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Yes, per the latest Costco Connection June magazine sale runs from June 3rd through June 16th in store and online.
Price in store and online should be the same for these.
Kirkland and Huggies are both made by Kimberly Clark which is why a lot of people say they're the same. They are indeed extremely similar. The main difference is the sizes don't match up one for one and the printing is different including the markings for where the Velcro goes
Some diaper batches are linty. About six months ago our Kirkland 2's were the lintiest I'd ever seen of any diaper. Then it just stopped.
Pampers are less linty IMO but they're very different than Kirk/huggies. They're scented, less floofy, and absorb differently. I don't think one is better than the other except on personal preference. IME pampers lead to fewer poop blowouts and Huggies/Kirkland lead to fewer pee leaks.
Just curious, but anyone else have issues with these diapers? Purchased NBs and Size 1s last time the sale was on for our son and noticed a lot of threading / materials would come loose from the diaper when he was wearing it. A bit problematic as they were sometimes found wrapped around sensitive parts. Anyone else have a similar experience?
We loaded up on Huggies last month with the sale, but would love to go back to Kirkland at this price...
My sister reported the same. I also stocked up on Huggies last month so we're good for the time being.
Aldi's diapers are ~$14.28 for 100 (size 3). Even cheaper than Costco. At the sale price, Costco is about .18 cent per diaper while Aldi is .014 cent per diaper. We have had little issue with Aldi diapers. They are even cheaper than Sam's Club price. This depends on if you have an Aldi close of course.
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We have a newborn on the way due by the end of the year, not sure if we should buy now to stock up?
Also what sizes should we get, do they typically grow out of them pretty fast? Not sure how long a box would typically last.
No they do not. Especailly if left in packaging. It varies on how your baby grows. We went through size 1 and 2 within about 6 months. Our baby has been on size 3 since about Oct 2023.
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not sure why there's a limit but it looks like you can place multiple orders
Nvm. it doesn't appear to be showing discount now after adding to cart again.
Wonder if it'll apply in store
We have a newborn on the way due by the end of the year, not sure if we should buy now to stock up?
Also what sizes should we get, do they typically grow out of them pretty fast? Not sure how long a box would typically last.
We used Kirkland Size 4 from when our first one stopped using them on our second one. Kirkland diapers don't expire IMO but we also had another store brand which didn't hold up well
Kirkland and Huggies are both made by Kimberly Clark which is why a lot of people say they're the same. They are indeed extremely similar. The main difference is the sizes don't match up one for one and the printing is different including the markings for where the Velcro goes
Some diaper batches are linty. About six months ago our Kirkland 2's were the lintiest I'd ever seen of any diaper. Then it just stopped.
Pampers are less linty IMO but they're very different than Kirk/huggies. They're scented, less floofy, and absorb differently. I don't think one is better than the other except on personal preference. IME pampers lead to fewer poop blowouts and Huggies/Kirkland lead to fewer pee leaks.
Was coming to say this very thing. The KC plant is near where I live and know a few that have worked/work there and they say the same. I've been told they're even made on the same line they just swap out the print in order to do exactly as you describe, not match up exactly so as to create that perceived difference in product but they're practically the same diaper in principle.
As for my wife and I, we're currently using Target's Up&Up from when they had one of their circle deals, $20 back from $100, and stocked up on a ton from that but we'll capitalize on this sale this week when we do our biweekly Costco run. Our 10-month old is on the very petite side and still in size 2's so that definitely helps the wallet right now but we'll prob go ahead and grab the next size up since she won't move out of those anytime soon.
Just curious, but anyone else have issues with these diapers? Purchased NBs and Size 1s last time the sale was on for our son and noticed a lot of threading / materials would come loose from the diaper when he was wearing it. A bit problematic as they were sometimes found wrapped around sensitive parts. Anyone else have a similar experience?
We loaded up on Huggies last month with the sale, but would love to go back to Kirkland at this price...
Same thing! But so many people love this brand.
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Price in store and online should be the same for these.
Some diaper batches are linty. About six months ago our Kirkland 2's were the lintiest I'd ever seen of any diaper. Then it just stopped.
Pampers are less linty IMO but they're very different than Kirk/huggies. They're scented, less floofy, and absorb differently. I don't think one is better than the other except on personal preference. IME pampers lead to fewer poop blowouts and Huggies/Kirkland lead to fewer pee leaks.
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We loaded up on Huggies last month with the sale, but would love to go back to Kirkland at this price...
We have a newborn on the way due by the end of the year, not sure if we should buy now to stock up?
Also what sizes should we get, do they typically grow out of them pretty fast? Not sure how long a box would typically last.
We have a newborn on the way due by the end of the year, not sure if we should buy now to stock up?
Also what sizes should we get, do they typically grow out of them pretty fast? Not sure how long a box would typically last.
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Others are saying that I can reorder tomorrow, any recommendations on quantities/size that will be needed for my new poop factory?
Nvm. it doesn't appear to be showing discount now after adding to cart again.
Wonder if it'll apply in store
We have a newborn on the way due by the end of the year, not sure if we should buy now to stock up?
Also what sizes should we get, do they typically grow out of them pretty fast? Not sure how long a box would typically last.
Some diaper batches are linty. About six months ago our Kirkland 2's were the lintiest I'd ever seen of any diaper. Then it just stopped.
Pampers are less linty IMO but they're very different than Kirk/huggies. They're scented, less floofy, and absorb differently. I don't think one is better than the other except on personal preference. IME pampers lead to fewer poop blowouts and Huggies/Kirkland lead to fewer pee leaks.
As for my wife and I, we're currently using Target's Up&Up from when they had one of their circle deals, $20 back from $100, and stocked up on a ton from that but we'll capitalize on this sale this week when we do our biweekly Costco run. Our 10-month old is on the very petite side and still in size 2's so that definitely helps the wallet right now but we'll prob go ahead and grab the next size up since she won't move out of those anytime soon.
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We loaded up on Huggies last month with the sale, but would love to go back to Kirkland at this price...
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