Money Saving Deal Blog
Check out this great freebie deal! Starting 11/22 at Walgreens you can pick up better than FREE Colgate Optic White Stain Fighter! Wow!
Buy 2 Colgate Optic White Stain Fighter $2.99
Use 2 $0.50/1 Colgate Toothpaste 3oz+ coupon (11/22 SS)
Pay $4.98 Get back $0.05 Cash Rewards, $5 Register Rewards, and $1 (x2) wyb Colgate Optic White 3oz + with Ibotta
= FREE + $2.07 money maker!
Thanks, Wild for Wags!
This post may contain affiliate links or sponsored content, read our Disclosure Policy.
Sometimes we forget to do the simple things to save money….like turning lights off, so below are some easy reminder of ways to lower your utilities! Lowering your electric bill isn’t just about saving money, it’s also about saving energy. Use these tips to help you easily do both.
*Get more FRUGAL Articles from Raining Hot Coupons here*
“PIN IT” If you like it (by clicking the button below)…
Follow me on Pinterest:
Yes, this is a simple one, but it’s something many of us forget about from time to time. It’s the little things that add up.
Refrigerators are one of the biggest energy users in our homes, so you want to make sure it’s operating efficiently. The quicker you get in and out, the colder your refrigerator will stay without having to use extra energy. Remember to vacuum the refrigerator coils and defrost if necessary. Also, keeping the fridge and freezer stocked will help conserve a bit of energy as well.
Turn down your water heater to 120 degrees. You won’t need it any hotter than that for a shower (ouch!), and it’s a big energy-drain if it’s much higher than that.
It’s best to use natural light when at all possible, so open the curtains and raise the blinds! Replacing your incandescent light bulbs with the higher efficient fluorescent bulbs can also help because they use less than half the amount of energy! These bulbs do cost quite a bit more to purchase, but they last longer which will save you money in the long run.
Keeping your air filters clean is a great way to save some money. Dust and dirt can hinder air flow, so keeping them clean will help.
If the weather is nice, open the windows and let the breeze flow through the house. Using a fan will also help the room you’re in feel cooler, but leaving it on while you are gone is pointless. It’s not like the air conditioning unit, and it won’t keep it much cooler while you’re not in the room. Fans basically cool us off, not the room.
Wash your laundry in cold water if at all possible, and then hang it outside on the line to dry. Keep in mind this requires good weather, and if you or your kids have allergies it may not be a possibility because allergens can get onto your clothes.
A few things are sucking energy from your home and you may not even realize it: TVs, VCRs, computers, and even microwaves. If you plug these items into power strips instead of the wall, you can turn the entire strip off between uses instead of having to unplug everything each time.
Some houses, especially older ones, tend to let cool air escape in the summer (and let cold air in, in the winter). Weather stripping can not only save you lots of cash, it can also conserve major energy.
It may seem like a crock pot would use a lot of energy, since it’s on all day, but it’s usually cooking at a low temperature so it’s not going to heat your entire kitchen up like your stove and oven do.
Sometimes we forget to do the simple things to save money….like turning lights off, so below are some easy reminder of ways to lower your utilities! Lowering your electric bill isn’t just about saving money, it’s also about saving energy. Use these tips to help you easily do both.
*Get more FRUGAL Articles from Raining Hot Coupons here*
“PIN IT” If you like it (by clicking the button below)…
Follow me on Pinterest:
Yes, this is a simple one, but it’s something many of us forget about from time to time. It’s the little things that add up.
Refrigerators are one of the biggest energy users in our homes, so you want to make sure it’s operating efficiently. The quicker you get in and out, the colder your refrigerator will stay without having to use extra energy. Remember to vacuum the refrigerator coils and defrost if necessary. Also, keeping the fridge and freezer stocked will help conserve a bit of energy as well.
Turn down your water heater to 120 degrees. You won’t need it any hotter than that for a shower (ouch!), and it’s a big energy-drain if it’s much higher than that.
It’s best to use natural light when at all possible, so open the curtains and raise the blinds! Replacing your incandescent light bulbs with the higher efficient fluorescent bulbs can also help because they use less than half the amount of energy! These bulbs do cost quite a bit more to purchase, but they last longer which will save you money in the long run.
Keeping your air filters clean is a great way to save some money. Dust and dirt can hinder air flow, so keeping them clean will help.
If the weather is nice, open the windows and let the breeze flow through the house. Using a fan will also help the room you’re in feel cooler, but leaving it on while you are gone is pointless. It’s not like the air conditioning unit, and it won’t keep it much cooler while you’re not in the room. Fans basically cool us off, not the room.
Wash your laundry in cold water if at all possible, and then hang it outside on the line to dry. Keep in mind this requires good weather, and if you or your kids have allergies it may not be a possibility because allergens can get onto your clothes.
A few things are sucking energy from your home and you may not even realize it: TVs, VCRs, computers, and even microwaves. If you plug these items into power strips instead of the wall, you can turn the entire strip off between uses instead of having to unplug everything each time.
Some houses, especially older ones, tend to let cool air escape in the summer (and let cold air in, in the winter). Weather stripping can not only save you lots of cash, it can also conserve major energy.
It may seem like a crock pot would use a lot of energy, since it’s on all day, but it’s usually cooking at a low temperature so it’s not going to heat your entire kitchen up like your stove and oven do.
Sometimes we forget to do the simple things to save money….like turning lights off, so below are some easy reminder of ways to lower your utilities! Lowering your electric bill isn’t just about saving money, it’s also about saving energy. Use these tips to help you easily do both.
*Get more FRUGAL Articles from Raining Hot Coupons here*
“PIN IT” If you like it (by clicking the button below)…
Follow me on Pinterest:
Yes, this is a simple one, but it’s something many of us forget about from time to time. It’s the little things that add up.
Refrigerators are one of the biggest energy users in our homes, so you want to make sure it’s operating efficiently. The quicker you get in and out, the colder your refrigerator will stay without having to use extra energy. Remember to vacuum the refrigerator coils and defrost if necessary. Also, keeping the fridge and freezer stocked will help conserve a bit of energy as well.
Turn down your water heater to 120 degrees. You won’t need it any hotter than that for a shower (ouch!), and it’s a big energy-drain if it’s much higher than that.
It’s best to use natural light when at all possible, so open the curtains and raise the blinds! Replacing your incandescent light bulbs with the higher efficient fluorescent bulbs can also help because they use less than half the amount of energy! These bulbs do cost quite a bit more to purchase, but they last longer which will save you money in the long run.
Keeping your air filters clean is a great way to save some money. Dust and dirt can hinder air flow, so keeping them clean will help.
If the weather is nice, open the windows and let the breeze flow through the house. Using a fan will also help the room you’re in feel cooler, but leaving it on while you are gone is pointless. It’s not like the air conditioning unit, and it won’t keep it much cooler while you’re not in the room. Fans basically cool us off, not the room.
Wash your laundry in cold water if at all possible, and then hang it outside on the line to dry. Keep in mind this requires good weather, and if you or your kids have allergies it may not be a possibility because allergens can get onto your clothes.
A few things are sucking energy from your home and you may not even realize it: TVs, VCRs, computers, and even microwaves. If you plug these items into power strips instead of the wall, you can turn the entire strip off between uses instead of having to unplug everything each time.
Some houses, especially older ones, tend to let cool air escape in the summer (and let cold air in, in the winter). Weather stripping can not only save you lots of cash, it can also conserve major energy.
It may seem like a crock pot would use a lot of energy, since it’s on all day, but it’s usually cooking at a low temperature so it’s not going to heat your entire kitchen up like your stove and oven do.
Wow! If you’re heading out to CVS this week, make sure you grab this next deal! If you are planning on sunning this summer you will want to grab this money maker on Neutrogena Sun and a stock up price on Jergens Lotion!
Buy (2) Neutrogena Beach Defense 1 oz $2.49
Use (2) $1/1 Neutrogena Sun care (no size restriction)
Pay: $2.98, Get Back $5 ECB
= Free + Money Maker!
Also, be on the lookout for the Jergens Cherry-Almond Moisturizer 3oz as it produces the $5 ECB wyb 2 Jergens, Curel and Biore.
Jergens Cherry-Almond Moisturizer $2.67
Pay: $5.34, Get Back $5 ECB (limit 1)
= $0.34 for two!
Photo Credit, Southern Cali Saver!
This post may contain affiliate links or sponsored content, read our Disclosure Policy.
Woohoo! If you are like me and running low on your supply on toothpaste, you’ll be happy to know that you can pick up a money maker on Colgate Total at Walmart, thanks to this coupon for $1.00 off one Colgate Toothpaste that was recently released!
Colgate Total Toothpaste – $.94
Use $1/1 Colgate Total Printable
= Free + $0.06 Moneymaker after coupon
Photo Credit, For the Mommas!
This post may contain affiliate links or sponsored content, read our Disclosure Policy.
Head to Walmart and stock up on Neutrogena Acne Wash!
Neutrogena Acne Wash — $0.97
Use $1/1 5/5 RP (exp 6/5)
Final price: Free + $0.03 money maker!!
Thanks, Couponing to Disney!
This post may contain affiliate links or sponsored content, read our Disclosure Policy.
Heck yes! I just posted about the Ibotta app and the sweet freebie you can pick up at Target on Ore Ida Fries this week, but it looks like we will have another Ibotta Freebie to pick up next week at CVS! Make sure you have the app downloaded, up and loaded before you head out on Sunday to pick up this freebie!
Buy (1) Clear Shampoo (12.7 oz. or larger) – $4.99
Use (1) $4.99 Clear Shampoo coupon from the CVS coupon machine
Pay $0 & Get $1.25 Ibotta Mobile Rebate
Final Price: FREE + $1.25 Moneymaker after coupon and Ibotta Rebate!
Photo Credit, I Love to Gossip!
This post may contain affiliate links or sponsored content, read our Disclosure Policy.
You may want to head over to CVS to possibly score FREE and very inexpensive Physician’s Formula products! Right now when you spend $20 you will get back a $15 ECB (limit of 1). Plus, there have been a ton of Buy 1 Get 1 FREE peelie coupons on the products (see how that can make for a crazy deal?!). 😉
To make this even sweeter….if you scan your card at the CVS coupon machine you will more thank likely score a $2 off $5 Skin Care or Cosmetics coupon or a $6 off $30 Skin Care coupon.
Check out these deal ideas:
Buy 2 Physician’s Formula Skin Care $19.99
Use Buy 1 Get 1 FREE coupon
Get back a $15 ECB
= just $2.50 each!
Buy 2 Physician’s Formula Skin Care $19.99
Use Buy 1 Get 1 FREE coupon
Also use $2 off $5 or more coupon
Get back a $15 ECB
= just $1.50 each!
Buy 2 Physician’s Formula Skin Care $19.99
Use $6 off $30
Also use Buy 1 Get 1 FREE coupon
Get back a $15 ECB
= 2 for FREE + $1 Money Maker!
Don’t forget to “LIKE” Raining Hot Coupons on Facebook to join over 156,000 other deal lovers and to get all the freebies!
Thanks & Photo Credit, One Frugal Chick
This post may contain affiliate links or sponsored content, read our Disclosure Policy.
There is a really great deal at CVS this week! You can score a money maker on Crest Pro-Health!
Buy (2) Crest Pro-Health Toothpaste $5
– $2/2 Toothpaste or Rinse CVS Coupon from the Coupon Machine
-(2) $0.75/1 Crest Toothpaste PG 1/27
Receive $2 Extra Care Bucks
= Free + $0.50 money maker after coupons and ECBs
Thanks, Deep South Dixie Couponers
This post may contain affiliate links or sponsored content, read our Disclosure Policy.
