- What is inside the Housewarming Gift Basket?
- It includes a lemongrass cleaning kit, leather and wood coasters, gold spoons, Canadian honey, a hand-poured soy candle, a kitchen towel, dried mangoes, champagne popcorn, pistachios and tea.
- Is it a good closing gift for a realtor to give?
- Yes. The green and gold theme fits a new beginning, and the mix of practical and treat items suits a client who has just moved in. It arrives as a complete gift, so no extra pairing is needed.
- Can I give it for occasions other than a housewarming?
- Yes. The contents are general enough for weddings, new apartments, promotions or thank-you gifts. The new-home theme is strongest, though, so it lands best with someone who just moved.
- Does it include anything for the kitchen?
- It has gold spoons, a kitchen towel, coasters and Canadian honey, plus tea and snacks. That covers serving and small kitchen use rather than cookware or tools.
- How does it compare with a single-item gift basket?
- It spreads across cleaning, kitchen, home fragrance and food instead of focusing on one thing. That breadth suits a new homeowner, but there is no large centerpiece item.
- Is the candle reusable after the gift is opened?
- The hand-poured soy candle is a usable home item, and the coasters, spoons and towel also stay in the home. The food and tea are consumed, so the lasting items are the accessories.
- Where is the Housewarming Gift Basket cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $25.99, 59% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Housewarming Gift Basket?
- 15 stores we checked sell it, including The Home Depot, Amazon, eatin-good.com, Cheese Brothers, Lucy's Market.
