Product Info
- Price:
- $9.97 - $12.97
- Original Price:
$16.99- Item #:
- 1075112
- Size/Qty:
- 30-pound capacity
Spotted a clearance-priced Taylor Digital Waterproof Kitchen Scale making the rounds at Costco warehouses. Item #1075112 is showing up with that telltale asterisk, so if you’ve been needing a reliable kitchen scale, now might be the time to grab one.
This is Taylor’s waterproof digital model with a 30-pound capacity, which puts it in that sweet spot for most home cooking and meal prep needs. The waterproof feature is actually a pretty big deal—it means you can rinse it off directly under the tap after weighing out sticky ingredients like honey or raw chicken, rather than carefully wiping it down with a damp cloth like you would with standard digital scales.
Taylor is a solid name in kitchen scales, known for accuracy and durability rather than being the bargain-basement option. A 30-pound capacity handles everything from precise baking measurements up to weighing larger cuts of meat or produce hauls. The waterproof construction typically adds $10-20 to the price tag compared to standard models, so depending on what you’d pay elsewhere, this clearance could represent genuine savings if you actually need the water-resistant feature.
Kitchen scales don’t really follow a seasonal pattern, so this is likely either a discontinued model (maybe Taylor released an updated version) or the warehouse overstocked and needs to clear shelf space. Either way, clearance kitchen gadgets tend to move quickly since they’re practical items that don’t take up much storage space at home. If your warehouse has stock today, don’t bank on it being there next week.
Key Features:- 30-pound maximum capacity for versatile kitchen use
- Waterproof design allows for easy cleaning under running water
- Digital display for precise measurements
- Taylor brand known for accuracy and reliability
- Suitable for baking, meal prep, portion control, and general cooking
- Compact design that won’t dominate counter space
- Easy-to-read digital readout eliminates guesswork
If you’ve been making do with measuring cups for things that really should be weighed, or your current scale gave up the ghost, this is a practical pickup. Do you use a kitchen scale regularly, or are you still in the “eyeball it” camp?