Dorothy

Get rid of the kids and use their empty bedrooms as storage. That's my plan anyway.

kezzabird

lol

moneypenny20

We had half a loft full of stuff when we came to leave. New owners got most of it, friends and family suddenly found themselves with more tins of tomatoes and loo rolls than they knew what to do with Don't have a loft here so I don't want Costco. Not prepared to kick the kids out yet either

Dorothy

We really only used our local one for stuff like coffee and flour and frozen stuff. We had a chest freezer before and we have one now, so I would probably just use it for the same things here.

And no, as much as I moan about my kids they're ok for now. Guess they can stay a little longer.

Chris N Lora

to give a perspective of Costco ... Last summer we bought some bamboo fencing it cost £20 ($50) quid from Costco from Homebase B&Q Wickes etc the cheapest we could find was £51($121) and that was Homebase saved us over 150 for the 5 bundle we brought of it.

you save loads on Electrical appliances_ example Samsung Tv we bought for £550 ($1330) came with 3 year warranty in our local electric store it was £900 (2150) and you had to pay an extra £200 for extended warranty.

they are much cheaper then the supermarkets and local butchers.

annqldau

Jolly good show that would be excellent...