Showing posts with label London Drugs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label London Drugs. Show all posts

Wednesday, 7 December 2011

Lifetime Supply of Scrubbing Bubbles

...well, if not a lifetime supply at least a few years, because umm *cough cough* I may have more than this in my cleaning closet.


I bought this in one shopping trip yesterday at....yup you guessed it London Drugs. I love this store. After using $80.00 in coupons I paid just the tax which was $9.51, still cheaper then what just one of these cleaners costs before tax. 

For anyone out there that might find this blog and stacks at London Drugs I got this deal by using 2 x "$5 off Scrubbing Bubbles Extend-A-Clean", one coupon was from an October Smartsource flyer and the other coupon was found in my townhouse complex mail room a couple weeks ago. 

Sunday, 27 November 2011

November Challenge: Day 23, 24, 25 and 26

Nov 23rd:
$ 16.57 Kids play center
$36.68 Sushi

Nov 24th:

NO SPEND DAY!!!!!!!!!!

Nov 25th:
$ 3.81 Mc Donalds
$ 10.00 Burger King
$ 15.87 London Drugs (used $85.99 in coupons)

Below is a picture of my shopping trip at London Drugs. This store allows multiple coupons for one product, there are certain rules and restrictions, but it works for me :).


Nov 26th:
$ 11.56 Grocery
$ 30.02 Gas
$ 2.36 Chips
$ 13.20 London Drugs (used $69.23 in coupons)


Saturday, 5 November 2011

November Challenge: Day 5

Here is today's spending:
$43.23 Cable/Internet
$7.20 Subway
$29.25 Grocery
$2.88 Scrubbing Bubbles Daily Shower Power Sprayer


The Scrubbing Bubbles is a repeat from yesterday, I bought three again from London Drugs and stacked $23.97 in coupons paying only $2.88 in taxes for all three, the lady adjusted the coupons this time that's why I paid three cents more this time around, it's not a typo. 


Just a warning to you and to my wallet, tomorrow marks the beginning of four days of holidays. Ahh, but my spending shouldn't be that bad, I buy our kids gifts year round when they are on sale or new in package from a garage sale or swap meet. This year my youngest is getting a Mr Potato Head we found at an outlet store for $5 while on vacation this summer and my oldest is getting a Toy Story doodle board and book that we found brand new at a swap meet for $6. Both of our kids will also get goody bags filled with the clearance Halloween candy that I bought this week, as well as a good condition play kitchen that we found by the recycling, we have cleaned it thoroughly and I know that I know they will enjoy it. 


Bracing for tomorrow :P. 

Friday, 4 November 2011

November Challenge: Day 4

Today's Spending was alright, not too bad and I got a great deal on Scrubbing Bubbles, thanks to stacking coupons at London Drugs again, very happy that I only paid the taxes.


$2.85 Scrubbing Bubbles Daily Shower Power Sprayer
$5.00 Burger King (Me)
$2.50 Skytrain 
$2.50 Pizza (Husband)

Thursday, 3 November 2011

November Challenge: Day 3

Today's expenses are as follows:

$10.95 Bank Fees
$8.00 Chicken and Beef
$12.90 Fruit and Veg
$5.79 1L Olive Oil
$2.95 Scrubbing Bubbles Daily Shower Power Sprayer 



My husband did the shopping today, he did well but I would have skipped the meat because we have some in the freezer already. If it were me shopping I probably would have replaced the meat with clearance Halloween candy, so I guess in the end he did better than I would have. The one thing that needs to change here is the bank fee, it seems way too high, this fee is the same every month, I don't even know the amount of transactions we are allowed every month at this rate but I'm thinking we do about 10 withdrawals or transfers a month and that includes writing cheques. One more thing I have to mention is that the Scrubbing Bubbles cleaner was bought at London Drugs and was on sale for $7.99, I was able to use $6.00 in coupons and then the rest was tax. This purchase honestly was not a need but a want, it also comes with two AA batteries so that is my justification and I'm sticking to it.

Sunday, 30 October 2011

London Drugs Shopping

London Drugs is the only store in Canada where you can stack coupons, meaning you can use more than one coupon per product purchased. There has been some new fine print on some coupons lately that does not allow this coupon stacking, particularly many of the P&G Brandsaver coupons. It may be a little more difficult to get things for just the taxes, but it's still possible to get some great deals.


2 x Charmin toilet paper 2/$10 - $8 in coupons = $2.00
2 x Old Spice body wash $5.98 - $5.98 in coupons = FREE
1 x Iams cat food $9.98 - $9.00 in coupons = .98

Total paid including taxes was $6.03