I’m excited about the Ivory Soap and the Dove Men’s this week. Those are great freebies!
FREEBIES
Colgate Max Fresh – $2.99
-Use $1/1 Colgate Max Fresh coupon (Jan All You)
-Get $2 ECB (Limit 1)
Final Price = FREE
Dove Men’s Care – $5.49
-Use $1.25 Dove Men coupon (RP 1/31)
-Get $5.49 ECBs (Limit 2)
Final Price = FREE (+ $1.25 possible overage)
Ivory Soap (3pk) – $.99
-Use $1/1 Ivory Coupon (PG 12/27)
Final Price = FREE
GOOD DEALS
All 2x Ultra – $9.99
-Use $2/1 All coupon (RP 1/3)
-Get $2 ECBs (Limit 1)
Final Price = $5.99
Almay i-Color Shadow, Liner or Mascara – $5.99
-Get $4 ECBs (Limit 1)
Final Price = $1.99
Irish Spring or Soft Soap Body Wash – $3
-Use $1/1 Irish Spring coupon (SS 1/3)
-Use $.75/1 Soft Soft coupon
-Get $5 ECBs WYB $15
Final Price = As low as $5 for 5
Kellogg’s Raisin Bran, Corn Flakes, Apple Jacks, Corn Pops or Rice Krispies – 2/$4
-Use $1/2 Kellogg’s Coupon (RP 1/10)
Final Price = $3 for 2
Theraflu or Warming liquid – $5.99
-Use $2/1 Theraflu Coupon
-Get $2 ECB (Limit 1)
Final Price = $1.99
Buy $10 in Unilever Products – Get $3 ECBs (Limit 1)
• Hellmann’s (or Best Foods) Mayo – BOGO
• Lipton Tea – 2/$5
• Ragu – 3/$5
• Skippy – 3/$5
-Use $.50/1 Hellmann’s coupon (RP 1/31)
-Use $.60 Lipton Tea coupon (RP 1/31)
-Use $.75/2 Ragu Pasta coupon (RP 1/31)
-Use $.75/2 Skippy coupon (RP 1/31)
Happy Saving!
Shellie loves to share her frugal living tips as well as deals and bargains to help you get more with less. A spender at heart, she balances her frugal lifestyle with the occassional splurge. 
Quick question, my CVS in North Austin told me I can’t use Ecbs on the same day I get them, but Ive been able to roll them over before with different transactions in the same day. Do you know the rule on this? If I have to start going multiple times a week it’s going to maker less likely to go. Today I was going to do the Dove deal and turn the Ecbs around for the end of the Soy Joy deal, now I’m not so sure that’s possible.
You’re allowed to use them as soon as they print. Why else would they print right away if you couldn’t use them? Some managers and shifts think of using coupons as stealing because they don’t understand how it works. They may only get $10 cash, but they could be earning like $25 in coupons.
I work at CVS and I’ve never heard of any rule where you couldn’t use them right away.
Anyway, if this problem keeps occuring then I would go right up the line of management so that at least that manager or shift gets corrected.