Only 4 new coupons for today, including Pringles, Carmex, Cetaphil and more. Also, here are some popular coupon deals we saw today.
Popular Deals
$1 off SweeTarts Mini Gummy Bites bag, 10 oz printable
makes it FREE at Target
$1 off Purell Advanced hand sanitizer, 8 oz+ printable
makes it FREE at Target
.90/1 Energizer EcoAdvanced batteries printable
makes it 34¢ at Walgreens
$1 off Sally Hansen nail treatment or beauty tools, $3.84+ printable
makes it FREE at CVS
New Coupons
.75/1 Buddy Fruits FruitTubes, 8 ct. (limited areas) printable
$2.50 off Carmex Cold Sore treatment printable
$1 off Cetaphil baby item (limited areas) printable
.75/2 Pringles Tortillas (limited areas) printable
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Get ready for Back to School with 40% off school uniforms right now at Crazy 8!
There is no coupon code necessary plus other back-to-school must-haves are up to 55% off.
Deal Ideas:
Uniform Polo $7.73 (reg. $12.88)
Chevron Backpack $11.93 (reg. $19.88)
Sparkle Horse Tee $5 (reg. $10.88)
Offer valid for a limited time. Shipping is FREE on orders $75+.
See more online shopping deals.
Find the Sunday insert preview 7/31 below. You will get (3) inserts in your paper.
Be on the lookout for:
(1) Proctor & Gamble
(1) Red Plum
(1) Smart Source
Remember there are differences between every city and the coupons you get will vary somewhat. Check back next Wednesday to get the exact list of what came out in your area.
Look at the insert schedule for 2016 if you are curious about future dates.
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Did you know that every area and paper get different coupons?
This is one of the biggest things that can frustrate couponers… we all want the great coupon and only a few select areas got it. Each week volunteers send in their insert lists so to show exactly what came in your area. I take these and put them into the coupon database. In turn you can then have shopping lists that only show the coupons in your area! Take a look at this week’s coupon insert variations from 7/24.
Click on your newspaper to see which coupons you actually received.
If you’re paper is not covered and you’re interested in helping, feel free to email me at jenny@southernsavers.com for directions. I promise it’s easy!
As folks send me their lists I will continue to update this list.
A legend for the list:
Black = You got this coupon!
Red = Not in this insert
Blue = A change in value or a new coupon not in the preview.
Alabama
Birmingham News (thanks Stephanie!)
Huntsville Times (thanks Melissa!)
Mobile Press Register
With all the activities and festivities surrounding Summertime, you probably have a bunch of photos on your camera!
Head over to Shutterfly and get 101 FREE 4×6 prints when you use coupon code CAPTUREMOMENTS during checkout.
This code does not cover shipping but if you order only (99) prints shipping drops by $2 to $5.99! That comes out to 6¢ a print.
Off valid for a limited time once per account.
See more photo deals.
Elastic hair ties are all the rage right now. You can find them at Target, H&M, Anthropologie and they can be very pricey.
At Anthropologie you can get (5) for $24, making them $4.80 each. The good news is that you can follow this trend for a fraction of the price by making them yourself.
Seriously guys, this project is so fast and easy that you can even let the kids help.
Supplies
5/8″ Fold Over Elastic (you can get it on Amazon or JoAnn’s)
Sheet of Paper or Ruler
Sharp Scissors
Lighter
How To Make Them
1.) Cut a piece of elastic 9″.
If you are using a sheet of paper, use the short side. You can make them smaller for children or larger if you have a bigger wrist.
2.) Fold the elastic in half with the decorative side out.
3.) Tie a small knot with the elastic ends.
Any type of basic knot will do. Be sure to pull it tight so that it won’t come untied.
4.) Use a lighter or candle to melt the edges.
This will remove any current fraying and prevent the edges from fraying in the future. You do not need to set it on fire, just get it close to the flame and you will see it melt.
That is all! Now you can make your own hair ties for a faction of a cost.
I paid $14.99, including shipping, for 15 yards of elastic. You can make approximately 4 hair ties from 1 yard of elastic. So for $15, I can make 60 hair ties! That makes them 25¢ each!
They make great gifts. You could even get together with friends make them in different elastics and swap for a larger variety.
See more frugal living tips.
Are you a fan of Gap? Right now you can get 50% off sale styles and 35% off regularly-priced styles when you use code HAPPY at checkout!
This code can be used online only.
Deal Ideas:
Tank Romper $9.98 (reg. $59.95)
Toddler Graphic Tank $2.98 (reg. $16.95)
This offer is valid through 7/28. Shipping is FREE with orders $50 or more.
See more online shopping.
Don’t miss this week’s Healthy Offer from Savingstar! Through 8/1, you can save 20% on any single purchase of loose peaches at participating retailers.
Whether you’re making a peach pie or smoothie, these are a delicious Summer treat! Not a member? It’s FREE and super simple!
SavingStar eCoupon:
Save 20% on any single purchase of loose peaches ecoupon
This coupon expires on 8/1 and is good for one use only.
See more SavingStar eCoupons!
Do the kids need an affordable haircut? Remington College is holding their annual event called Cuts for Kids. Appointments are recommended but not required.
There are 11 different locations to choose from and campuses with Cosmetology programs will be offering up FREE kid’s haircuts for children 17 and under throughout the month of August.
Also, anyone who brings in a school supply donation such as pens, books, etc. will receive a FREE haircut, manicure, or pedicure.
See all of the back to school deals.
