Costco Mike

 Saw this at Sunnyvale Costco It comes in a nice gift box.

 Brewed by Deschutes Brewery in Bend OR.

 Unfortunately, it isn't in stock everywhere.  But you can potentially get it delivered via Costco online . Item   1025112 The bags are compostable, and so are the pods.

 I really like these because they're relatively light weight, easy to put together, holds up to 150 lbs per shelf, made in the USA, and very affordable.   These have been used outdoors for over a year. They pair well with other Greenmade products sold in Costco. I have personally custom made some dolly's to use for the garage so that I can make them mobile. They are just some 2x4s, screwed together and some wheels.  I chose to do a two Greenmade Shelf configuration.

These are by Sokusa - a Korean Brand.  $8.99. Item 1835253 They taste good, but are not as large and awesome as some Hawaiian Chips Shrimp Chips I got in May in Oahu. Still a decent enough substitute for us main landers.

 I found these dish cloths at my local Sunnyvale, CA Costco.  $8.99 for a set of 12 Swedish style dish cloths.  This is by and far way cheaper than the ones that I've seen by at least a factor of 4.  Note these are made in China, and not Sweden and Costco, as a policy, has a maximum 15% markup on their products in general. What are they? Swedish dishcloths, also known as Swedish sponge cloths or Swedish dish rags, are a type of eco-friendly cleaning cloth made from a combination of cellulose and cotton. They are highly absorbent, reusable, and biodegradable. These dishcloths are known for their ability to absorb up to 20 times their weight in liquid, making them an effective and sustainable alternative to traditional paper towels or sponges. The special feature of Swedish dishcloths lies in their durability and reusability. They can be washed in the dishwasher or washing machine and air-dried, making them a long-lasting and eco-friendly option for cleaning various surfaces in the k