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Well I started my stock pile today mixed with using coupons for the firsttime and I saved $21.92!!!!
Not alot but it's a start.
I'm very happy with myself right now.
Go ME GO ME
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Way to go! You have to start somewhere
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Hey! Thats really good. $21 is a lot if you think about it!!!
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Way to go!!! You'll be saving lots in no time!
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Funny the first thing I stock piled was dish soap. Got it for close to $1 and normally it's $2.48. That's not a huge savings but it's brand name and it was cheaper then no-name brand.
I'm tickled pink and almost giddy.... I look forward to seeing how much I save next time.
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Originally Posted by Draggy
Funny the first thing I stock piled was dish soap. Got it for close to $1 and normally it's $2.48. That's not a huge savings but it's brand name and it was cheaper then no-name brand.
I'm tickled pink and almost giddy.... I look forward to seeing how much I save next time.
When you get some more posts under your belt ( at least 50) be sure to sign up on our coupon train in the coupon forum
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She did want to sign up for a newbie train, but she is in Canada. :frown:
I am impressed with you!! GREAT job!! Everything starts with babysteps, you can do it!
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Good for you,
I started my stockpile this week also. The thread on ``What do you stockpile?`` inspired me. This morning I did some clean up in my kitchen cupboard to free some space for my new pantry. I think I saved a bunnnnnndle of money: (all canadian $$)
Tomato soup at 0.25$ instead of 0.59$, bought 48 = 16.32$ saving
Tide at 5.99 instead of 8.99 bought 6 = 18$ saving
Mayonaise at 2.97 instead of 4.29 bought 2 = 2.64$ saving
Cheese at 2.50$ instead of 3.50 bought 6 = 6.00$
That's almost 30$ without even using coupons.
I think we are starting something here in Canada,
Please include me if you start a coupon train in Canada,
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Great job!!
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Thanks for the encouragement everyone. It really makes me feel good.
The flyers came today I can't wait to look at them..lol