Just a reminder to check your daily deals at a few websites.
Target Daily Deals
Disney Store's Deal of the Day
Walmart's Value of the Day
Disney's isn't doing it today, but they will start back on it tomorrow.
Do you know of any other site that has a daily deal?
Don't forget to go through an Online Rebate Progam!
Target:
Upromise 2%
CashBaq 2%-5%
Mr. Rebates 4%
Here are a few of my picks of Deals that can be found at Target this week from a list that was put together by Carrie @ Pocket Your Dollars.
Here are my picks of deals you can find at Walmart this week from a list that was put together by Bargain Briana.Betty Crocker Potatoes, $0.78
*$0.35/1 Betty Crocker Box or Pouch Potatoes, exp. 1-16-10 (SS 11/22/09)
*$0.35/1 Betty Crocker Box or Pouch Potatoes, exp. 1-9-10 (GM Everyday Saver 11/15/09)*$0.40/1 printable from SmartSource.com or Coupons.com
*$0.40/1 printable
*$1/1 printable IE or FF
Final Price: as low as FREE (depends on if your store will adjust down a coupon!)
Heinz Gravy 12 oz., $0.75
*$1/3 printable
Final Price: $0.41/each
Vanity Fair Napkins 100 ct., $1.97
*$1 off Vanity Fair Plates or Bowls AND Vanity Fair Dinner Napkins, exp. 12-31-09 (RP 11/8/09)
Final Price: $0.97/each
Pillsbury Pie Crust, $2.25
*$0.50/2 Pillsbury Refrigerated Pie Crust, exp. 2-6-10 (GM Everyday Saver 11/15/09)
*$0.50/2 Pillsbury Refrigerated Pie Crust, exp. 2-13-10 (SS 11/22/09)
*$0.50/2 printable from SmartSource.com or Coupons.com
Final Price: $1.75/each
Philadelphia Cream Cheese, $1.18
*$1/2 Kraft Philadelphia Cream Cheese, exp. 12-31-09 (RP 11/15/09)
Final Price: $0.68/each
Nestle Toll House Morsels, $1.78
*$0.50/1 Nestle Toll House Morsels, exp. 12-31-09 (RP 11/1/09)
*$1/1 printable
Final Price: as low as $0.78/each
Pillsbury Crescent Rolls or Sweet Rolls, $1.50
*$0.50/2 Pillsbury Crescent Dinner Rolls, exp. 12-5-09 (SS #1 9/13/09)
*$0.50/2 Pillsbury Crescent Dinner Rolls, exp. 12-26-09 (SS #2 10/4/09)
*$0.50/2 Pillsbury Crescent Dinner Rolls, exp. 1-16-10 (SS 10/25/09)
*$0.50/2 Pillsbury Crescent Dinner Rolls, exp. 1-30-10 (SS 11/8/09)
*$0.25/1 Pillsbury Crescent Dinner Rolls, exp. 2-6-10 (GM Everyday Saver 11/15/09)
*$0.50/2 Pillsbury Crescent Dinner Rolls, exp. 2-6-10 (GM Everyday Saver 11/15/09)
*$0.25/1 Pillsbury Crescent Dinner Rolls, exp. 2-13-10 (SS 11/22/09)
*$0.50/2 Pillsbury Crescent Dinner Rolls, exp. 2-13-10 (SS 11/22/09)
*$0.50/2 printable from SmartSource.com or Coupons.com
*$0.40/2 Pillsbury Refrigerated Sweet Rolls, exp. 2-6-10 (GM Everyday Saver 11/15/09)
*$0.40/2 Pillsbury Refrigerated Sweet Rolls, exp. 2-13-10 (SS 11/22/09)
*$0.40/2 Pillsbury Refrigerated Sweet Rolls or Grands! Sweet Rolls, exp. 1-9-10 (SS 10/18/09)
*$0.40/2 Pillsbury Sweet Rolls or Grands! Sweet R4olls, exp. 1-16-10 (SS 10/25/09)
*$0.50/2 Pillsbury Sweet Rolls or Grands! Sweet Rolls, exp. 12-5-09 (SS #1 9/13/09)
*$0.40/2 Pillsbury Sweet Rolls or Grands! Sweet Rolls, exp. 12-26-09 (SS #2 10/4/09)
*$0.40/2 Pillsbury Sweet Rolls or Grands! Sweet Rolls, exp. 1-30-10 (SS 11/8/09)
Final Price: as low as $1.25/each
Have you noticed any great deals at Walmart recently? Like a really great clearance and maybe a coupon to match with it?
Here's a few of my picks from Target this week from a list that was put together by Stretching a Buck. Make sure you check out Target's Price Matching and Coupon Policy. They have changed it once again this week.
Del Monte Canned Vegetables (14-15 oz) - $0.45/ea
Use $1/8 11/15 Red Plum insert
PLUS
Use $1/6 Target coupon here
Final Price = $0.20/ea when you buy 8
Campbell's Condensed Cream of Mushroom Soup (14 oz) - $0.49/ea
Use $0.25/4 in 11/8 Smart Source insert
Final Price = $0.43/ea when you buy 4
Betty Crocker Potatoes - $0.79/ea
Use $0.35/1 in 11/15 GM insert or 11/22 Smart Source insert or
Use $0.40/1 here
Final Price = $0.39-0.44/ea
Ritz Crackers (Snow Flake, 16 oz) - $2.79/ea
Use $1/1 in 11/8 Smart Source insert
PLUS
Use $1/1 Target coupon here
Final Price = $0.79/ea
GE Reveal Light Bulbs (select 4 pks) - $2/ea
Use $2/2 Target Coupons here (if it is still available)
PLUS
Use $1/2 here or in 10/4 Smart Source insert
Final Price = $0.50-1.50/ea when you buy 2
Huggies Diapers (super mega packs) - $16.99/ea
Use $3/1 Huggies Pure & Natural here or in 10/25 & 11/15 Smart Source inserts
Use $1/1 Huggies Diapers in 10/25 & 11/15 Smart Source inserts
Final Price = $13.99-15.99/ea
Pampers Diapers (super mega packs) - $16.99/ea
Use $1.50/1 in 11/1 P&G insert
Final Price = $15.49/ea
Santa Buddies Blu-Ray + DVD Combo Pack - $19.99/ea (released 11/24)
Use $10/1 here
Final Price = $9.99/ea
ONGOING DEALS:
Rayovac Batteries - $1/ea (in the Dollar Spot)
Use $1/1 in 10/18 Smart source insert
Final Price = FREE
Hormel Compleats - $1.89/ea
Use $2/1 in October All You magazine
Final Price = FREE
All Laundry Detergent (travel size) - $1/ea
Use $1/1 when you sign up here
Final Price = FREE
Tide Detergent (travel size) -$1/ea
Use $1/1 in 11/1 P&G insert
Final Price = FREE
Rolaids (3 pk) - $1.57/ea
Use $4/2 in 10/4 Red Plum insert
Final Price = FREE when you buy 2
Dove Deodorant (travel size) - $0.97/ea
Use $1/1 in 10/4 Red Plum insert
Final Price = FREE
Ronzoni Healthy Harvest Pasta - $1.19/ea
Use $1/2 here
Final Price = $0.69/ea when you buy 2
Hefty One Zip Bags (with travel size items) - $1/ea
Use $1/1 or $1/2 in 11/1 Red Plum insert
Final Price = FREE or $0.50/ea when you buy 2
Mr. Potato Head Spud Buds (Christmas) - $5.99/ea
Use $5/1 Spud Buds here
Final Price = $0.99/ea
Have you noticed any great deals at Target recently? Like really great clearances and maybe a coupon to match up with it.
Make these deals even sweeter by ordering through an Online Rebate Program and get cash back!
Plus get a $5 bonus for signing up with Cashbaq and Mr. Rebates!
I was trying to figure out what to blog about and decided that since I have a few new readers, I'll write about SwagBucks. SwagBucks is a great way to let you earn prizes and cash by searching the web. What you do anyway! All you do is sign up for SwagBucks, they give you 3 just for signing up. And when you are going to use a search engine to look for something online, you go through SwagBucks. The results are through Google and Ask. I know most people use Google anyway so why not get paid to search online? To make life easier, I've downloaded the toolbar and I just search from my toolbar. I earn about 3-4 bucks a day and if I buy $5 Amazon e-gift cards (which is probably the most popular prize), I average about $10 a month. They also have Target, Barnes & Noble, cash through PayPal and other gift cards and prizes. You can also earn bucks through SwagCodes. Sometimes you can find them through twitter, facebook, newsletters, blogs, swidgets or through the toolbar. When you find one, you copy and you go to their website and enter it in there. I know someone who was able to buy a laptop on Amazon by buying up Amazon e-gift cards with their bucks within a few months. It's really easy. Even if it takes you a while to accumulate bucks, you're really not doing anything extra for them, so why not do it? Sign up today to find out how easy it is to earn SwagBucks!
Updated Deals:
Del Monte Canned Vegetables (14-15 oz) - $0.45/ea Use $1/8 11/15 Red Plum insert PLUS Use $1/6 Target coupon here Final Price = $0.20/ea when you buy 8
Ocean Spray Juice Cocktail (64 oz) - $1.98/ea Use $1/1 Target coupon here (expires 11/17) orUse $1/2 Target coupon here Final Price = $0.98-1.48/ea
Pepperidge Farm Stuffing (14-16 oz bags) - $2.50/ea Use $1/2 here PLUS Use $0.50/1 Target coupon here Final Price = $1.50-2/ea
I looks like you can't get these through a coupon generator yet, and according to Stretching a Buck, now you can only print up two per coupon, per computer. I don't know if that will be the case when they show up on a generator.
Then my husband found a Dora DVD for my almost 3 year old for $2.50 and an Elmo thingy for $4.50. She loves Dora and even though it's an Easter DVD, she won't care. She also loves Elmo and this particular toy, one of her speech therapists in Louisiana had it and she loved it. Then we found the Peek a Blocks Hippo (I think that's what it's called) for $6 complete with blocks! It looks brand new too. So we got that for my son for Christmas.
So between the two stores I spent about $22 on everything! Not bad! I was looking for formal looking dresses for my girls, but they said once they are put out on the racks, they are pretty much gone. The next time I need clothes, I'm definitely going back.
6pm is having a pretty good sale on shoes this week.
There's a couple other sales going on this week too.
**If you order through Cashbaq you can get a 5% rebate paid through paypal. Plus you get $5 just for signing up.**
I was in EADFL 's chatroom and someone mentioned that Toys 'r Us is going to have the Leap Frog Alphabet Pal on sale for $10.49 Friday and Saturday only. If your Target will price match, take the ad into Target and use the $10 off Target coupon! Does any one know if they will accept a printed out version of the ad?
Zales is having a pretty good 24 hour sale right now. They have 24 items starting at $29. There is a good bit of stuff under $100 and there is even a good bit under $50. I wouldn't be posting this if I didn't like the jewelry under $50. Make sure you use code SPECIALDAY. 
Want to make this deal better?
My husband needs a haircut about every 3-4 weeks! It gets bad. It was getting way to expensive for him to get it cut every month. So at the beginning of the year we decided that I would start doing it. I think we had decided it long before that, but I was too scared. It took me a while to figure it out, but I'm pretty good at it now. It's not perfect, but I'm getting there. I've never done a child yet. My son is about 15 months old and he's just getting to the point where he needs a hair cut. I've been waiting until I can go get his pictures taken, but he keeps getting these horrible scratches on his face (Boys!). So sometime at the beginning of the year my husband finally bought clippers. He only paid about $15 for it at Walmart, so it paid for itself in one haircut! It came with complete instructions. I kind of do it differently, but hey, it comes out good anyway. They tell you to start from the bottom and work your way up, but I like doing it from the top and working my way down. Luckily I don't need to use scissors on my husband. He is fine with me using the one inch on top.
eHow's instructions:
Step 1
Find an easily cleaned location to cut a man's hair. If you're accessible to a patio or sidewalk, consider clipping the hair outside. If not, it's O.K. to clip inside but do so on a hard surface such as tile or wood floors.
Step 2
Protect the man's clothing by using a barbershop cape around his shoulders. Use a towel if you're not able to use a cape.
Step 3
Determine the style of cut and length the man wants. Attach the size adjustments to the clippers for different lengths. If he wants a clean cut to the scalp, you're not going to need to use an attachment.
Step 4
Begin on the side of the hair, and work the clippers straight up and back. Work in sections to achieve different length cuts by changing the attachment after you're finished in one section. If you're not using attachments and cutting one length, work slow and evenly in sections to maintain control over the clippers.
Step 5
Move to the back of the head and clip the hair straight up.
Step 6
Trim the base of the neck by using the clippers straight down. Clip to where the shirt collar would come to for an even, clean look.
Step 7
Remove the cape or towel and brush off excess hair.
***I tried to find a video on YouTube, but there are so many and I couldn't really find one that showed how to do it completely without scissors. But there are many videos, so if you want to do it, you can just search through YouTube and find on that you like.
