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I can't think of a single thing I would buy at Target that I can't get elsewhere, it was just fairly convenient because they are all over the place, but I can and will stop going there. I just wish Costco wasn't always so packed.
Same. Costco is always packed and not as convenient to get to and way less fun to shop at.
We have been trying to do smaller, local and independent places as well but you still need the basics from somewhere
We just got a local reuse store. You bring your own bottles and fill them, all household necessities sold by weight. Hand soap, floor cleaner, vinegar, dish soap, etc. they have what you need to clean an entire house and an entire person. They also sell environmentally friendly/reusable brushes and stuff. Dish brushes, toilet brushes, toothbrushes, all with reusable parts and all biodegradable.
I am finding that once I filter out the impulse/season junk that Target is quite adept at convincing me to buy, I can probably get everything I actually need between Costco for staples and a lot of clothing, grocery stores for food, hardware stores for general home needs and basic housewares. Still, it is disappointing that Target has demonstrated that they are kind of shitty.