Coupons, Coupons, Coupons

Coupons:

Where to Get Them

How to Store Them

A Refresher

Some of you are old pros at the coupon thing. Some of you are just starting out.  Either way, it is time to round your coupons up and organize them.

Where to get your Coupons?

The Sunday paper is a classic and great place for coupons.

Check around the stores you shop at for coupon booklets (like in drugstores), peelies,  card scanner coupon printing kiosks, etc.

There are a LOT of new and reset printable coupons out there right now. Check out the ones on Coupons.com and Target.com.  Also, go visit your favorite coupon printing sites now. You should find some favorites have reset, or even some new ones added.

Also, Did You Know you can get high value coupons that are not released for general printing and such just by contacting your favorite companies' sites?? You can! For example, a Fan of Kandoo? Go to the official site for Kandoo and click "Contact Us." Then, send off a short email about how you love the product and why. Have a gripe? That works too.  Just be polite. And include your mailing address. You just might be surprised at what you get in return.

All companies do not automatically send out coupons, etc.  But if you make a habit of mailing companies your compliments or complaints, you will start noticing some nice responses in your mailbox. You don't have to ask for coupons. You can if you want. 

For example, I emailed Kelloggs a lovely email thanking them for their constant promotions. Due to their coupons in the paper, store deals, and promotions, I was able to go on a nice date to the movies with my husband for close to free! I thanked them and told them that was our anniversary date last year. They mailed me a Kelloggs cookbook, a lovely letter, and several vouchers for FREE Kelloggs product ($5 value each!). 

So, you never know!

Couponing to Disney has a 5 a Day series if you are looking for a list of contact us links, etc. Or, you can search your own.  Let me know what response you get!

Also, sign up for MOBILE Coupons from Target if you have an unlimited data plan or smart phone.

How to Store Your Coupons?

I recommend a Bargain Binder.  Go HERE to check out how I organize mine.

Home Made Simple Coupon Book

Hurry to Request Your FREE Coupon Book

From Home Made Simple

It's that time again! There is a new link available to request your Home Made Simple free coupon book.  Just go HERE to sign up for yours to be mailed to you in 4-6 weeks.  Not familiar with Home Made Simple Coupon Books? They have coupons for Dawn dishsoap (which is how I get my dish soap for 50c or FREE), Febreze, Cascade, Mr. Clean, and more.

This book is free with no hoops to jump through or rebates to send in for. Just fill out your mailing address, etc and VOILA! You will get some nice coupons mailed directly to you.  I have even used these coupons to work a really nice Swiffer Sweeper deal a few months ago. I needed refills and got them $4 off, PLUS got a free Swiffer Wet/Dry Sweeper free in the deal.  

So, go get yours before they run out again!

$1 Pampers Wipes Coupon By Mail

$1 Off Pampers Thick Care Baby Wipes

Coupon By Mail

I love requesting coupons by mail! Saves me the trouble of printing them. Also, a lot of times, this can get you on their mailing list in the future. You just might get more coupons by mail without having to request them, you just never know.  

Go HERE to request your coupon for Pampers Thick Care Baby Wipes.

With a value like $1 off, you can get these super cheap, or maybe free if you find a good sale to combine it with.