The Deal Guy Recap: 10 New Costco Finds and Clearance Deals for October 2026

The latest full video on The Deal Guy's official YouTube channel, "10 NEW Costco Deals You NEED To Buy RIGHT NOW! (October 2026)", was posted on October 21, 2026 and runs about 18 minutes. The host walks through what he calls the best new and newly discounted items he spotted at Costco warehouses this month. Despite the "10" in the title, it is really ten themed groups of products, and most of them include several items each: cold-weather and kitchen gear, car and garage items, bakery treats, wellness gadgets, bedding, ready-to-heat meals and sides, holiday decor, clothing and clearance finds, plus a bonus section of toys and games. That adds up to well over a hundred items, so this recap focuses on the standouts and the practical tips.

This is an independent summary written by GNOUP. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by The Deal Guy, his channel, Costco or any brand or store named in the video. Every price, discount and opinion below is as stated by the host, not verified by GNOUP. Deals change quickly: warehouse prices, stock and promotions vary by location and date, so prices and availability may have changed since the video was posted, and some items may already be sold out. Nothing here is financial, shopping or purchase advice, and nothing is a recommendation to buy anything. Please check current prices and return policies yourself and spend only what suits your own budget.

Deals at a glance

These are the items that stood out to us, with the price exactly as the host states it in the video (US dollars). We left out most of the rest; the video has many more.

Kitchen and cooking

• 5-in-1 Ninja Crispi (glass containers with lids): $125, which the host says is $35 off and the lowest price he has seen on this model.
• 8-quart pressure cooker (induction ready, dishwasher safe): $69.
• 9-quart digital air fryer with nine cooking presets and a viewing window: $60. The host says it is larger than the size usually seen from this brand.
• Set of six holiday bowls: under $10, which he calls one of the best hosting buys he has seen this month.
• 8-pack of kitchen towels: $15.

Cold weather, car and garage

• Two-pack of ceramic personal heaters: $40.
• Wearable blankets: $30, described as a returning favorite that sells quickly.
• 20-inch snow shovel: $20, back in a new color.
• Auto safety kit (57-piece first aid kit, booster cables, an inflator and other roadside basics in one case): $40.
• Portable air inflator with built-in flashlight and four preset modes: $30.
• Rolling garage stool (350 lb weight capacity): $50.
• Two-pack of MagSafe-compatible phone mounts: $30, with two USB-C cables and two car chargers.
• Slim backup-power unit for a refrigerator that slides behind or under the fridge (the host says it can keep a fridge running for up to 15 hours depending on the model): $630. He calls it a clever concept; it is the priciest item in this group.

Food and treats

• Apple pie sundae at the Costco food court: $2.99, a new dessert replacing the strawberry shortcake sundae that debuted in June.
• Six-pack of viral dessert cakes: $14.89. The host found them a touch too sweet.
• Premium ice creams in flavors such as Thai tea, black sesame and Vietnamese coffee: $16. The host says the one he tried (Vietnamese coffee) was spectacular.
• 10-count buttermilk biscuits: $7, which he calls a fantastic deal because they are huge.
• 20-pack of stuffed mini bagels: $12.89.
• Meatballs in marinara (40 oz, nine larger meatballs, beef and veal blend): $14.79.
• Beef ragu gnocchi at the deli: $6.99 per pound. Smoked pork mac and cheese: $4.99 per pound.

Home, bedding and apparel

• Six-piece Supima cotton sheet set (Kirkland Signature): $70 for a queen, $10 more for a king.
• Texture throw blanket: $14, machine washable.
• Shark Rocket Pro corded vacuum: $100, lightweight and, the host says, well suited to pet hair.
• Columbia fleece pullovers for women: $30. The host says finding that brand in a fleece at this price this time of year is uncommon.
• Women's Skechers winter boots: $30, which he says is $10 off, but only until October 25. That date has now passed.
• Two-pack of long-sleeve tees for men (Rugged Elements): $18.

Clearance finds (in this part of the video every price ends in .97)

• 54-quart storage box with gasket seal: $7.97.
• Cordless spin scrubber with eight removable brush heads: $29.97.
• 2300 PSI electric pressure washer with 25-foot hose and foam cannon: $99.97, which he calls a tremendous deal.
• 60-ounce Yankee candle: $19.97, which he says is 50% off its original list price (up to 150 hours of burn time).
• 15-pack of Olipop mini sodas: $9.97.
• Telescopic 2,000-lumen camp light: $19.97.
• Hardside luggage set (medium suitcase plus carry-on): $99.97.

Practical tips for shoppers

These are general ideas drawn from the video and common sense, not guarantees.

• Check the date first. The video is from October 21, and at least one deal in it expired on October 25. Always look for an end date on the shelf tag or in the warehouse's current coupon book or app before you plan a trip around an item.
• Look at the price ending. Every item in the video's clearance section is priced with a .97 ending. That is GNOUP's observation, not a claim made in the video, and store pricing practices can change, so use it only as a loose hint and rely on the sign and your receipt.
• Prices vary by warehouse and may differ online. Regional pricing, local stock and warehouse-only items are common. The video is a general roundup, so an item you see in it might not be at your closest warehouse.
• Compare before you buy. In a few cases the host compares with other retailers, for example noting that a beauty-device bundle can be cheaper elsewhere without the extra accessories, and that a vibration board and a mask set are cheaper than what he has seen on Amazon or Sephora. Those comparisons are his own, from his visit.
• Know the return policy and quantity. Bulk packs and seasonal decor can pile up fast. Make sure you will use what you buy, and keep your receipts.
• Buy seasonal decor with a plan. He suggests that some holiday items, such as a trio of nutcrackers, may end up on clearance later in the season, but this is his guess, not a promise.

Other things mentioned

• Holiday decor: candy cane pathway lights ($50), a 200-count mini LED string light pack ($30, which he says is $2 less than last year), hand-painted character ornaments ($30), a three-nutcracker set ($35), a snowy woodland centerpiece with lights and a rotating hillside ($130), and four-pack novelty holiday socks ($25).
• Bonus section: Costco-themed sweaters ($20), a five-foot-tall battleship game ($100), a football arcade game ($350), a tabletop arcade ($600), and oversized weighted plush toys ($20). The host says he is not sure who needs the giant battleship game.
• Heating and comfort: a fireplace console ($550), a patio heater ($300) and a flameless lantern with candle ($20).

Watch the video

10 NEW Costco Deals You NEED To Buy RIGHT NOW! (October 2026) on YouTube (official channel "The Deal Guy," @thedealguy, posted October 21, 2026, about 18 minutes)

Episode guide

The chapter times and titles below are from the chapter list YouTube shows for the video. The description has no timestamp list, so these chapters appear to be generated automatically; the examples after the colons are added by GNOUP. Each time opens the video at that point on YouTube.

• 00:00 Home essentials and treats: heaters, wearable blankets, the new apple pie sundae
• 00:27 Kitchen and cooking gear: air fryer, pressure cooker, Ninja Crispi
• 01:54 Garage, auto and winter items: stool, inflator, safety kit, snow gear
• 03:44 Bakery and dessert finds
• 04:34 Wellness and lifestyle gear: massagers, baskets, bags, bundles
• 06:31 Home comfort and bedding: fireplace, patio heater, vacuum, sheets, boots
• 08:11 Gourmet meals and side options
• 10:22 Holiday decor and plants
• 12:09 Apparel and loungewear
• 13:56 Clearance deals
• 15:43 Bonus items and toys

About this summary

This recap was prepared from the video's title, its description and chapter list on YouTube, and an automatically generated transcript. The transcript has no speaker labels or on-screen text, and automatic transcripts can garble brand names, product names and numbers, so some details may differ from what is shown in the video. We left out items where the transcript was unclear. We also left out the channel's own ad and affiliate links, the store circular link and any coupon or sponsor codes, and a few items that did not seem useful to most readers. GNOUP earns nothing from any store or product mentioned and has no connection to The Deal Guy, Costco or any brand. For the exact words, prices, product details and context, watch the video. This article is general information only. It is not financial or purchase advice, it does not recommend buying any product, and prices and availability may have changed since the video was posted.