Invisible Glass Wipes .49 after rebate @ Target

There is a rebate going on through November 31st, that when you buy one Invisible Glass Wipes (car window cleaner) you can receive a $3 rebate. The rebate is only good for one per household :( but maybe you can get some friends to help you out! Here's the deal:

Target Invisible Glass Wipes - $3.49 everyday price
- $3 rebate
Final Price: .49 after rebate

Thanks Couponing to Disney

.47 Spic and Span @ Walmart & DG

Go to coupons.com and print off the coupons for $1/2 Spic and Span liquid, sprays or powder. There are a couple places you can score these cheap.

Walmart Spic and Span spray cleaner - .97 everyday price

- $1/2 printable coupon (zip 95492)

Final Price: .47 each

Dollar General Spic and Span spray cleaner - $1 each everyday price

- $1/2 printable coupon (zip 95492)

Final Price: .50 each

Thanks Krazy Coupon Lady

.79 Purina One Beyond Cat Food @ Publix

Here's a great deal on the Purina One Beyond cat food, and even if you don't have a cat but you have this coupon this is a great donation item for your local shelter. They are always in need of food, and appreciate every donation no matter the size! Here's the deal @ Publix.
Purina One Beyond Cat Food (1lb box) - $2.79
-$2/1 Purina One Beyond Cat Food August 21 SS
Final Price: .79 box

Thanks: Coupon Centsation

Herstyler Zebra print Flat Iron $35 Down From $300!!!

This is a great markdown on Amazon.com!! Here's your chance to get a professional style flatiron for your hair, and with such a snazzy design! Go here Herstyler Classic Zebra Hair Straightener- $35 down from $300!!! to order yours!!

Scrubbing Bubbles One Step Toilet Bowl Cleaning Kit $2.99 @ Walgreens 9/11

There's a new scrubbing bubbles coupon out on coupons.com, and starting on 9/11 Walgreens will be running a register reward on this product! Talk about good timing... well for us couponers that is;) So here's the deal

Buy 1 Scrubbing Bubbles One Step Toilet Bowl Cleaning Kit - $8.99
- $4/1 Scrubbing Bubbles One Step Toilet Bowl Cleaning Kit
Pay - $4.99
Receive $2 RR
Final Price: $2.99 After rebate

Shopping the Sales Get Your Groceries Without Coupons

A shopping trip to Dillons a few weeks ago reminded me of something I've been doing for quite awhile now and underestimated (or forgotten) how much this simple step was saving me money. That is I simply starting "shopping the sales". You may be wondering what that means! Well, it simply means that when my stores sale ad comes out every week I make my grocery list, and plan my meals around it. Instead of making my list, and if I was lucky one or two items were on sale that week; I go solely (well mostly) by that list. This may not save you 75% - 90% like using coupons, but it can still save you around 25% - 30%. Any savings at the grocery store translate to more food for the same cost, or the same amount of food with more money left over.
Let's say that you are the typical shopper, you make your list (probably the same thing it was last week), grab your money, and head to the store. Maybe one or two items on that list are on sale, but most you simply pay full price for. Then you walk out of the store mumbling about high prices. So let's try something different. You wait until your store circular comes out, see whats on sale for a good price, make your list, grab your money and shop. While you still think prices are high, you've manage to add another two or three bags to you trip! Example: pasta is normally 1.25 and it's on sale for $1, plus pasta sauce are on sale this week for .75 less than usual, so you go out and buy 7 of each. You've saved yourself $8.75, and hey that's the diapers you needed for the week. I don't suggest "stockpiling" with this approach, unless something is dirt cheap. There are two exceptions to this: meat and produce, so let's talk about that.
Here's a scenario: chicken breasts are normally $5 a package (yikes!) you notice that they're on sale for $3 this week. Decide how much you need for around three months, and freeze it when you get home. Meat is the one thing I've noticed that has sale cycles like clockwork. A sale cycle is how often something goes on sale for it's rock bottom price, like 3 months or weeks. In my area I've noticed that hamburger goes on sale at one store or another for $1.78 lb about once every month. That's .40lb less than I pay (at the cheapest) when it's not on sale. If I buy ten pounds that's $4 I saved on that items alone! The same principles apply to produce. Fruit and vegetables also tend to go on sale regularly within their season. Most can be frozen, made into freezer jam, and cut up to enjoy later when they aren't in season and twice as expensive.
One last thing to mention is that you will have to step outside your cooking comfort zone, and be willing to try new things. In this the internet is your best friend. There are tons of great sites that have millions of recipes; some even allow you to type in the ingredients, and it will pull up recipes that go with them!   
So how much can you really save doing this? Here is one last example for you: at the before mentioned trip, I gave my keys (with my loyalty card) to my hubbie to put our son in the truck during checkout. After realizing what I had done, I ran out to get them while the checker finished my order. Without my card being scanned none of the sale prices had been taken off, and I was a little surprised at the $170 total! Once my card was scanned though the price quickly dropped $40, and that was before coupons! I don't know about you, but $40 dollars is a lot in our budget tight house. 

$20 P&G Stockpile 9.1.11

Dillons is having a great P&G specific sale this week!! When you buy and 4 participating P&G items you get $4 off. So this list does not contain any food items, but cleaning supplies, health and beauty items and the rest are usually more expensive anyways! All items on this list are from the Buy 4 Get $4 off deal, so remember if you want to tweek the list a little to buy in multiples of four AND that all P&G coupons are "limit 4 like coupons per transaction".

Dillons

4 Dawn dish detergent - $1.99 sale
- .50/1 Dawn product doubles to $1
  Final Price: $3.96 for all four (.99 each)

4 Secret or Old Spice deodorants - .99 sale
- $1/2 Secret deodorant
Final Price: $1.96 for all four (.49 each)

4 Gillette Body Wash - $1.99 each
- $1/1 Gillette body wash
Final Price: $3.96 for all four (.99 each)

4 Febreeze air effects or set & refresh - $1.99
- $1/1 febreeze air effects
OR - $1/1 febreeze set & refresh
Final Price: $3.96 for all four (.99 each)

2 Aussie Shampoo + 2 Aussie conditioner - $1.99
- $1/1 Aussie shampoo or conditioner
Final Price: $3.96 for all four (.99 each) 

Grand Total: $17.90!!

The four shampoo and conditioners can you the same price as all of this if you pay full retail! What a wonderful deal. Hopefully they will run this sale for two weeks, as I've noticed that Dillons seems to do with these sales. I went entirely off of the ad, but you might want to take all your P&G coupons with you, because I'm sure there are more products on sale they did not include. All these coupons, except for the Aussie q, came from the P&G insert that came out last Sunday. Have a great day everyone, and happy bargain hunting.