Amazon Solimo Products

The clear liquid handsoap refill was really good. After trying for naught while grocery shopping on line, I decided to see what Amazon had to offer. An unfamiliar product name appeared called Solimo. The packaging and reviews looked good, so I ordered the large bottle. It was a great buy. So I ordered another one when it ran out - which doesn’t take long these days. We were also in need of other household products, so I searched the brand again and found that this is the Amazon generic name. The reviews for most of the products seemed quite positive, so rather than get them in the grocery store, it seemed cheaper to try the Solimo products. The order included a cleansing astringent, kitchen garbage bags, freezer gallon bags, and moisturizing hand sanitizer. The items all arrived in the signature packaging and hopefully will be as good as they look. So I went back on Amazon to see the array of products that are offered and may try several more as things begin to dwindle down. These might include shower body wash, shampoo, razors, toilet paper, dishwashing tablets, and a whole host of routine things. It is wonderfully convenient to have all these options since we never go inside the stores anymore. And for that were are grateful! 

Amazon Prime Deals for Staple Products

We had a Costco membership for the last year or two. But we found ourselves going there only a couple of times, and getting things we may not have needed. The quantities are huge for just two people, and the brands are limited. That’s one of the reasons we decided to go with Amazon Prime. A new Whole Foods store is opening soon just two blocks away, we love the videos, appreciate the short shipping time, took advantage of the cloud photo option, and frankly we use Amazon for a lot of other stuff. So after going grocery shopping these last couple of weekends, I’ve been keeping track of household things that we could order on Amazon. Aside from the bulk order of Charmin toilet paper at a significantly reduced cost, we ordered Brita water filters, dial body wash, Reynolds wrap, sensodyne toothpaste, Gillette razor blades, low dose and regular Bayer aspirin, fish oil capsules, secret deodorant, and calcium tablets using coupons on several things. So our strategy for future grocery shopping is to buy fruit and perishable items at Whole Foods after on our morning walk when the need arises; stock up on wine at the Total Wine store using the coupons they are always sending to us; and buy non perishable items and household staples through Amazon. We have never used the two hour delivery option for anything as we really don’t have a need for it, but it’s nice to know it’s available. It makes us wonder if we really need a car? That’s a whole other discussion. I just know we aren’t quite there - yet.