I was remiss yesterday in posting our great Amazon deals for March. I see much to share this morning, so I will get to it. Of course, I always start with FREE. Free books, free music, what is better than free?
I'll start with the Kindle bestsellers. The free bestsellers are in the list on the right, but if you also look on the left, you'll see many books for under $5. Did you know you don't even have to have a Kindle in order to read these free books? Amazon has reader apps for many different types of devices. You can download that HERE--free.
Here are a few of my favorites, but there's the top 100 list above, and many more freebies to be had. There are many more of the "Circle of Friends" cookbooks than the few I posted. It looks like a great time to download recipes for free.
On to the free music... You can start here on the bestsellers list. The top 100 free downloads are in the list on the right. Some are singles, and some are entire albums. Here are some of my favorites:
And not free, but here are the 100 $5 album downloads for March. There are a lot of good albums on the list, so check that out as well. Enjoy! I'll be back with March magazine deals soon. There are some good ones!
March 2, 2011
February 28, 2011
More Kmart Deals!
I finally got through the rest of the ads--if you didn't see what I added to the previous post since this morning, go back and check. The Kmart ad made mention of the $4.99 clearance that I posted about on Sunday, but they are also doubling coupons (up to $2).
They also have a promotion where if you spend $35 on P&G products, you will get a $10 coupon.
This could really maximize your savings when you use all the awesome coupons from the Brand Saver that came out on Sunday. I haven't crunched all the numbers, but I still think the Target deal with $5 gift card for every two products still works out better than this. It will depend on the actual prices of the products that you buy.
If you only have one store or the other, or if one is more convenient, I do think both are worth the visit.
I just looked up a Kmart coupon matchup because I'm not a regular Kmart shopper, so you can see their scenarios at this link. Love the tagline in her blog, "Find another checkout lane, honey." I felt like I needed that disclaimer every time I went to Target last week.
They also have a promotion where if you spend $35 on P&G products, you will get a $10 coupon.
This could really maximize your savings when you use all the awesome coupons from the Brand Saver that came out on Sunday. I haven't crunched all the numbers, but I still think the Target deal with $5 gift card for every two products still works out better than this. It will depend on the actual prices of the products that you buy.
If you only have one store or the other, or if one is more convenient, I do think both are worth the visit.
I just looked up a Kmart coupon matchup because I'm not a regular Kmart shopper, so you can see their scenarios at this link. Love the tagline in her blog, "Find another checkout lane, honey." I felt like I needed that disclaimer every time I went to Target last week.
FREE This Week 2/28-3/6
Here's our Monday morning bright spot. What can you get free this week? Remember to check out some of the other great bloggers who do coupon matchups for a full list. I'm just rounding up the freebies.
Menards
- FREE pancakes at IHOP, March 1 (tomorrow) only. Get a free short stack when you make a donation to the Children's Miracle Network.
- 50 count Applied Nutrition Anti-aging, $10 with $10 register rewards=FREE.
- Baby Magic body wash or lotion, $3 with $3 register rewards=FREE
- Colgate toothpaste (Total gum defense or total advanced) $2.99 with $3 register reward=FREE. There are a lot of coupons out to get money back.
- Aquaphor Lip Repair, $4.99 with $4 register rewards, $1 coupon=FREE
- Naso-Gel drip-free gel spray, $4.99 with $5 register rewards=FREE
- Motrin IB pain relief, $3 with $3 register rewards=FREE. Use a coupon, get paid to take it away.
- Excedrin, use the Target printable for $3 off and this internet printable for $1.
- Many from last week will still work, though the sale price might not be still available. They should still be very inexpensive if not totally free. Here are the ones from the last post:
- Electrasol Tabs! $2.50 each, use $1.50 Target printable coupon and $1 coupon from the Sunday circular or this printable.
- Dentyne Gum 3 pack. $1.79 each, use 75 cent Target printable coupon and $1 coupon from the Sunday circular. OK, they're 4 cents, but close enough!
- Wolfgang Puck soups. $1.99 each, use $1 Target printable coupon and this manufacturer's printable.
- Up & Up brand 24 pack ibuprofen tablets, 99 cents, use $1 Target printable coupon.
Menards
- Safety glasses, $2 with a $2 rebate, limit 4 per household.
- Mini stackable storage bin, 50 cents with a 50 cent rebate, limit 8 per household.
- Subfloor Adhesive, $4 with a $4 rebate, limit 12 per household.
- 25 pack 9x11 sandpaper, $4 with a $4 rebate, limit 2 per household.
- Most of the freebies from Menards that I posted last week are still available this week because that was a 2 week ad, so add them to your list if you missed last week. I'm listing them again, but you won't be able to do them again if you already have.
- Reusable shopping bags, 98 cents each, 98 cent rebate, 10 allowed per household.
- Vinyl Mini Blinds 23x42, $2 each, $2 rebate, 2 allowed per household.
- Gripstic 3 pack, $2 each, $2 rebate, 2 allowed per household.
- Eraser Mop OR Perfect Mop, $4 each, $4 rebate, 3 total allowed per household.
- Floor tile trays, 12 pack Cerama-Lock, $25 each, $25 rebate--there is not a limit listed, but I might surmise the quantity is one. Ask if you're in need of these.
- There are also some great deals on tools and light bulbs, so check out your local ad here.
February 27, 2011
Kmart Smokin' Clothing Deals
I'm not a regular Kmart shopper, but I happened into a store last night and found a bonanza of bargains. You may want to go and check it out at your local store. Here are some of the best deals that I saw:
- ALL fall and winter clothes were $4.99 OR LESS. I was able to find a huge selection of clothing.
- In the mens section, they had long underwear, lots of nice pajama sets, hooded sweatshirts, fleeces, flannels, jackets, jeans, sweaters, and long sleeved T-shirts (a nice heavy weight)-- every bit of it was $4.99, though they had some sweatshirts for $2.99 each.
- In the womens section, lots and lots of dress pants, jeans, sweaters, dressy blouses. It seemed like all the brands were included.
- In the childrens section, pretty well every piece of clothing, though $4.99 for kids' clothes is still a little high when I'm bargain shopping.
- Shoes and boots! All the clearance slippers, boots and shoes were an additional 50% off the lowest marked price. There were a lot of Ugg look-alikes that were under $10 after all the discounts.
- Clearanced toys were an additional 20% off.
- There were other deals throughout the store, but I didn't have time to check out everything there.
- Online, a quick search for Joe Boxer (most of the good pj sets were that brand) shows that some of these deals are also available online, and I even see some free shipping on some of the items.
February 24, 2011
Last Chance at Amazon February Grocery Deals
That UNILVR77 code is expiring on February 28, and they've restocked ALL the types of Skippy Peanut butter. Of course they'll sell out quickly again, but give it a shot. This deal comes out to around $8 for 6 jars of peanut butter, which is one of the best prices I've ever seen.
We already have enough jars of peanut butter in my house to stick together a million jaws. The expiration dates are into 2012, so we're good for a while here. Here are the ones included--almost all types for now.
There are also some Ragu pasta sauces that have returned to stock--No, they sold out while I typed.
More peanut butter?
And Community coffee, this is three 12 oz bags, and there's a $3 coupon listed under the price, making it a great deal. There are a few other varieties, but they keep going in and out of stock as well.
Stock up while the prices are good! Remember that you will need to do subscribe and save for the first 15% off on most of these, then use code UNILVR77 in order to get the additional discount. You may have to purchase one at a time in order to get the S&S discount to work, and remember that you can always adjust your S&S or cancel at any time.
If you've been reading my blog for a while, you already know that you can get free Amazon prime shipping in a few ways. The easiest way is Amazon Mom. It's usually for 3 months, but you can get it extended every time you spend $25 in the baby store. You can also get a free prime account if you have a .edu email address.
Prime shipping will get you free two day shipping on almost anything that Amazon sells.
We already have enough jars of peanut butter in my house to stick together a million jaws. The expiration dates are into 2012, so we're good for a while here. Here are the ones included--almost all types for now.
There are also some Ragu pasta sauces that have returned to stock--No, they sold out while I typed.
More peanut butter?
And Community coffee, this is three 12 oz bags, and there's a $3 coupon listed under the price, making it a great deal. There are a few other varieties, but they keep going in and out of stock as well.
Stock up while the prices are good! Remember that you will need to do subscribe and save for the first 15% off on most of these, then use code UNILVR77 in order to get the additional discount. You may have to purchase one at a time in order to get the S&S discount to work, and remember that you can always adjust your S&S or cancel at any time.
If you've been reading my blog for a while, you already know that you can get free Amazon prime shipping in a few ways. The easiest way is Amazon Mom. It's usually for 3 months, but you can get it extended every time you spend $25 in the baby store. You can also get a free prime account if you have a .edu email address.
Prime shipping will get you free two day shipping on almost anything that Amazon sells.
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