Don't forget to watch the August Video Values!
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Kinney Drug's Coupon Policy
Kinney Drug's official coupon policy:
Overview
We gladly accept the following types of coupons:
- Manufacturers' coupons
- For dollar/cents off
- Buy one, get one (BOGO)
- Must have "Manufacturer Coupon" printed on them
- Must have a valid remit address for the manufacturer
- Must have a valid expiration date
- Must have a scannable bar code
- May not be duplicated
- Internet Coupons
- Must be legible
- Must have "Manufacturers' Coupon" printed on them
- Must have a valid expiration date
- Must have a scannable barcode
- Buy one, get one (BOGO) with a specified price
- May not be duplicated
- Competitors Coupons ("Catalinas")
- Printed at our competitors' registers for dollar/cents off on a specific item
- Must have "Manufacturer Coupon" with specific item requirements printed on them
- Must have valid remit address for the manufacturer
- Must have a scannable barcode
- May not be duplicate
- Must have a valid expiration date
- Item purchased must be identical
- We reserve the right to limit purchase quantities
- We only accept one coupon per item
- There is no limit on the number of coupons per transaction
- Coupons must be presented at the time of purchase
- Must have an expiration date and be redeemed prior to the expiration date
- If the coupon value exceeds the selling price of the item the coupon will be redeemed for the selling price
- We don't accept coupons offering dollar/cents off entire purchase unless they are Kinney Coupons
- We don't accept coupons for FREE merchandise that are not Kinney coupons. Exceptions apply to legitimate Manufacturers' Coupons with the characteristics listed under Manufacturers' Coupons above
- We don't accept internet coupons for FREE merchandise
- We don't offer double or triple coupons
Friday, July 29, 2011
THE SUPER SALE IS WINDING DOWN
The SUPER SALE is winding down! Be sure and get your copy of the STRATEGIC SHOPPING e-book for ONLY $5.00!
Facebook Coupons
Looking for printable coupons online? Don't forget about Facebook!
I get some of my best coupons right on Facebook!
Come on over and 'like' my personal fb page and my fb fan page!
Be sure and check out my strategically thrifty friends too!
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Kinney Drug's and Value Card Rewards
I'm excited to see Kinney Drug's jumping on the register rewards bandwagon!
Slow, but sure, they are offering rewards for shopping at their store.
This week, they are offering a $3.00 ValueCard Rewards coupon when you purchase $10.00 or more in participating Kellogg's products.
These include:
Poptarts
Keebler's Club crackers
Sunshine's Cheez-it crackers
Raisin Bran
Frosted Flakes
Rice Krispies
Froot Loops
Mini Wheats
Special K
Keebler cookies
Austin crackers
Don't forget to use coupons. The $10.00 minimum is pre-coupon price!
Check out the back page of this week's Kinney Drug's flier for more information.
Welch's Grape Juice
My kids think Welch's grape juice is THE BEST, and I must agree!
Email Welch's and request some coupons.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
FREE INTENSE MILK
FREE INTENSE MILK COUPON
Valid at any Wilson Farms, Sugar Creek or Wilson Xpress locations through August 5th.
Arm and Hammer Laundry Detergent.
Price Chopper has Arm and Hammer Laundry Detergent 1/2 price this week!
Sunday's Smartsource insert had coupons for $1.00 off from two bottles of Arm and Hammer Laundry Detergent; making it $0.75 per bottle!
Monday, July 25, 2011
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Sunday's Special Guest Blogger
Here are some examples of how to do it:
T shirts
- I cut off the sleeves. If it is a long sleeve, I'll cut each sleeve in half. For dusting, I'd leave them as-is. If you are going to use them for small jobs, you might want to cut them in half again.
- When using a sleeve, be sure to use each side and turn inside out. Use each side like you do when cleaning with a sock rag.
- Next I cut the sides and shoulder seams open and then cut the neck band off.
- Last, I cut them into the size of squares or rectangles I want. This isn't rocket science. I just eyeball it. It's only a rag. If you ruin it you can toss it, so relax.
Towels
Don't cut towels. Terry cloth frays very badly so it is best to just leave these and use wash rags for small jobs and the towels for big ones.
Note from Tawra: I keep a stack of old towels in my car and in my emergency shelter. Then if we are in an accident or tornado, someone gets hurt and there is a lot of blood we can clean it up easier.
Cloth diapers and tea towels
Even though you can cut these, I usually don't. For example when I am washing windows, I use a corner to dry or shine and then move to another dry corner or the middle. By moving from one dry spot on the rag to the next, I can get a whole job done with one rag.
Pajamas
- Like the T shirts, I cut the sleeves first, long sleeves in half.
- Then cut side and shoulder seams.
- Cut off buttons to save.
- Cut the front band and collar off. Often the collar is big enough to save and use for a small wipe up job.
- Cut into squares or rectangles.
Relax, you're just working with rags. If I have a drawer full of rags that are too big for the job at hand, I grab a pair of scissors and cut one down to the size I need. It is not big deal and it doesn't have to be perfect.
Don't feel guilty about throwing away rags. I do it all the time and I do it guilt free. :) No wonder so many people are so stressed and uptight all the time. We can't even throw out a paper cup or use a piece of aluminum without being badgered or made to feel guilty. Rags are one thing you can throw out guilt free because, if you are like me, you have used it well in the form of clothing or linens and re-used it as a rag until it's pretty much worn out. Not only that, since I bought most of the things I wear used, my things have really been used by the time they hit the trash.
Jill Cooper and Tawra Kellam are frugal living experts and the authors of the Dining On A Dime Cookbook. Dining On A Dime will help you save money on groceries and get out of debt by cooking quick and simple homemade meals. For free tips & recipes visit http://www.LivingOnADime.com
When cutting a rag, you want to consider what you are going to use it for. For example, if I am going to use a rag as a dust rag I will cut it big enough so I can fold it in fourths and still have a 5-6 inch square (about). This way I can keep refolding as I dust which give me 8 sides to clean with instead of just 2. This is a good professional cleaner's tip on using any of your cleaning rags. Fold in fourths and keep refolding as you clean.
Cutting rags is great "watching TV" work and you can get the kids to do it too.
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