Shampoo is another great example, Big box stores give you 2 huge things of shampoo for 10 bucks, while instead you can coupon and get 4 things of shampoo for 2 dollars and get the same amount of shampoo. Just this week my doubling store had Garnier Frutis on sale for 2.50, doubling my coupons I paid .50 for a name brand shampoo! It's just something to ponder, again it's a little work, but when you get great at this it will come really easy.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Buying in bulk?
Buying in bulk Verses buying more of smaller size items. My dad got us a big box store club card a few years ago and we would walk out having spent 100.00 bucks and like 5 things. It was kind of depressing. I like having my cart full and paying as little as possible, so how do I do that? Here's a great example: Cascade 26 count roughly 6.97, in a newspaper a few weeks ago there was a coupon for 1.00 off any cascade item. So I went to Walmart and the have the value packs of 3 for .97 with my 1.00 off coupon I got all 3 free. So when I found this deal I went to ebay and paid 2.00 for 20, 1.00 off coupons, giving me 60 packets of Cascade for 2.00 plus the tax I paid on each one. I got 3 times the packets for 3 times less the price. It seems like a pain to buy in such small amounts but the money you save will totally be worth it.
Shampoo is another great example, Big box stores give you 2 huge things of shampoo for 10 bucks, while instead you can coupon and get 4 things of shampoo for 2 dollars and get the same amount of shampoo. Just this week my doubling store had Garnier Frutis on sale for 2.50, doubling my coupons I paid .50 for a name brand shampoo! It's just something to ponder, again it's a little work, but when you get great at this it will come really easy.
Shampoo is another great example, Big box stores give you 2 huge things of shampoo for 10 bucks, while instead you can coupon and get 4 things of shampoo for 2 dollars and get the same amount of shampoo. Just this week my doubling store had Garnier Frutis on sale for 2.50, doubling my coupons I paid .50 for a name brand shampoo! It's just something to ponder, again it's a little work, but when you get great at this it will come really easy.
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