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Here's the deals at Walgreens this week:
Right Guard/Dry Idea Deodorant
On sale for $2.99, get $2.00 RR
Use $1.00 coupon from 4/19 SS (hurry coupon expires 6/30/09)
Final price: FREE after coupon and RR
Aquafresh 6.4 oz Toothpaste
On sale for $1.99, get $1.00 RR
Use $1.00 coupon from 6/21 SS
Final price: FREE after coupon and RR
Off Clip-On Mosquito Protection
On sale for $9.99, get $3 RR
Use $2.00 coupon from 5/17 SS #2
Final price: $4.99 after coupon and RR
Have you gotten your coupons yet for some free chocolate? If not you can try again today!
It's FREE CHOCOLATE Friday again!! Be one of the first 250,000 people to go here after 9:00 am and sign up and you will get a coupon in the mail for a FREE single-size package of M&M's, Milky Way, Snickers, 3 Musketeers, Twix, or Dove.
*Limit one coupon per email address on Friday and four coupons per household for the entire promotion
Don't forget to use this $5/$25 Rite Aid coupon as a competitor coupon if your store will allow you.
French’s Classic Mustard – BOGO - $0.85
Use $1.00 coupon from 6/21 S
Final price: FREE + possible overage
Kraft BBQ sauce – BOGO - $0.70
Use $0.75 coupon from 6/14 S
Final price: FREE + possible overage
Lysol Disinfectant Trigger Spray Cleaner, various kinds – BOGO - $2.35
Use $2.00 coupon from 6/7 S
Final price: $0.35 each
Lawry’s 30 Minute Marinade – BOGO - $0.43
Use $1.00 coupon from 5/17 RP
Final price: $0.43 after coupon
Daisy Sour Cream, 16 oz. - $1.67
Use $1.00 coupon from 5/31 RP
Final price: $0.67 after coupon
Ragu Pasta Sauce – BOGO - $1.10
Use $0.60/2 coupon rom 5/17 RP
Final price: $0.80 after coupon
Betty Crocker Potatoes – BOGO - $0.80
Bird’s Eye Steamfresh Vegetables – 50% off - $0.90
Lipton Family Size Tea Bags – BOGO - $1.33
Use $0.75/2 coupon from 5/17 RP
Final price: $0.96 each after coupon
Breyer's Icecream – BOGO - $2.50
Use $0.75 coupon from 5/17 RP
Final price: $1.75 after coupons
Baking potatoes 5 lb bag - $2.49
To see the rest of this week's deals visit Fiddledeedee for her coupon matchups by clicking the links below.
Harris Teeter is having super double coupons starting today, June 24- June 30. What does that mean? They will double any coupon up to $1.98 face value!! and you can double 20 coupons per day. Wow! I wish I had a Harris Teeter near me - in fact we passed a few on vacation and I was wishing they were having triples or doubles so I could have at least done it once.
Get the full list of coupon match-ups over at The Deal Scoop!
Wow, I would have totally done this for our vacation that we are on now if I would have known about this a few weeks ago! So if you have a vacation or trip planned in the future - click above to get a free travel guide sent to you. As I said in my saving money on vacation post, a lot of these type books have coupons in them for local restaurants and attractions. You might even want to order one for your hometown!
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I posted about this deal here and here. But here are the details - get 4 bags of coffee for $9.95 (this has changed from $4.95 to $9.95, but still a good deal in my opinion for 4 full size bags of coffee) and free shipping!! This does enroll you in a coffee club that will send you shipments each month but you are not obligated to buy anything else. I received my coffee in about 10 days and cancelled the next day online - it was very easy! And my husband and I have really enjoyed the coffee! I will definitely be doing this deal again when I can.
The following is a guest post by Sharon Williams of Here's what I found.
I hate having stuff sitting around the house that I no longer need or want. What do I do with extra DVDs, CDs, Books, & Game system games? I post them on Swaptree. There are no points or credits to earn, no cost per transaction, no searching for matches. You simply post the titles of what you have, make a quick list of what you want and Swaptree does the rest.
Last week I posted a Star Wars Lego Gamecube game that we no longer wanted on swaptree. The next day I received an email saying I would receive Super Paper Mario Wii game in exchange. All I have to do is mail the Gamecube game (media mail rate costs less than $2.00) and I will go to my mailbox in about a week and get my new Wii game.
Here’s how it works:
Win -win for everyone! It's fun to think that we 'swap' stuff with people all over the country!
Ready to sign up and start swapping your unwanted media for something you really want? Click here!!
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Sharon Williams writes for Here's what I found and is a part-time working mother of 3 (ages 2, 4, 7). She loves to find deals and pass on the easy savings to others. Thank you for allowing me to share about a great way our family has found to enjoy movies, music and games without spending a lot of money.
Here is a great site that you can get lots of free samples, and even free coupons for restaurants, food, and lots of other stuff. Check it out today! I hadn't checked it in a while, but I did today and sent away for a free sample of Emeril seasoning a printed a restaurant coupons that we might use on vacation!
Neither one of our families vacationed regularly as we were growing up, but we have made it a goal in our marriage that we take some length of “vacation” each year. Some years it has been a long 4-day weekend in the summer and in the winter, but in the past 2 years we have been able to take a full week in the summer since my husband now has vacation time at his job. We have found that now with no kids that a vacation is such a benefit to our marriage – we enjoy almost feeling like newlyweds on our honeymoon again and come back with a stronger, renewed marriage. There is just something about getting away from the stress of everyday life – work, cleaning house, paying bills, and yes, even couponing and blogging -and being able to spend one-on-one time together that is so refreshing! But this post is not all about convincing you that taking a vacation is beneficial, but how to do it and do it with “Centsible Savings!”
Here are some tips to help you save money even while you are on vacation.
1. Save throughout the year for vacation. We do not just up and decide one day that we are going on vacation and book a hotel and spend money and come back with our credit cards maxed out. We save throughout the year. We put away a small amount ($50-100), each month if we can, specifically for vacation. That way when we book the hotel and have extra expenses like gas and food (which we do charge on a credit card just for convenience and safety factor) we have the money in the bank to pay it off when we get home.
2. Use a discount site to book your lodging. I am a big fan of the discount hotel and airfare sites. Here is a few I frequently check or use: Orbitz, Travelocity, Expedia, Hotels.com, Hotwire and Priceline (the last 2 require you to bid on a certain star rating, you can’t choose the actual hotel but you can get a great deal if the unknown doesn’t bother you). I have used them throughout the years to book hotels and flights and have had good experiences with them. In fact, in the past I have looked up a hotel or flight using one of the discount sites and then gone directly to the hotel or airline website and compared rates the discount site has been lower! These sights will sometimes offer last minute deals, “stay so many nights get a night free” deals, and offer savings when booking a flight and hotel together deals. Last summer when I booked our hotel in Myrtle Beach I used Travelocity and they offered a $50 gas card when you booked a trip with them. So a few weeks after returning from vacation we received a $50 prepaid visa gas card in the mail – in essence reducing our hotel cost by that amount of money.
3. Try one of those “Telemarketer Timeshare offers.” This is not for everyone but if you are willing to sit through a 90-minute presentation and it is with a reputable company try it! We did this for the first time this year. We received a call last fall and I got all the information and asked them to call me back so I could talk it over with my husband and research the company. For $149.00 we got 2 night/3days in Gatlinburg and 3 nights/4 days in Hilton Head. We also got 2 tickets to the sky lift, black bear habitat, and the Gatlinburg aquarium and a $25 check while in Gatlinburg; and while we are in Hilton Head next week we are supposed to receive a $50 restaurant gift certificate, a $50 check, 2 golf course packages, and a coupon book! So the “perks” alone that we received would total the $149, not even counting the hotel stays. We did have to listen to a sales pitch in Gatlinburg (and they always last longer than 90 minutes!) and we have to listen to another one in Hilton Head but it has been worth it for us this year.
4. Consider staying in a hotel, villa, condo or something that offers a kitchen and separate living area in the room and that has “extras” at the hotel. This year we are not doing this because of having to stay where the timeshare people put us up, but we have always done this in previous years. That way we can spend the evening in the hotel sitting on the couch just watching a movie if we want and not have to feel like we have to be out on the town spending money on some attraction. If you have kids, look for kid-friendly hotels with kiddie water parks and lots of things to do at the hotel. Our hotel we stayed at last year in Myrtle Beach had a water park, bowling alley, and about 9 swimming pools – very family friendly!
5. Plan to eat most or all breakfasts and lunches in the hotel and only eat out for dinner. Eating 3 meals a day for 7 days at restaurants can really add up! But planning ahead and bringing food along can easily be done if you have a kitchen where you stay. Or plan to stay in a hotel that has a good continental breakfast. We don’t have a kitchen this year, but we are still going to eat in our hotel room with just a small refrigerator and microwave. We will bring our toaster, a large and small cooler, paper products, and lots of food and drinks. We plan to eat maybe one breakfast and lunch out, and lunch on travel days out. Here is our “menu” for the week.
Breafast:
We then read through Psalm 23 and it meant more to me this time than all the other times had read through it. Here's the familiar passage:
"The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the LORD for ever.
I am so thankful that the Lord is MY Shepherd!! And that He will not leave me to feed in a brown, weedfilled pasture, but will lead me beside the still waters, supply my everyday needs, and will be with me every step of the way!
I hope this is an encouragement to you as well. If you are going through a tough time, you don't have do it alone. The Lord will be your shepherd and will provide for you if you only ask and let Him. Read more about how to develop this relationship with God here or email me.
So stay tuned... and I will be back in a week refreshed and ready to share some great deals with you!
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Staples has 2 great deals on paper after rebates this week.
I haven't posted lately about EasyBakeware. I have read that you are able to do this once a month so even if you have gotten a free pan in the past you will probably be able to get another one free. When you check out make sure to just pay the shipping and not select free shipping because free shipping will sign you up for a program that will bill you other fees.
I have been doing lots of yardwork today - mowing the grass, planting some much overdue vegetable plants, weeding and remulching the flower garden. I LOVE working in the yard and love it even more when I can use coupons to get a great deal for things for my yard. I have gotten some great coupons (and some good gardening tips too) from being a member of the Home Depot Garden Club. So sign up today to start getting your garden tips and savings today from Home Depot!
Have you joined the free Quiznos Q Club? When you do you can get access to print coupons, they will periodically email you coupons, and you can get a coupon for a free cookie on your birthday. Yummmy!!!
