Each week’s Deals in the Wild post will be a place for both me, and you, to share any interesting deals we find in the current week, whether they’re online or in stores.
In light of the shopping bag fees in Chicago and some suburbs, it’s worth sharing again that I’m a big fan of these ripstop nylon reusable bags. They’re really strong, and they fold up into a pouch that’s smaller than a deck of cards! Yes, that’s slightly magical in my book.
I keep one in my purse, as well as one in each of my coat pockets. They’re really handy for all kinds of unexpectedly-needing-to-carry-something situations. Stop by the library and bring home more than an armload of books? Put them in the bag. Traveling and bringing home too many smaller bags of souvenirs? Put them all in the bag, and you suddenly fit the “one personal item” allowance from the airline. I’m sure you can think of other uses, but the bottom line is this: They’re great!
These awesome little bags are currently under $2 each at Amazon.
Have you spotted any good deals in the wild this week? Feel free to post them below! If your deal includes photos, feel free to email them to me at jill@supercouponing.com, and I’ll add them to your comment.
wolverine70 says
Good deal and timely, too!
Coupon Maven says
Here’s an interesting tidbit about Jewel-Osco. There was some speculation about a month ago whether or not Jewel still accepts two coupons on a Buy One Get One Free sale. (Cliffs Notes: Their policy still says yes, but their registers wouldn’t allow the second coupon without cashier intervention.)
So today I was at Jewel, and my husband asked me to pick up some vitamin B12, which he takes. I looked around on the shelf for the best deal, and Nature’s Truth was Buy One Get One FREE with $2.00-off-1 tearpad manufacturer coupons right next to it in the aisle. I figured this was a good time to try things out and see what might happen with that second coupon.
Well, I was pleasantly surprised when both $2 manufacturer’s coupons scanned without issue or cashier intervention. I watched both $2 discounts come off as the pair of coupons was scanned. The receipt shows both the B1G1F vitamins and $4.00 total coupon value coming off.