Free Swiffer 360° Dusters Starter Kits including one short handle and three 360° Dusters....happy free cleaning
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Free Swiffer Duster Starter Kits
Swiffer will be giving away 100,000 Starter Kits on Facebook! Log on to Facebook and "like" Swiffer.Twice a week during May, they’ll be giving away 12,500 each time for a total of 100,000!
Free Swiffer 360° Dusters Starter Kits including one short handle and three 360° Dusters....happy free cleaning
Free Swiffer 360° Dusters Starter Kits including one short handle and three 360° Dusters....happy free cleaning
Monday, April 25, 2011
Coupon Sites
Here are the best websites to get coupons: Redplum.com, Coupons.com, Smartsource.com
You can also like them all on Facebook and follow them on Twitter.
Happy Couponing....MadCoupon.blogspot.com
You can also like them all on Facebook and follow them on Twitter.
Happy Couponing....MadCoupon.blogspot.com
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Mad Coupons=Money in Your Pocket
Take your pick on these great Coupons!
- $5 Enfagrow™ Powder
- $1 Garnier Moisture Rescue Moisturizer
- $2 Glade Sense & Spray starter kit
- $0.50 Treasure Cave product
- $0.50 Stella cheese product
- $0.50 Frigo cheese product
- $0.50 SCOTT Naturals™ Flushable Wipes
- $1/4 rolls or more SCOTT Naturals™ Tissue
- $1 6+ rolls Scott Naturals™ Paper Towels
- $1Your Purchase of REAL SIMPLE Magazine
- $1 May issue of People StyleWatch Magazine
- $1 Emerald Breakfast on the go!™
- $1- 12 pack of SCOTT Tissue
BOGO: What does it all mean?
Here are a few of the most commonly used Couponing abbreviations.
If you find one that is not listed here, please let me know and I’ll add it.
P and G = Procter and Gamble Sunday Coupon Insert
RP = Red Plum Sunday Coupon Insert, and ONLINE printables
SS = SmartSource Sunday Coupon Insert. This coupon source, not only sends out inserts in the Sunday papers but they also have an online site with coupon printables.
GM = General Mills Sunday Coupon Insert
Q = Coupon
B1G1 or BOGO=Buy One, Get One Free
B2G1 or B2GO = Buy Two items, Get one item Free
Blinkie: Find these coupons at the store, that prints out of a small machine, next to the product.
Catalina: A coupon that prints out at the register which is either certain value off your next purchase or certain value off a certain product. These are generally used at the same store they printed, but some stores will accept these coupons, as “competitor’s” coupons. **NOTE** These coupons sometimes delayed in printing, so make sure you wait a minute before walking away from the register. If you are certain you were supposed to receive one, and it did NOT print, notify the Cashier or Manager.
Competitors: This is the term meaning “of related chains.” For example, grocery stores will take other grocery store’s coupons and drug stores will take other drug store coupons. Always check with each store on what their couponing policy is and whom they consider to be a competitor.
Coupon Insert: These are packets of coupons found in Sunday papers and also sometimes in the ads mailed to you during the week. These are typically sent out by Smart Source (SS or S), Red Plum (RP) and Proctor and Gamble (PG)They are also refered to as inserts, S, SS, RP and PG.
CRT = Cash Register Tape, or your receipt
ECB = Extra Care Bucks. Exclusive to CVS. They work like cash on your next order. (Some restrictions do apply.)
EXP = Expires or Expiration Date
IP = Internet Printable Coupon. Also referred to as “Printable”
IVC = Instant Value Coupon. These are found at Walgreens in their weekly ads.
MFR = Manufacturer MIR = Mail In Rebate. These are checks or coupons that the manufacturers/stores will send you if you meet the requirements on the rebate form.
OOP = Out-of-Pocket. This is the amount of money that you have spent after coupons, ECBs, RRs, Catalinas .
ETS: Excludes trial size
Peelie = Coupons found on products in the store. (Don’t forget to pull these off and hand them to your cashier when you check-out. Don’t rely on the cashier to notice them for you.
GC: Gift card Tearpad: Pad of coupons attached to a display, shelf, or refrigerator door, next to the product.
PG = Proctor and Gamble. A big chain of brands that also puts out a coupon insert.
Register Rewards = Exclusive to Walgreens. They work like cash on your next order. (Some restrictions do apply.) Also refered to as RRs.
Rolling Catalinas – This means that you can use a catalina (see definition) as payment on another transaction of equal merchandise and another catalina will still print. Example, if you buy 5 “name brand items,” a $5 catalina will print. If you then buy another set of those same 5 “name brand items,” you can use the previous catalina you received as payment towards the order and another $5 catalina will print.
Stacking Coupons = This is the term used when stores will let you use their own store coupons along with a manufacturer’s coupon for the same item. Example: Most Targets would let you use their $ off “specific brand” product coupons along with a manufacturer’s coupon for that same “specific brand” product.
UPC = Universal Bar Code. This is the bar code that’s scanned on products for pricing/info at the stores. Several companies will ask you to mail these in on rebates
WAGS = Abbreviation for Walgreens
$1/1, $1/2, etc. = One dollar off one item, one dollar off two items, etc.
WT = Wine Tag. These are coupons that you’ll find hanging on the wine bottles in the stores.
WYB = When You Buy
OYNO: On your next order
OOS: Out of stock
PSA: Prices starting at
Madcoupon.blogspot.com
If you find one that is not listed here, please let me know and I’ll add it.
P and G = Procter and Gamble Sunday Coupon Insert
RP = Red Plum Sunday Coupon Insert, and ONLINE printables
SS = SmartSource Sunday Coupon Insert. This coupon source, not only sends out inserts in the Sunday papers but they also have an online site with coupon printables.
GM = General Mills Sunday Coupon Insert
Q = Coupon
B1G1 or BOGO=Buy One, Get One Free
B2G1 or B2GO = Buy Two items, Get one item Free
Blinkie: Find these coupons at the store, that prints out of a small machine, next to the product.
Catalina: A coupon that prints out at the register which is either certain value off your next purchase or certain value off a certain product. These are generally used at the same store they printed, but some stores will accept these coupons, as “competitor’s” coupons. **NOTE** These coupons sometimes delayed in printing, so make sure you wait a minute before walking away from the register. If you are certain you were supposed to receive one, and it did NOT print, notify the Cashier or Manager.
Competitors: This is the term meaning “of related chains.” For example, grocery stores will take other grocery store’s coupons and drug stores will take other drug store coupons. Always check with each store on what their couponing policy is and whom they consider to be a competitor.
Coupon Insert: These are packets of coupons found in Sunday papers and also sometimes in the ads mailed to you during the week. These are typically sent out by Smart Source (SS or S), Red Plum (RP) and Proctor and Gamble (PG)They are also refered to as inserts, S, SS, RP and PG.
CRT = Cash Register Tape, or your receipt
ECB = Extra Care Bucks. Exclusive to CVS. They work like cash on your next order. (Some restrictions do apply.)
EXP = Expires or Expiration Date
IP = Internet Printable Coupon. Also referred to as “Printable”
IVC = Instant Value Coupon. These are found at Walgreens in their weekly ads.
MFR = Manufacturer MIR = Mail In Rebate. These are checks or coupons that the manufacturers/stores will send you if you meet the requirements on the rebate form.
OOP = Out-of-Pocket. This is the amount of money that you have spent after coupons, ECBs, RRs, Catalinas .
ETS: Excludes trial size
Peelie = Coupons found on products in the store. (Don’t forget to pull these off and hand them to your cashier when you check-out. Don’t rely on the cashier to notice them for you.
GC: Gift card Tearpad: Pad of coupons attached to a display, shelf, or refrigerator door, next to the product.
PG = Proctor and Gamble. A big chain of brands that also puts out a coupon insert.
Register Rewards = Exclusive to Walgreens. They work like cash on your next order. (Some restrictions do apply.) Also refered to as RRs.
Rolling Catalinas – This means that you can use a catalina (see definition) as payment on another transaction of equal merchandise and another catalina will still print. Example, if you buy 5 “name brand items,” a $5 catalina will print. If you then buy another set of those same 5 “name brand items,” you can use the previous catalina you received as payment towards the order and another $5 catalina will print.
Stacking Coupons = This is the term used when stores will let you use their own store coupons along with a manufacturer’s coupon for the same item. Example: Most Targets would let you use their $ off “specific brand” product coupons along with a manufacturer’s coupon for that same “specific brand” product.
UPC = Universal Bar Code. This is the bar code that’s scanned on products for pricing/info at the stores. Several companies will ask you to mail these in on rebates
WAGS = Abbreviation for Walgreens
$1/1, $1/2, etc. = One dollar off one item, one dollar off two items, etc.
WT = Wine Tag. These are coupons that you’ll find hanging on the wine bottles in the stores.
WYB = When You Buy
OYNO: On your next order
OOS: Out of stock
PSA: Prices starting at
Madcoupon.blogspot.com
Couponing Made Easy, Just Ask
Here is a list provided by CouponMom.com for companies that may mail coupons to you. It may take a little time contacting these companies but the pay off will be worth it for discounted or free products.
*****Coupon availability and specific offers can vary based on each company's supplies. Simply send a nice email to the "Contact" section letting them know you like their products and that you would appreciate being mailed coupons. Be sure to include your mailing address. *********
*****Coupon availability and specific offers can vary based on each company's supplies. Simply send a nice email to the "Contact" section letting them know you like their products and that you would appreciate being mailed coupons. Be sure to include your mailing address. *********
Company Name | Company URL |
Amy's Kitchen | http://www.amyskitchen.com/ |
Bar S | |
Barber Foods | http://www.barberfoods.com/ |
Birds Eye Foods | http://www.birdseyefoods.com/ |
George Weston Bakeries | http://boboli.com/ |
Carl Buddig & Company | http://www.buddig.com/ |
The Hain Celestial Group | http://www.celestialseasonings.com/ |
P&G | https://webstore.skybridgemg.com/CheerRB/register.seam |
Colgate-Palmolive | http://www.colgate.com/app/Colgate/US/HomePage.cvsp |
The Dannon Company | http://dannon.com/ |
P&G | https://pgpromotions.archway.com |
Nestle | http://edys.com |
P&G | http://www.newfebreze.com/coupon/MailRequest.php |
Bayer | http://www.flintstonesvitamins.com/ |
Citrus World | http://floridasnatural.com/ |
Chiquita | http://freshexpress.com/ |
Frito-Lay | http://www.tostitos.com/home.php |
Dean Foods | http://www.garelickfarms.com/ |
S.C. Johnson & Son | http://glade.com/ |
H.J. Heinz Company | http://www.leaperrins.com/ |
H.J. Heinz Company | http://heinz.com/ |
Johnson & Johnson | http://www.jnj.com/connect/ |
Kimberly Clark | http://www.kotex.com/na/default.aspx |
Martin's Famous Pastry Shoppe | http://martinspotatorolls.com/pages/about.asp |
McCormick & Company | http://www.mccormick.com/ |
McCormick & Company | http://www.mccormick.com/ |
Mt Olive Pickle Company | http://www.mtolivepickles.com/ |
Ocean Spray Cranberries | http://oceanspray.com/ |
S.C. Johnson & Son | http://www.pledge.com/ |
Pepperidge Farm | http://www.pepperidgefarm.com/ |
Perdue | http://www.perdue.com/ |
Nestle | http://catchow.com/ |
Unilever | http://www.ragu.com/ |
Reckitt Benckiser | http://electrasol.com/ |
S.C. Johnson & Son | http://www.saranbrands.com/ |
The J.M. Smucker Company | http://www.smuckers.com/ |
Kens Foods | http://www.sweetbabyrays.com/ |
The Hain Celestial Group | http://www.terrachips.com/ |
Tetley | http://www.tetleyusa.com/ |
Grand Brands | http://www.truelemon.com/ |
Turkey Hill | http://turkeyhill.com/ |
Tyson Foods | http://www.tyson.com/ |
Johnson & Johnson | http://www.viactiv.com/index.jhtml |
Interstate Bakeries Corp | http://www.wonderbread.com/#/home |
Jasper Wyman & Son | http://www.wymans.com/ |
General Mills | http://yoplait.com/ |
Zatarains | http://zatarains.com/ |
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Value of Coupons
If you had an opportunity to save money on products you use every day, why wouldn't you take advantage of it? I was the kind of person who said, "I see no value in coupons". However after walking away from a position in corporate america to be a full time SAHM(stay at home mom) of 3, I decided to look for ways to save money for my family and serve others in need at the same time.
Couponing has become an integral part of my life and I love getting a great "deal".
How many people do you know who can walk out of a store paying pennies on the dollar for brand name items? With MadCouponing you are able to do just that. Check out MadCoupon.blogspot.com daily for great tips and freebies on any and everything you can imagine. After using my tips, you won't pay retail for anything ever again.
Couponing has become an integral part of my life and I love getting a great "deal".
How many people do you know who can walk out of a store paying pennies on the dollar for brand name items? With MadCouponing you are able to do just that. Check out MadCoupon.blogspot.com daily for great tips and freebies on any and everything you can imagine. After using my tips, you won't pay retail for anything ever again.
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