Thursday, January 27, 2011
Lansinoh Milk Storage Bags
This is a good deal for Lansinoh Breastmilk Storage Bags, 25-Count Boxes (Pack of 3)
. If you are a member of Amazon Mom, you can use subscribe and save to get this 3 pack for $9.69. Just be sure to unsubscribe unless you want to continue being charged for and receiving the 3 pack.
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John Frieda Frizz Ease Shampoo
If you are in the South Eastern United States, you can go here for a free sample of John Frieda's Frizz Ease Shampoo.
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Free Sample Seventh Gen Dish Soap
Go here for a free sample of Seventh Generation Dish Soap.
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Groupon Frugalista Find today!
Thanks to all of the friends that let me know about this! If you head to Groupon today, you can get a $30 gift card for Bath & Body Works for $15 at Cincinnati, OH and Lexington, KY. There is high traffic volume right now, but try back in a bit if you are unable to log on. UPDATE: You can still make a purchase without logging on to groupon. You can even purchase using any groupon referral $ you might have.
If you're new to Groupon, or just want some Groupon tips, check out this post.
If you're new to Groupon, or just want some Groupon tips, check out this post.
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Pampers GTG points
Since I missed out on the first few months of gifts to grow points when my first little one was born, the Pampers GTG program is one of the first things I tell soon-to-be-mommies about! If you haven't signed up yet, please do and you can get on your way to earning rewards from codes posted on Frugalista Find and the stckers on the bags of Pampers diapers you find. It's very easy!
Here's a few GTG codes to get you started:
VMF776C7HMXXT4A - 42 points
GTGCOUPONPOINTS - 10 pts
newwipespackage - 10 pts
GTGWELCOME10PTS - 10 pts
CONGRATS2NEWMOM - 10 pts
2BEGINEARNING50 - 50 pts
PAMPERSGTG10PTS - 10 pts
10PTSFREECODE4U - 10 pts
PUNTOSPARAMI123 - 10 pts
PAMPERS4MOMSOND - 10 pts
GETSTARTEDNOW10 - 10 pts
CAREFORNEWBORNS - 10 pts
Here's a few GTG codes to get you started:
VMF776C7HMXXT4A - 42 points
GTGCOUPONPOINTS - 10 pts
newwipespackage - 10 pts
GTGWELCOME10PTS - 10 pts
CONGRATS2NEWMOM - 10 pts
2BEGINEARNING50 - 50 pts
PAMPERSGTG10PTS - 10 pts
10PTSFREECODE4U - 10 pts
PUNTOSPARAMI123 - 10 pts
PAMPERS4MOMSOND - 10 pts
GETSTARTEDNOW10 - 10 pts
CAREFORNEWBORNS - 10 pts
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Getting the Amazon Diaper Deals
Sometimes getting the most bang for your buck takes a bit of extra effort, but the pay off is worth it in this case if you're in the market for disposable diapers.
Here's the step by step process to get some amazing deals on diapers.
1. Sign up for Amazon Mom. Head to amazon
and type "amazon mom" into the search bar. Next to the pacifier icon will be a "Save with Amazon Mom" link. You'll go there to sign up.
2. Get your hands on an amazon.com diapers/wipes coupon or $10 coupon. Parents
magazine has had an amazon coupon in it for the last few months. The most recent issue had a $10 off coupon for anything bought in the baby department on amazon.com. Previous issues have contained 20% off coupons. BabyTalk magazine, which you can get for free here also has the $10 off coupon. You might be able to pick up a copy at a pediatrician or OBGYN office.
3. Search for your diaper of choice on amazon, whether that's Pampers, Huggies, or Luvs. Be sure to find the Amazon Prime logo under your product of choice to ensure you get FREE SHIPPING!
4. Choose the Subscribe and Save option to get 30% of the diaper and size of your choice- you will cancel this later.
5. Place your order and do not forget to put in your coupon code! Also, be sure to choose the free 2 day shipping your eligible for through Amazon Mom.
6. Click on your account link to unsubscribe from the diapers you purchased. If you don't, you'll be getting another package in a month, and will be automatically charged for them.
Please let me know if you have any questions and I will do my best to clarify the process. Also, if you do order diapers from amazon, and wouldn't mind using my amazon links on the upper right hand corner of the page, I get a small commission for the purchase... which I will probably use to buy more diapers! We've got a little one on the way and I'm already stocking up while I can use these amazing coupons and deals on amazon.
Here's the step by step process to get some amazing deals on diapers.
1. Sign up for Amazon Mom. Head to amazon
2. Get your hands on an amazon.com diapers/wipes coupon or $10 coupon. Parents
3. Search for your diaper of choice on amazon, whether that's Pampers, Huggies, or Luvs. Be sure to find the Amazon Prime logo under your product of choice to ensure you get FREE SHIPPING!
4. Choose the Subscribe and Save option to get 30% of the diaper and size of your choice- you will cancel this later.
5. Place your order and do not forget to put in your coupon code! Also, be sure to choose the free 2 day shipping your eligible for through Amazon Mom.
6. Click on your account link to unsubscribe from the diapers you purchased. If you don't, you'll be getting another package in a month, and will be automatically charged for them.
Please let me know if you have any questions and I will do my best to clarify the process. Also, if you do order diapers from amazon, and wouldn't mind using my amazon links on the upper right hand corner of the page, I get a small commission for the purchase... which I will probably use to buy more diapers! We've got a little one on the way and I'm already stocking up while I can use these amazing coupons and deals on amazon.
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KIND Fruit & Nut Bars - gluten free
For those of you who have gluten-free diets in your household, you can get KIND Fruit & Nut, Fruit & Nut Delight, All Natural, Gluten Free Bars (Pack of 12)
for as low as $11.13.
Sign up for Subscribe & Save for 15% off to bring price to $11.83
Use code KINDNYNY at checkout for additional 5% off to bring price to $11.13
If you're a member of Amazon Mom or Amazon Prime, you'll get free shipping, as well.
Sign up for Subscribe & Save for 15% off to bring price to $11.83
Use code KINDNYNY at checkout for additional 5% off to bring price to $11.13
If you're a member of Amazon Mom or Amazon Prime, you'll get free shipping, as well.
Free Dove Samples
You know how I love to stock up on free samples!! Here's a free sample of Dove Daily Treatment Conditioner.
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70% off Huggies diapers
If you're a Huggies fan, this one is for you. Hayneedle.com has select Huggies diapers on sale for 70% off when you use the code HAYBABY. I believe there is also free shipping. Let me know if you find out otherwise!
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Save up to $10 off Bausch and Lomb Products + Free Shipping
Head here and add at least $20 of Bausch and Lomb products to your cart. Apply code FBBL at checkout for 50% off (up to $10). If you spend at least $25 before the coupon code (or $15 after the code) you will also get free shipping. Thanks soap.com!
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Free Dental Care for Children in low-income families
The first Friday in February many dental offices around the U.S. will be providing free dental care for children of low-income families. Go here for more information.
Fre Ziploc Bags
Head here to get a free 15-count box of gallon size Ziploc® Brand Freezer Gallon Bags with the Smart Zip™ Seal. The first 2,500 eligible registrants will receive one box of Ziploc® Brand Freezer Gallon Bags with the Smart Zip™ Seal.
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Tuesday, January 11, 2011
McDonald's FREEBIE
You can only print this coupon TODAY (1.11.11) and you can only use it TOMORROW (1.12.11). Here's a coupon for a free fruit and maple oatmeal from McDonald's for the New York Tri-State Area. I printed oiut 3, one for each family member, because the coupon says one per person. http://www.mcdonaldsnytristate.com/coupon/twitter
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Friday, January 7, 2011
Couponing Tips
After a very successful trip to the grocery store this week, my husband did a little bragging on my coupon skills on Facebook. I've gotten a lot of questions about where I get my coupons from and I'm going to give you the long and the short answers in this post. There's no magic to it, I've just been through a lot of trial and error in the couponing world and figured out what works for me.
First, the most obvious answer for coupon location is the newspaper. We used to get the Sunday paper every week. Loved the coupons, but hated the mess it created when trying to forage through it all. If you've got a lot of space you can devote to couponing, or you have a high tolerance for paper clutter being strewn out on your dining table, go for it. I still get coupon inserts from a friend every once in a while once she's gone through them and picked out her favorites and use them when I can.
You can pick up a free paper on Sunday afternoons at your local Starbucks (or wherever people have coffee on Sundays). Most grad students and middle-aged men that read the newspaper are not dragging them home after they've enjoyed their Venti Caramel Macchiato, so they lovingly leave it on the table just for you coupon-addicts. Ask the barista or clerk if they mind you cleaning up the leftover newspapers off of the tables for them. I'm sure they won't mind.
If you've got any neighbors that get the paper, and if you're friendly enough with them, you can ask if they'd mind passing on their coupon inserts that they don't use. Just be sure to thank them and stop by with a free bag of coffee you scored.
As for me, I prefer to print out all of my coupons from various websites, and I'll outline that process to make it as simple as possible for you.
1. I start out at http://moneysavingmom.com/store_deals/store-deals-full-list and find the store at which I plan to do my shopping that week.
2. Click on that store link! This will take you to a brief list of coupon and sale "match-ups." A matchup is simply the biggest bang for your buck, and it what you will usually see listed on most of the sites.
3. At the bottom of that list, you will see a link that says "See the full list of deals at ShopRite this week here." Click on that link!
4. If this store is where you ALWAYS do your grocery shopping, bookmark that page so you don't have to go through moneysavingmom.com each time. (But be sure to frequent money saving mom for fun deals and great tips for managing money and time!)
5. Now that you've got the full list of "match-ups" for the circular week at your favorite store, you've gotten to the fun part. Remember, you do NOT have to buy everything that is on sale and has a coupon. Buying fruit snacks when you don't have a 6 year old or a bag of prunes when... well, when you don't need them is not saving you money.
6. Here's the break down of the standard match-up post :
First, the most obvious answer for coupon location is the newspaper. We used to get the Sunday paper every week. Loved the coupons, but hated the mess it created when trying to forage through it all. If you've got a lot of space you can devote to couponing, or you have a high tolerance for paper clutter being strewn out on your dining table, go for it. I still get coupon inserts from a friend every once in a while once she's gone through them and picked out her favorites and use them when I can.
You can pick up a free paper on Sunday afternoons at your local Starbucks (or wherever people have coffee on Sundays). Most grad students and middle-aged men that read the newspaper are not dragging them home after they've enjoyed their Venti Caramel Macchiato, so they lovingly leave it on the table just for you coupon-addicts. Ask the barista or clerk if they mind you cleaning up the leftover newspapers off of the tables for them. I'm sure they won't mind.
If you've got any neighbors that get the paper, and if you're friendly enough with them, you can ask if they'd mind passing on their coupon inserts that they don't use. Just be sure to thank them and stop by with a free bag of coffee you scored.
As for me, I prefer to print out all of my coupons from various websites, and I'll outline that process to make it as simple as possible for you.
1. I start out at http://moneysavingmom.com/store_deals/store-deals-full-list and find the store at which I plan to do my shopping that week.
2. Click on that store link! This will take you to a brief list of coupon and sale "match-ups." A matchup is simply the biggest bang for your buck, and it what you will usually see listed on most of the sites.
3. At the bottom of that list, you will see a link that says "See the full list of deals at ShopRite this week here." Click on that link!
4. If this store is where you ALWAYS do your grocery shopping, bookmark that page so you don't have to go through moneysavingmom.com each time. (But be sure to frequent money saving mom for fun deals and great tips for managing money and time!)
5. Now that you've got the full list of "match-ups" for the circular week at your favorite store, you've gotten to the fun part. Remember, you do NOT have to buy everything that is on sale and has a coupon. Buying fruit snacks when you don't have a 6 year old or a bag of prunes when... well, when you don't need them is not saving you money.
6. Here's the break down of the standard match-up post :
This is the name of the product and it's current sale price.
use $1/1 Maxwell House Coffee printable This is a link to a coupon that is for $1off of 1 Maxwell House Coffee
or use $1/1 Maxwell House Coffee or International Cafe (RP 11/14/10) This is showing you that there was a coupon in the Red Plum insert on 11/14/10 for $1 off of 1 Maxwell House Coffee
or use $0.75/1 Maxwell House International Cafe, exp. 12-31-10 (SS 10/10/10) This is showing you that there was a coupon in the Smart Source insert on 10/10/10 for $.75 off of 1 Maxwell House Coffee
or buy 2 and use $1/2 Maxwell House Coffee or International Cafe (RP 11/14/10)
or use $0.50/1 Maxwell House Coffee or International Cafe (RP 11/14/10)
or buy 2 and use $1/2 Maxwell House printable This is a link to another online coupon for $1 off of 2 containers of Maxwell House Coffee
as low as $0.99 each after coupon This is telling you the final price you will get if you use the highest dollar coupon when you purchase.
~This match-up is from livingrichwithcoupons.com.
7. When you click on the link of the online coupons, you will be redirected to a variety of sites. It might be coupons.com or a site specific to the product or brand of the product. If you are directed to a site such as coupons.com, sometimes the coupon you need will only be under certain zip codes. One is usually listed for you in the match-up.
8. You will often have to look for the coupon. It might not be on the first page of the site you've been directed to, but be patient and look from page to page. Remember the hundreds of dollars (seriously, hundreds) you can save a month with the time you are taking to find that coupon that will get you free pasta.
9. Have your printed connected and ready BEFORE you clock "print my coupons." Sometimes you only get one chance.
10. Usually the first time you print from a particular website, you will be prompted to download a "coupon printer" or the like. You have to down;pad this if you want coupons from that site, but use discretion. I have yet to download anything malicious from these sites, but be sure your anti-virus software is up to date and that you trust the site from which you're downloading.
11. Print and cut and cut and cut. Someone suggested getting ergonomically designed scissors for this process, and I agree that they are a must if you are diving full force into the coupon=clipping world.
12. Hit your back button and print again!! Some sites with single coupons allow you to hit the back button once or twice and print multiples of the coupon. But, don't worry, they'll let you know when you've reached your limit. For sites such as coupons.com, go back to the main page and check off and print your coupons again until you have the desired number or until you reached your print limit. You can use any additional computers at your disposal to get even more coupons if you so desire. Just be prepared to go through the same process when you get on the next computer.
I'm sure there are tidbits I've left out or questions you might have, so please PLEASE leave a comment and I will address your questions in this post or another, if applicable.
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Monday, December 13, 2010
5-Piece Quilt Sets, $14.99!!
Spruce up your guestroom -or the air mattress on your living room floor- with one of three 5-piece quilt sets for only $14.99. Get them shipped to your store for free!
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70% Mod Rocking Horse
Another Amazon Steal on today, this cool, modern Plan Toy Arabian Rocking Horse
for only $21! This is 70% off the original price, making it a Frugalista Find.
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Groupon Faves of the Day
If you're new to Groupon, or just want some Groupon tips, check out this post.
North Jersey: $10 for $20 worth of Baked Goods at Butterflake Bakery in Teanek. ALSO $20 for $40 Worth of Holiday Decorations, Plants, and Garden Accessories at Gro-Rite Greenhouse & Garden Center in Linkin Park and Belvidere.
Central Jersey: $30 for a One-Month Trial Membership at CAN DO Fitness ($99 Value) in Princeton, Edgewater, and Short Hills.
Nashville: $10 for $20 Worth of Classic American Eats and Drinks at 417 Union.
Louisville: $15 for $30 Worth of Sushi and Japanese Cuisine at Kobe Japanese Steakhouse in Jeffersonville.
Charlotte: $10 for $20 Worth of Burritos, Tacos, and More at El Vallarta
Columbia, SC: $35 for a One-Hour Massage at Divine Massage Therapy
NATIONAL: For many of these deals, look on the right hand side-bar to find them.
Calgary, Canada: $25 for $50 Worth of Current Fashions at American Apparel. Choose Between Two Options. This may only work in Canadian stores, but might work for American Apparel online store. Check the "comments" section to see if any details are posted.
Charleston: $1 for 3 DVD rentals from Redbox.
Philadelphia: $45 for a Six-Bottle Tasting Pack Shipped to Your Door from MyWinesDirect.com (Up to $90 Value).
North Jersey: $10 for $20 worth of Baked Goods at Butterflake Bakery in Teanek. ALSO $20 for $40 Worth of Holiday Decorations, Plants, and Garden Accessories at Gro-Rite Greenhouse & Garden Center in Linkin Park and Belvidere.
Central Jersey: $30 for a One-Month Trial Membership at CAN DO Fitness ($99 Value) in Princeton, Edgewater, and Short Hills.
Nashville: $10 for $20 Worth of Classic American Eats and Drinks at 417 Union.
Louisville: $15 for $30 Worth of Sushi and Japanese Cuisine at Kobe Japanese Steakhouse in Jeffersonville.
Charlotte: $10 for $20 Worth of Burritos, Tacos, and More at El Vallarta
Columbia, SC: $35 for a One-Hour Massage at Divine Massage Therapy
NATIONAL: For many of these deals, look on the right hand side-bar to find them.
Calgary, Canada: $25 for $50 Worth of Current Fashions at American Apparel. Choose Between Two Options. This may only work in Canadian stores, but might work for American Apparel online store. Check the "comments" section to see if any details are posted.
Charleston: $1 for 3 DVD rentals from Redbox.
Philadelphia: $45 for a Six-Bottle Tasting Pack Shipped to Your Door from MyWinesDirect.com (Up to $90 Value).
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3 for 1 calendar deal!
Here's a great deal from SnapFish!!
2011 is only weeks away, so let us help you get ready with this incredible deal! Create one of our bestselling 12" x 12" wall calendars and get two 12" x 12" calendars for FREE! Nope, we're not kidding – that's 3 calendars for the price of 1!
Just put three 12" x 12" calendars in your cart and use code MERRY1215 at checkout before 11:59 p.m. PST on December 14.
2011 is only weeks away, so let us help you get ready with this incredible deal! Create one of our bestselling 12" x 12" wall calendars and get two 12" x 12" calendars for FREE! Nope, we're not kidding – that's 3 calendars for the price of 1!
Just put three 12" x 12" calendars in your cart and use code MERRY1215 at checkout before 11:59 p.m. PST on December 14.
Kai-Lan Playset, CHEAP!
Have Kai-Lan fan in your house? We do! Toys R Us has a great one-day deal on this play set, only $8.74, down from $34.99!! TODAY ONLY!
Play Doh Deal!
If you're still in the midst of Christmas shopping, here's a great deal on Play-Doh School Bus Back-to-School 24pk
for only $7.49.
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