Mamapedia has a great deal running for children’s toys – get a Little Tikes Double Duty Engine & Workbench for $50 shipped (this is a savings of 44%)!
***This deal is currently unavailable, but to see more toy deals go here.***
The Double Duty Engine & Workbench is a workshop for little craftsmen and a tool bench for new mechanics. Your little one is sure to love it!
This is only while supplies last.
Pacsun has some great deals running this Black Friday – the entire site is B1G1 50% off!
***This deal has expired, but to see more online coupon codes go here.***
Check out their sale section to get shirts starting at $6, dressing for $12.50 and lots of other deals (all before the B1G1 50% off!). They have flat rate $5 shipping or free shipping if you order $50 or more.
I know it may not feel like summer outside, but this is the best time of year to stock up on next summer’s clothes.
This is a deal my girls will love. If you are out shopping on Black Friday, make sure you like Dippin’ Dots on Facebook for a FREE small cup of Dippin’ Dots coupon.
There is a limit of one coupon per customer and is only valid from 5 am to 10 am on Black Friday, 11/25.

Home Depot is starting the Black Friday madness on Thanksgiving Day with a number of great online offers!!
Make sure you get $5 off any $50 order with code HDTHANKS.
Here’s some of the top deals I see:

I’m a huge fan of extra freezers, and I’ve written a ton about them! Today I’ll be talking about what to look for when buying a freezer, but I’v also covered topics like Does an extra freezer Save you money, Best Freezing Techniques and Freezer Cooking.
I think a freezer can be a great investment, but it IS an investment, so you want to make sure you buy one that will work for your family and that will last you for a long time. Read on to find out what’s most important when buying a freezer.
What to Look for When Buying a Freezer
Chest or Upright?
The first decision you have to make is whether you want a chest freezer or an upright freezer.

Chest freezers tend to come in larger sizes and are great for those who buy bulk foods and tend to store items for a long period of time. It is also easier to store larger items. They are considered to be 10 to 25 percent more efficient than upright freezers. The only downside is organization can be difficult with no shelves. and you have to bend over to get things out. They also take up more floor space.

Upright freezers are best for those who buy smaller quantities of food. With shelving, you can organize and find items quickly. They do take up less floor space, but consider the space needed to open the door as well. They are less efficient since the door seals but is not pressed down tight like the lid of a chest freezer. Because of that, in the event of a power outage, they will also not stay as cold as long as a chest freezer. Upright freezers come in two models, a self defrost or manual defrost. There are pros and cons to both, but it is reported that manual defrost freezers maintain more constant temperatures.
Other Things to Consider
Once you decide between a chest and an upright freezer, there are a few more things you’ll want to consider when buying a freezer.


Proctor and Gamble has changed the way you to request their free Rouge magazine subscriptions! Create an account with StyleUnited and be sure to check the box that you would like to receive the magazine.
They send out 4 issues per year and each has some really nice high value P&G coupons inside. It also comes with makeup tips, hair how-tos and fashion advice. This is one of those home mailers that you just have to ask for so make sure you do if you want the coupons.

Recyclebank has a great way to earn 10 points right now! Just take the Pantene Quiz under the Earn Points tab after logging in.
If you are new to Recyclebank it is a free program that allows you to accumulate points for participating in recycling activities, quizzes, and videos. You then redeem these points for fun coupons!
You can also still earn 90 points in the Green Your Seasons promotion if you missed it the first time.







