doona Infant Car seat!
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As a result, I usually get to Costco about once every 3-6 months, and when I do, I acquire a hatchback-busting $400 load of groceries and any other necessities that happen to be available at unusually low prices at the time. A Costco membership costs $50 per year. And expanding a nearby errand does still add some extra driving to my trip – which would not otherwise be necessary since I get all my other groceries using a bike trailer. Am I fooling myself with this membership, or is it actually a good investment of my time and money? To find out, I have conducted a Top-Secret Multi-Store, Inter-City Investigation – just for you. I walked through endless aisles, took candid photos on my telephone, jotted down notes on scraps of paper, and then spent countless minutes typing all of the results into a spreadsheet to figure out The Real Deal.let’s go line by line through my latest Costco receipt, and compare the cost for equivalent food from my local Safeway. You can see all of my purchases, judge for yourself whether or not they are practical or silly, and at the end we’ll see how much I saved or wasted on the trip.
I’m calculating this for the first time as I write the blog posting, so my first reaction is Holy Shit! My Costco habit is even more useful than I had been assuming! Comparing the $401 Costco bill to a potential $690 Safeway bill means that I am saving 41% over the lowest prices I could find at Safeway – and this is over a huge swath of groceries. After subtracting the membership cost, I probably still save close to $1000 per year. All of these things are food that we actually eat, and use up completely, so there is no need to factor in waste. I’ve been buying basically the same staples for years. The exact list varies slightly, as some of my staples hadn’t run out yet and thus do not appear on this list, and some of the things I bought this week will still be around and not need replenishing when I return in December. Of course, Costco isn’t entirely comprised of great deals. You still have to watch yourself, and know how to spot good values and avoid poor ones.
There are always a few traps laid around the store. Some things are ridiculously overpriced (a 2-pack of 6 foot HDMI cables for your computer or TV for 38.99 – the correct value of a 6-foot HDMI cable is about $2.00, and there are dozens to choose from at Amazon. My computer monitor is getting the signal I’m seeing right now from one of those very cables – works perfectly). Other products are fairly priced, but stupid, like a stainless steel electric Turkey Fryer with carbon filter and digital temperature controls for $138.99. The hardware and tools section is very-well priced, although the selection is minimal. Last year I bought a FatMax rolling tool chest for my carpentry business – it costs $80 at Home Depot, but Costco had them at $30. I also noticed that the size of car battery that fits my car is available at Costco for $68. I just paid $102 for the same model at AutoZone. And still other products are tempting and well-priced, like a fancy digital weather station that measures wind and rain and connects to your computer and publishes your stats on the internet, for $80… but yet completely frivolous and unnecessary, because you can find out all the weather parameters you need by looking at the internet-reported values from your NEIGHBOR’s digital weather station.