Monday, December 17, 2007

Save Money --- Even Bigger Sales This Week

With Christmas sales lagging somewhat we can expect stores to cut prices even more this week. So you that have procrastinated, you may be the ones who reap the biggest rewards this Christmas when it comes to saving money. Still apply the rules we've learned for saving money this week and remember ... a sale isn't a sale if you or the person you' re buying for don't need the item. So shop smart and save money.
A note on compact fluorescent bulbs:
Analysts at the nonprofit Earth Policy Institute estimate the United States could close 80 coal-fired power plants if Americans switched over en masse to compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs). It's hard to say exactly why a quicker transition over to CFLs hasn't taken place. China, Australia, Canada, Venezuela and Cuba have committed to phasing out incandescent bulbs within the next five years, and dozens of other countries, including all 27 members of the European Union, are deliberating whether to follow suit.
Switching over to CFLs doesn't come without trade-offs. Bulbs each contain trace amounts of mercury (usually four to five milligrams), a toxic heavy metal. Exposure to mercury can cause a wide range of health problems, including damage to the central nervous system, kidneys and liver. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the amount of airborne mercury present after one of the bulbs break is negligible. Nonetheless, the EPA recommends that , you should immediately open the windows and vacate the premises for at least 15 minutes to minimize the risk of exposure. Afterward, you should clean up using gloves and/or paper towels or disposable rags (and avoid using a vacuum cleaner, which can stir up the airborne mercury). Remaining fragments, as well as rags used to clean up, should be sealed in a plastic bag and disposed of at a household hazardous waste collection site.
For a CFL recycling facility near you, visit www.earth911.org and type in your ZIP code.
Hope this will give you a better idea of the rewards and the risks associated with these bulbs. Happy Savings!!!
Coupon Corner
Save $.50 on Cottonelle Fresh or Cottonelle for Kids Flushable Moist Wipes in these sizes Two 42 ct Tubs or Refills or One 84ct. Refill or Larger.exp. 1/12/08
Save $.50 when you buy tow packages Pillsbury Refrigerated Create'n Bake Cookie dough exp.or Refrigerated Brownie Batter exp. 2/23/08
Save $.40 on any one package of Orville Redenbacher's Gourmet Popping Corn exp. 1/20/08
Save $.50 off any one Heluva Good Dip exp. 12/27/07
Save $.50 on any Mt. Olive Product (Pickles, Peppers and Relishes)exp. 1/31/08
Save $3.00 on all Radica Electronics exp. 1/31/08
Save $.75on one Duracell Copper Top 4-pack or larger AA or AAA or any size C,D, or 9v or Power Pix or Ultra Digital (AA or AAA) or Ultra Photo Lithium(123,223,245,CR2, or CR-V3) exp.1/31/08
Mail-in Rebate Save $10.00 on any one Oral-B Professional Care or Sonic Complete Power Toothbrush by mail-in rebate exp. 1/31/08
$1.00 off any one Zooth Power battery toothbrush or an two Zooth manual toothbrushes or toothpastes.exp. 1/31/08
$1.00 off one Stages Power battery toothbrush or an two Stages manual toothbrushes or toothpastes. exp. 1/31/08
Save $3.00 on one Duracell Rechargeable Battery Charger. exp. 1/31/08
Save $2.00 on one pack of Duracell Rechargeable Batteries (AA or AAA)
Save $2.00 on any one Pull-Ups Training Pants (jumbo pack or larger)exp.1/19/08
Save $.25 when you buy any One Pillsbury Sweet Rolls exp. 2/23/08

Let's trade some coupons and save some money!!!!!!!

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