Showing posts with label savings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label savings. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Walmart and Walgreens Couponing Trip: Paid $3.16 for $64.68 of product
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That Freebie Place |
Total before coupons and sales: $64.68
Total out of pocket: $3.16
Here's the breakdown:
2 packs of Scott Naturals TP, regularly $2.68 each
-used 2 printable coupons for $1.50 off each. Paid $1.18 each
4 Oral B toothbrushes, regularly $1.97 each
-used 4 coupons for $1.50 off each, from the 5/1 P&G insert. Paid 47 cents each.
11 packs of 2 Bic razors, regularly 97 cents each
-used 11 coupons for $2 off each, from the 3/27 SmartSource insert. They paid me $1.03 per pack! This overage helped pay for my other purchases.
John Frieda Shampoo and Conditioner, regularly 5.97 each
-these were rolled back by Wal Mart to 4.97 each, then I used 2 coupons for $3 off each from the 5/1 SmartSource insert. Paid $1.97 each
Aquafresh Kids toothpaste, regularly $1.88
-used a $1 off printable coupon. Paid 88 cents
8 cans of Friskies cat food, regularly 50 cents each
-used 4 coupons from Recycle Bank, for 2 free cans each. All were totally free.
5 packs of 20 Bic razors, regularly 4.99 each
-these were marked down to $2.50 each at Walgreens. Used 5 of the $2 off bic coupon from the 3/27 SmartSource insert. Paid 50 cents per pack.
(Everything was from Wal Mart except the 5 big packs of Bic razors)
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Sunday, April 17, 2011
Another couponing trip, paid $13.39 for about $60 worth of stuff
$54 worth of Bath and Body Works lotion: $11 after coupons and sale
2 bottles of Spic and Span: $1 total after coupon
Gain dish soap: 39 cents after coupon and sale
3 bars of Zest: $1 after coupon
Before coupons and sales, this would have cost about $60!
Total amount paid for what you see here: $13.39
I'm NEVER paying full price for Bath and Body Works stuff again, lol! Between myself, my daughters, friends, and the many other women and girls in my family, it's great to have this little stockpile of nice lotions going on. They'll make great stocking stuffers, or a nice something extra to toss in with birthday gifts :-)
Today, my mom met a woman in a store that has cut her grocery bill down from about $400 a month to less than $100. Wouldn't that be wonderful? I think it will take a while to get the hang of couponing, and I certainly don't plan to take it to the extreme and spend 40 hours a week on it like some of the people on TV, lol! But whatever savings I can accomplish in a *reasonable* amount of time is a great thing.
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