The P&G eSaver Should be in Your Inbox Today

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The P&G eSaver should be in your email inbox today. If it isn't, you should subscribe to the coupons that can be digitally upload to your Kroger (and some other) shopping cards.  The coupons are really convenient, and they're for items you really shop for. One of the biggest problems with coupons is that they can actually mean that you spend more money if you're not solely purchasing things that you would purchase anyway. P&G coupons feature normally clippable Tide coupons, Gillette coupons, Tampax coupons, Dawn coupons, Pantene coupons, and Charmin coupons. These are items that are in your house everyday and some are items that I could not live without. Another good thing is that they're delivered right to your coupon inbox if you subscribe to them. That means no clipping, no sorting, and easier access. Just download or print a list of the coupons before you hit the stores, and you can refer to it while shopping. These coupons are very convenient, and for good quality items that you surely purchase. You don't want to miss the great savings every month or so.

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Toilet Paper Coupons

 

If there is anything I hate to buy without a coupon, it’s toilet paper – the most disposable, necessary commodity on the planet. Coupons for toilet paper can be found at all the usual places, RedPlum, Coupons.com, etc., but you can also sign up for toilet papers coupons for your special free coupon email. Mine is at Gmail.com.

AngelSoft.com features a coupon email list that you may sign up for. Although not the softest, if you apply coupons, AngelSoft generally becomes cheaper than the store brand. AngelSoft generally feels better than $.99 toilet paper as well. I just signed up for their mailing list, and I was able to print my new member coupon for $.50 off any double roll right away!

Charmin toilet paper coupons can be found at the P&G site. The P&G  site will download coupons directly to your Kroger card, but that is another story. Here is the link if you would like to register for P&G coupons for things like Charmin, Tide, and Gillette Mach 3 Razors (In my opinion, the absolute best!) https://www.pgeverydaysolutions.com/pgeds/charmin/brandsampler-register.jsp.

Cottonelle, very soft, but generally a bit more pricey, has its very own link for printable coupons: http://www.cottonelle.com/coupons.aspx. Even their coupon method is very discrete. You enter your email address and proceed to follow prompts. I could not locate the coupons! OH NO! I really want to try the Cottonelle with Aloe. My coupon is printing right now. All you have to do is press the enter key after entering your name and email address, and pouf! another $.50 off toilet paper.

In my search for Marcal coupons, I ran into a new coupon website for printable coupons, http://www.afullcup.com/users/welcome. Smartsource, Coupons.com, and RedPlum are all in one place! Apparently you can buy the Marcal coupons that went out in some Sunday circulars here.

Smartsource.com also has coupons for $1 off Scott Naturals when you buy 6 or more rolls. Scott is long-lasting toilet paper. It may cost a bit more, but it generally lasts twice as long!

I hope you have fun finding your own toilet paper coupons, and go recycled!