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Jan 30 2012

Break the Boredom: Free Things to Do at Airports

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If you’re a frequent traveler or even a periodic vacationer, spending long hours in airports is not unfamiliar to you.  Sure you can sit and read a book, watch the planes take off or belly up to the airport lounge (and pay $10 for a drink), but did you know that many of America’s airports offer free things to do while you wait for your connecting flight? Below is just a sampling:

1.  Free WiFi. Although there are still plenty of airports that charge $10 and up for wireless Internet access, there is an increasing number of facilities that offer free WiFi. Among these are Cleveland Hopkins Airport, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, San Francisco International Airport, Denver International Airport, Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood (FL) International Airport, Indianapolis International Airport, Louis Armstrong International Airport in New Orleans and Logan International Airport in Boston. For a complete listing of US airport that offer free WiFi, visit wififreespot.com.

2. Free children’s play areas. Traveling with kids? Many US airports offer free children’s play areas. Your kids will be stuck long enough playing with the books and toys you brought with you, let them explore something different while they wait. US airports with free play areas include Chicago’s O’Hare Airport with its 2000-square foot “Kids on the Fly” exhibit, Boston’s Logan Airport, Atlanta’s Hartsfield International Airport, Cincinnati International Airport and Detroit’s Metropolitan Airport (with seven play areas.)

3. Free museums. Airports all over the US make use of their airport facilities to host art galleries and displays of planes and other aviation memorabilia. Among these are the Phoenix Airport Museum at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, the Howard W. Cannon Aviation Museum at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, the San Francisco Airport Museum at San Francisco International Airport and the best of all, the Udvar/Hazy Museum, adjacent to Washington DC’s Dulles International Airport. This one has a 50 cent fee for the bus to get there, but the exhibits at this Smithsonian museum include the space shuttle Enterprise and the Enola Gay, the plane that dropped the bomb on Hiroshima.

4. Free airport tours. If you happen to be at the San Diego Airport on the right day, be sure to take advantage of the free, behind-the-scenes tour the airport hosts. John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California also offers free tours. Do you know of any others?

5. Free iPads. If you find yourself waiting for a flight in New York Kennedy Airport’s Terminal 3 or the Delta terminal of the city’s LaGuardia Airport, Delta Airlines has installed banks of iPads near the terminal’s restaurants that travelers can use for free. They are set up to order food, but you can also use them to surf the Web or check your email.

Free Things at Overseas Airport

If you are traveling overseas this year, airports around the globe also offer free things to see and do. Among these are free hot chocolate and coffee in Munich, a free train ticket to anywhere in Geneva at the Geneva (Switzerland) airport, free movies and video games at Singapore’s Changi Airport and a full library with free iPads in Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport.

What other free things have you found to do in airports around the US and abroad?

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Jan 30 2012

Save $1.50 on Ecotrin Aspirin, Only $1.99 at Walgreens!

Posted in: Printable Coupons, Walgreens  //  Comments (0)

$1.50/1 – Ecotrin Aspirin Therapy Product – (redplum.com)
Available under zip code 90210

For tough aches and pains, nothing beats aspirin.  It’s been around a long time for a reason!  Right now you can print a coupon that will save you $1.50 on Ecotrin Aspirin.  Keep it for a sale, or use it at Walgreens to grab some for just $1.99!

Ecotrin Low Strength Aspirin, 45 ct $3.49, Regular Price
Use $1.50/1 – Ecotrin Aspirin Therapy Product - (redplum.com)
Final Price: $1.99 

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Jan 30 2012

Marie Claire Magazine: Only $3.60 per Year!

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More magazine love …

Marie Claire Magazine $3.60/year (up to 5 years) with code KRAZY

This special rate will be live through tonight (1/30) midnight (EST). You can purchase this deal as a new subscription or to renew your existing subscription. You can also purchase additional subscriptions as gifts!

Note: We will be bringing you more awesome magazine deals, so be sure to let us know what your favorite magazines are! Plus, you can always use coupon code KRAZY to save 20% off of any other magazines that you find at DiscountMags!

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Jan 30 2012

Skinny Cow Ice Cream Cups Only $0.22 at Walmart!

Posted in: Facebook Offers, Printable Coupons, Walmart  //  Comments (0)

 $1.00/1 – Skinny Cow Ice Cream Product, Any – (facebook.com)

It’s too cold to be ideal ice cream weather, but I still love eating it!  So I’m excited to see a new Facebook coupon that will save you $1.00 on any size Skinny Cow Ice Cream Product.  Use it at Walmart to score a single serve cup for just $0.22!

To get your coupon, follow these directions:

  • Click here.  This link will take you to the Skinny Cow website.
  • Find the Resolution Wall on the lower left of the page, and click on Write Your Resolution.
  • A window should drop down at the top of the page.  Click on Connect to Facebook and enter your login info.
  • Post your resolution.
  • Another box will drop down and will let you either print the coupon immediately or get it in your email.

Skinny Cow Single Serve Ice Cream Cup $1.22, Regular Price
Use $1.00/1 – Skinny Cow Ice Cream Product, Any – (facebook.com)
Final Price: $0.22

Thanks, Couponing to Disney

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Jan 30 2012

$25 to Spend on Eco-Friendly Merchandise for Only $12!

Posted in: Retail Therapy  //  Comments (0)

Living Social has a $25.00 voucher to GreenCupboards.com for only $12.00.  GreenCupboards.com offers toys, baby gadgets, and household items that are eco-friendly.

Fine Print Reads…
Limit 1 per purchaser and 1 as a gift
Entire value must be used in 1 purchase
Voucher can be used towards shipping
Free Shipping on orders over $75.00

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Jan 30 2012

Ocean Spray Cherry Juice Only $1.50 at Walmart!

Posted in: Facebook Offers, Printable Coupons, Walmart  //  Comments (2)

 Buy 1 Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice Drink, Get 1 Cherry Juice Drink FREE, 64 oz – (facebook.com)
Thanks, Hip2Save 

Have you ever tried cherry juice?  I have cherry trees in my backyard, and every summer I think that I should make some, but so far I haven’t. :(  Today I’m excited to see a great, new coupon for Ocean Spray Cherry Juice!  Now I can try a bottle for free!  Save your coupon for a sale, or use it at Walmart to grab this deal:

Buy 1 Ocean Spray Cran-Cherry Juice, 64 oz $2.99, Regular Price
Buy 1 Ocean Spray Cherry Juice, 64 oz $2.99, Regular Price
Use  Buy 1 Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice Drink, Get 1 Cherry Juice Drink FREE, 64 oz – (facebook.com) 
Final Price: $1.50 each when you buy 2


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Jan 30 2012

It’s Back! Fleece Photo Collage Blanket Only $21.50 + Shipping!

Posted in: Photo Deals  //  Comments (0)

York Photo has these wonderful Fleece Photo Collage Blankets for $42.99, regular price.  You can save 50% by using code HEARTYORK at checkout, taking your total down to $21.50 + $5.99 shipping.  These would make great Valentine Gifts, or if you really plan ahead, how about Mother’s Day? :)

A few simple steps to make your blanket…

  • Log in or Create your account. If you are new to York Photo, you’ll also receive 40 Free Prints!!
  • Once on the main page, under products, select Collage Gifts
  • Select Collage Fleece Blanket
  • You can then personalize your blanket and add up to 30 pictures to your blanket
  • At checkout use code HEARTYORK
  • Pay just $5.99 for shipping, and your blanket will be on its way.

Thanks, The Dealyo

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Jan 30 2012

Wish Bone Dressing Spritzer Only $0.59 at Target!

Posted in: Printable Coupons, Target  //  Comments (3)

Thanks to Target printable store coupons, we can score some really low-cost dressing when we stack them with some manufacturer coupons! Check out how these Wish Bone Dressing deals map out at Target:

Wish Bone Dressing Spritzer, 7 oz $1.84, Regular Price
Use 2 $0.50/1 Wish-Bone Dressing from RP 1/29 (exp 2/26)
And Use $1.50/2 – Wish-Bone Salad Dressings, 7oz or Larger, Target Coupon – (target.com) (exp 3/3)
Final Price: $0.59 each when you buy 2

Or

Wish Bone Dressing, 16 oz $2.09, Regular Price
Use 2 $0.50/1 Wish-Bone Dressing from RP 1/29 (exp 2/26)
And Use $1.50/2 – Wish-Bone Salad Dressings, 7oz or Larger, Target Coupon – (target.com) (exp 3/3)
Final Price: $0.84 each when you buy 2

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Jan 30 2012

Extreme Couponing Tip: Get “Full Value” Coupons for Free Products!

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Extreme Couponing Tip: Get “Full Value” Coupons for Free Products!

If you’ve been watching Extreme Couponing All-Stars episodes, you may be wondering how some couponers get “free product” or “full value” coupons. These coupons are good for a free product, usually up to the full retail value, meaning no cost to the customer! So how do you score these? Check out below!

Rave reviews: If you love a product, let the manufacturer know! Write in a rave review, and at the end, kindly request any coupons they may have; make sure to give both your email address and postal address. As I’ve personally experienced, it helps if the review is specific, the review is witty, and you can mention any extenuating circumstances that elicit sympathy in a fun way. For example, in college I wrote to one of my favorite breakfast restaurants and mentioned how I just loved their new berry pancakes special and that I just couldn’t get enough! At the end, I said “And if you happen to have any spare coupons, this poor newlywed college student would greatly appreciate them!” Lo and behold, I got mailed 2 coupons for any free entree for both my husband and me! This method tends to work about 10-30% of the time. Other times you’ll probably just receive a kind email thanking you for your feedback. 

Reward programs: Sign up for reward programs that offer free product coupons after you accumulate a certain number of points, usually when you buy a certain number of products and enter codes. Examples of these sites include Stonyfield Yogurt, Pampers Gifts to Grow, Huggies Enjoy the RideDisney Movie Rewards, Old Orchard Juice Fan Club, Stouffer’s Dinner Club, My Coke Rewards, L’Oreal Paris Gold Rewards, and Seventh Generation Nation.

Caution: If you see “free product” coupons listed for sale on third party sites, chances are they are fraudulent. Unless you know for a fact they have come from a newspaper insert (such as the free Frank’s Hot Sauce coupon last March) and are genuine, DO NOT BUY THEM.

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Jan 30 2012

Reminder: Hot! 6 Issues of All You Magazine for Only $6!

Posted in: Magazines  //  Comments (1)

Have you taken advantage of this offer yet?!?!? 

This is definitely one of the best deals we will ever see on All You Magazine.  You can get 6 issues for only $6.00!  Because this magazine comes stocked full of coupons in every issue, it will more than pay for itself. This is a super-easy way to get this magazine at a huge discount.  Go here to start your subscription.

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Jan 30 2012

Save $1.00 on Carnation Breakfast Essentials, Only $3.49 at Walmart!

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 $1.00/1 – Carnation Breakfast Essentials – (carnationbreakfastessentials.com)

It seems like every morning I’m racing to the bus stop with my kids, trying to make it before the bus leaves!  Busy mornings and kids that won’t wake up equals no time for breakfast.  I like to keep some Carnation Breakfast Essentials stocked, so at least they get something before they start their day!  Right now you can print a coupon that will save you $1.00 on Carnation Breakfast Essentials.  Keep it for a sale, or use it at Walmart to grab some for just $3.49.

Carnation Breakfast Essentials, 10 pk $4.49, Regular Price
Use $1.00/1 – Carnation Breakfast Essentials – (carnationbreakfastessentials.com)
Final Price: $3.49 

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Jan 30 2012

Magnets as low as $4.99 Shipped! Turn Yours into a Dry Erase Board for Hours of Fun!

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Vistaprint is coming up with a few ideas to help with “Snow Days”, although we are still praying for snow days here!  If you have been snowed in all winter, here is one boredom-busting idea: Vistaprint has small “car door” magnets for $4.99 (11.25″ x 8.5″) or large “car door” magnets for $9.99 (17.3″ x 11.25″).  These magnets can be used as a dry erase boards.  Simply stick it anywhere a magnet will stick, grab your dry erase markers, and let the artwork begin!

This offer also ships for free!

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Welcome to the World of Extreme Couponing! - Click here to read more about extreme couponing.

Extreme Couponing

Experts say the economy is doing better, but most of us are still feeling the pinch from job losses, pay cuts, and rising prices. And with the recent political upheavals and natural disasters, prices won't be coming down any time soon. We bet you want to save money wherever you can. That's why you're here, right? Maybe you saw an advertisement for “Extreme Couponing” on TLC. Maybe you spotted someone in the store walk out with cartloads of groceries for pennies on the dollar. Maybe you heard someone mention the book Pick Another Checkout Lane, Honey. Or maybe you're already into extreme couponing and want a little help. In any case, we're here for you.

Coupons are everywhere. You get them in the mail, in your newspaper, on your car. They print out along with your receipt at the grocery store. They're even sent by e-mail and text message. Everyone knows that having a coupon will save you money. But very few consumers actually use them, and even fewer use them to their full potential.

That's where extreme couponing comes in. Extreme couponing involves coordinating sales, double coupon days, manufacturers' coupons, in-store coupons, stocking up, and more; and it's possible to save hundreds and even thousands of dollars from your grocery budget every year. In recent years, extreme couponing has become increasingly popular. To someone who uses coupons only rarely, the potential savings sounds exciting-- but doesn't extreme couponing take a lot of work? And where do you start?

Heather Wheeler and Joanie Demer, the Krazy Coupon Ladies, are both young stay-at-home moms who are on a mission to spread the word about extreme couponing and to make it easier for both the extreme couponing novice and the grizzled veteran. We've appeared on national television and radio, even written a book, all with the goal of making extreme couponing a way of life for as many people as possible. If we did it, so can you!

Beginners (or “coupon virgins”) can check out the glossary of common extreme couponing lingo or the FAQ section before starting on the Krazy Coupon Lady's 10-day step-by-step program to extreme couponing. This in-depth guide helps an extreme couponing beginner to know where to find coupons, learn how, where and when to use them, organize their coupons, and how to handle the trips to the grocery store. Once extreme couponing newbies have covered the basics, there are also a wide variety of in-depth articles on various subjects, such as digital coupons, stockpiling, and how to maximize buy-one-get-one (or BOGO) offers.

But tools for beginners are not the only things thekrazycouponlady.com has to offer. One of the main tenents of extreme couponing is matching coupons to sales, and Krazy Coupon Lady helps extreme couponers do just that. Our site tracks sales at major national retailers such as Target, Walgreens, Walmart, and CVS as well as many of the larger supermarket chains like Kroger, Safeway, and Albertson's. We then match the sales to printed manufacturers' coupons from Proctor and Gamble, Red Plum, and Smartsource; in-store coupons from weekly sales ads; even digital coupons and “Catalina” coupons (the ones that print out with your receipt at the grocery store). By taking the much of the legwork out of it, The Krazy Coupon Lady has made extreme couponing easily achievable for the average consumer-- and yes, that means you!

Keeping track of sales and printed coupons isn't the only thing thekrazycouponlady.com has to offer. We also maintain several databases, including one of digital coupons available to print at home, so you can stack coupon upon coupon for ultimate extreme couponing. Organized alphabetically, each entry tells you what the coupon is for (for instance, $.50 off one product) and is a link which takes you directly to the coupon. A similar list is kept for e-coupons, which are added to your frequent shopper card. Another part of the site tracks freebies-- offers to get products for absolutely nothing. Non-grocery coupons (such as 20% off at a certain clothing store) are listed under “Retail Therapy”, lets you take your extreme couponing skills even further, saving you money on things you can't find at the grocery store. And once you've redeemed your coupons for an awesome savings, you can take a picture and submit it to the Bragging Lounge, so the world can know how much you saved on your latest extreme couponing adventure.

So go ahead! Dig in! Take a good look around and get excited for what extreme couponing might be able to do for you and your family. If you never try extreme couponing, then you'll never know how easy it can be to save. So give extreme couponing a try-- we promise, you'll be glad you did!

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