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FREE BEES---> January 2026

 

January provided our family with 11 free items!  


This year I am focusing on being more selective on what I pick up for free.      I am still seeking high quality items or preferred brands which my family will use.  As a result, I may need to pay a little for items previously picked up for free, but I am comfortable with this.   


I will not be making a goal again this year, but am grateful for anything I am able to secure for my family.    Instead, my energy will be used to research how to elevate the items I purchase or get for free in our current economy.   

    

Traditional ways of picking up free-bees are as follows: digital coupons, printables from the company when available, store coupons and reward programs, samples, and rebate apps such as IBOTTA.     I will seek additional ways to buy items at a significant discount or free.       


January (11 items)


Here is my January 2026 list of Free-Bees!  


January ( 11 Items) 

  1. 8x10 Photo- Walgreens store coupon 

  2. Argan Oil Morocco (4 fl.ozl)- CVS digital coupon and ECB

  3. Vanicream(3.9 oz)- CVS digital coupon

  4. Ibuprofen (24 tablets)- CVS ECB from Pharmacy 

  5. Meijer Tissues- Meijer Store Coupon 

  6. Cucumber- Meijer Store Coupon 

  7. Banana- Meijer Store Coupon 

  8. Hidden Valley Salad Dressing- Kroger Store Coupon 

  9. Large Quick (Ice Cream)- United Dairy Store Coupon

  10. DuoMente Concert- Church Concert

  11. Purex Laundry Soap (150 oz)- CVS Sale, ECB, IBOTTA


Most Grateful for:  Purex Laundry Soap (150 oz)- We just finished our last free laundry soap bottle, so this was a wonderful surprise.         


What is your favorite deal this month?  Purex Laundry Soap


We are coming in a lot lower in our selection of free-bees that we picked up, but the quality is high and we will use every purchase to elevate our standard of living.   However, I was able to pick up much higher quality items at rock-bottom prices this month which will also help.


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