"So you got a Costco gift card as a holiday gift this year - lucky you! Known as Costco shop cards, these are a great way for non-Costco members to shop at the massively popular and exclusive retailer. Even if you've never been to Costco before, there are plenty of practical household essentials you should add to your cart to help you take advantage of this useful gift."
"However, there are a few caveats. For one, if you have a balance left to pay after you've used the shop card, you must pay it with cash or a debit card only - not credit. Additionally, non-members cannot reload the shop card, and shop cards cannot be used at the food court without a membership. Lastly, a manager always has to come by to approve the transaction when you're paying with a shop card - something to consider if you're in a rush."
"Now that you know everything there is to know about the coveted Costco shop card, here are six practical essentials you should buy. It's rare to find shampoo, soap, body wash, and toothpaste in a Costco size or quantity anywhere else. Avoid that annoying feeling of running out of shampoo (and adding water to make it last longer!) and instead stock up on these personal care products."
Costco Shop Cards can be used by non-members and members to shop at Costco locations in the U.S., Canada, Puerto Rico, and online at Costco.com, and may be applied toward memberships and merchandise. Any remaining balance after using a shop card must be paid with cash or a debit card; credit cards are not accepted for the difference. Non-members cannot reload shop cards and cannot use shop cards at the food court without a membership. A manager must approve shop-card transactions at checkout. Practical bulk purchases to consider include personal care items, trash bags, paper towels, microfiber towels, and laundry and dishwasher detergent.
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