Any updates for this thread ? Things seems to be escalating a little lately. Ive noticed prices increasing on appliances still and limits on toilet paper already lol.
You guys think meat is going to start drying up again ?
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Any updates for this thread ? Things seems to be escalating a little lately. Ive noticed prices increasing on appliances still and limits on toilet paper already lol.
You guys think meat is going to start drying up again ?
I went to two different Costco locations two days in a row and neither had ANY paper towel or toilet paper.
Odd. I've seen plenty of both at Sam's Club and the commissary the past week.
The Costco by me has been out of TP each time I've went shopping for the last 3 weeks. Great TP shortage of 2020 take two.
We went to Costco on Wednesday and there was a mountain of TP and paper towels. One per customer, but weird how its dried up.
I'm going to miss Sams Club. Nearest one is over 100 miles away.
likewise. The costco here is ok, except it's the only large bulk buying place in the area. Even b4 cv19, there were never any parking spots open, till past 4 p.m.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gman
I have found there are delays and shortages on certain wheeling/overland type products. Seems like there’s a lot of outdoor recreation and prepping going on still, which is great as far as I’m concerned. Knowing there’s a heightened number of folks who are able to plan ahead and be prepared to be at least somewhat self sufficient for a while, is a good thing.
Safeway near me was low on flour and sugar, but it's hard to tell if it's pandemic related or if everyone is like me and ready to bake with the cooler weather. I made a sourdough starter a few weeks ago and followed the Good Eats recipe of keeping it going and now I'm ready to see how well it works. Most of his recipes do well with me, been a few that I question though. Paper products were low there and Costco, but I didn't see any signs that limit quantities at either place.
Think Costco is still limiting paper products to one per, regardless of sign. I tried to buy two toilet papers a month or so ago and was told I couldn't, even though there wasn't a sign.
People may already be loading up for holiday baking, as well. Costco in CoSpgs had zero TP on Saturday afternoon.Quote:
Originally Posted by JTP80
I went to the Eastside Longmont Walmart. My teenage son wanted some new underwear in size M. The briefs section was heavily raided, and the M size was essentially gone.
I would suspect a sourcing problem versus people crapping their pants, but what do I know.
Media is hyping baking goods and pasta shortages.
Do suppliers pay these outlets to drive demand?
Went to the same two Costco locations that told me they were getting TP on Friday. They are completely out.
King Soopers on 136th had plenty of tp and paper towels this morning.
I went to Safeway to get some. I'm used to buying the Costco size so had to buy about 4 Safeway sized packages and looked like a hoarder.
Did the same, Safeway even.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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my order from the mormon store is about a week out, for delivery. That and what we've usually kept on hand, will keep us for some time. Outside the 20k of primers i'm picking up, later this week.
Good to see the LDS store is back up again will have to call this week to see if they reopened their store front
yes it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by tactical_2012
I'm buying from their website providentliving.org. It's a bit more for on line buying, but easier then going to their store front. Their stores for me are almost a 2 hr drive, one way, open 2 days a week.
They restocked most items about 2 months ago, for on line sales.
FYI: they finally have powdered milk, in stock, or did last week.
Costco in Sheridan had an ok supply of Charmin today at lunchtime. I probably didn't really need more . . . but I bought one anyway. Sam's in Lone Tree has been pretty barren lately except for a few cases of some off-brand "POM" or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Both King Soopers near me have been pretty picked clean of TP the last couple weeks.
remember, the guy telling you something is coming is just trying to get you off his back. "sure, we have a truck coming tomorrow....."Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Plenty of paper products last night at the Flatirons Mall Walmart.
No rifle ammo in the locked case, but shotshells on the shelf. Of course, the total ammo in the case before being removed would fit in one or two hand baskets.
Costco at I70 and Wads had plenty of parper this morning about 10:30. There were probably six pallets of TP staged between the freezer cases, but I didn't even go further back to the normal sundries area to see how much more. Still limit of 1.
Sorry I didn't get this up sooner. Am at work.
That's the one that was out when I last posted.
At Wal-Mart this afternoon, I found a bottle of isopropyl alcohol. They've been out of stock for months.
It was a 1-gallon bottle. $39.97