Free Friday

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With Christmas right around the corner, I am looking to cut back on my stockpiling.    I have
plenty of items, so I will only be purchasing items that are needed for my stockpile and free
items.  
Don’t forget to cash in your rebate apps (IBOTTA, My Points, Saving Star, Checkout 51,
etc.).   This is ,my very own little saving program. I have accumulated enough money and
ECB to pay for Christmas this year.     Yippie!  
KROGER Deals: 
CVS Deals: 
December 1-7
Crest Mouthwash
Cost: $4.79 x 2 = $9.58
Coupon: $1.00 x 2 = $2.00 (Dec P&G) 
CRT: $2 off $6.00 Mouthwash
OOP: $5.58
ECB: $3.00 x 2 = $6.00 (LIMIT 2) 
Final Cost: FREE and $0.42 MM
Palmolive Dish Soap (10 oz) - BOGO 50%
Cost: $1.79 + $0.89 = $2.68
OOP: $2.68
ECB: $2.00
Final Cost: $0.68 for both or $0.34 Each 
Dial Body Wash (This deal goes through December 14th) 
Cost: 2 for $7.00 (Buy 2) 
CRT: $3.00 (Coconut Water Body Wash) 
        $3.00 (Pink Himalya Body Wash) 
          $2 off of $6.00 Body Wash 
OOP/Final Cost: FREE + $1.00 MM
NOTE: You MUST purchase the specific product associated w/ CRT matchups) 
Select Hair Care Accessories
Cost: $15.00
OOP: $15.00
ECB: $10.00
Final Cost: $5.00
** This is a great item that you can pick up for a holiday gift or to add to a gift.  Remember:
Christmas is NOT an Emergency. 
December 8-14
Dial Body Wash (This deal goes through December 14th) 
Cost: 2 for $7.00 (Buy 2) 
CRT: $3.00 (Coconut Water Body Wash) 
        $3.00 (Pink Himalya Body Wash) 
          $2 off of $6.00 Body Wash 
OOP/Final Cost: FREE + $1.00 MM
NOTE: You MUST purchase the specific product associated w/ CRT matchups) 



Snuggle Try Me Free Rebate Offer (Until 12/31/19) 
Pick up one of the following: Renuzit Snuggle Oil Starter, Oil Refill (2,3 or 5 pk),
Automatic Spray Refill Fabric Refresher Spray and Adjustables. 
Redeem for the Try It Free Snuggle Rebate Here: 
What is your favorite deal?   Leave a comment below.

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