Target – Free Vitamin10 Water

Buy Vitamin10 Water--$1.00
Use $1.00/1 coupon from 4/5 SmartSource insert
Free after coupon

Target - Free Airwick Lumin Airs

Buy Airwick Lumin Airs--$4.99 (on sale)
Use the $5/1 coupon from the 12/07 Red Plum insert
Free after coupon

Target - Kellogg’s cereals

Target is currently offering a $5 Target GiftCard when you buy 5 boxes of Kellogg’s cereals. Here's how to score some cheap cereal:

Buy any combination of 5 boxes Kellogg’s cereals--$2.75 each
Use 5 $1/1 Bricks printable coupons here
Receive $5 GiftCard
$0.75 per box of cereal after coupons and GiftCard

Kellogg's is also offering a seperate gift check for $10 when you purchase 4 boxes of select products including Special K, Smart Start and mini-wheats cereals. The form to request the gift check can be found in a free magazine titled "New You" which is distrubuted in a variety of grocery stores. If you have access to the rebate form and combine these offers, the cereal will be free with overage instead of simply cheap.

Target - Free Glade Scented Oil Candles

Target is currently running a GiftCard deal that can result in acquiring free Glade Scented Oil Candles starter kits. Somewhat similar to the KMart catalina, when you buy any four Holiday Glade items, you’ll get a $5 Target GiftCard. However, this is better than the KMart deal as these packages contain actual candles besides just the holders. The items in the Holiday line include: Glistening Snow, Cinnamon Gingerbread, French Vanilla, Apple Cinnamon, and Cranberry Delight & Everlasting Pine. Here's how to get 4 free Glade Scented Oil Candles starter kits:

Buy 4 Glade Scented Oil candle starter kits at $2.50 each
Use 2 Buy 1 Get 1 Free printable coupons from Coupons.com or Glade Website
Use 2 $2.00 blinkie coupons
Spend $1 plus tax out of pocket
Receive a $5 Target GiftCard

These starter kits would make great fillers in gift baskets for Christmas or a nice hostess gift to bring to Christmas parties.

Target - Free Travel Sized All Small & Mighty

This is an ongoing coupon price match-up at Target. You can repeat this deal as many times as you can find or print coupons.

All Small & Mighty (travel size 2 oz)--$1.00
Use $1/1 coupon from inserts or printable from All Website
Free after coupon

This is truly the smallest of the All Small & Mighty products. It can be found in the Health & Beauty section of Target along with all the other travel sized items, not in the laundry section.

Personally, I am super excited about this deal not so much because I want the laundry detergent for travel purposes, but rather my nomadic lifestyle which parallels traveling very closely. Normal sized bottles can last quite a long time, often longer than I live in one place. I don't like wasting laundry detergent and throwing it away just because I am moving. At the same time, I do not like having to lug around a large bottle of laundry soap everywhere I go. Plus, when I move cross-country liquid soap is just a no-go. Yet, I always like to have a little bit of laundry soap with me so that I can last a little while before being forced to buy a large bottle. Recently, I have just been keeping a plastic baggie of powdered detergent in my belonging, but there is always a risk that the bag will rip open. This little bottle will come in very handy. Yet, for some reason I feel like I got over taxed on this little bottle. I'll have to look into it more. But, if I really paid as much tax as my receipt says, then I wouldn't bother trying to do this again as when you do a scale analysis there are some better deals on laundry detergent going on even now. But, if you are going to be doing some traveling, by all means try it out.

Target – Vitamin Water

Buy 10-20 oz bottles of Vitamin Water for $10 thru 10/18 and receive a $5 Target GiftCard. Limit 3. With the $5 GiftCard it makes it like paying $.50 a bottle.

I was reluctant to do this deal as I figured the Gatorade at CVS was a better deal at $.40 for a 32 oz bottle, but nonetheless I did this deal mostly because I was curious about this GiftCard business. I had heard about it before, but didn’t have any firsthand experience with it. I thought for sure I was going to have some type of difficulty getting the card from the cashier. But, to my delight it was a rather smooth process. After the specified quantity is rung up there is a message on the screen directing the cashier to give you a GiftCard for the advertised amount. From my perspective, this process is much like a catalina or Register Reward, but a little better since it is not just a coupon with an expiration date. It is an actual GiftCard that you can keep as long as you like and even use at Target.com. One thing I did later notice on my receipt though is that Target technically charges you for the GiftCard and then later takes the price of the GiftCard off at the end. The problem with this is that I was charge tax on my $5 GiftCard and thus reducing it’s value and increasing my per bottle cost in some respects. Then again, maybe I am just over analyzing. But, that's what I do when I don't have a job and just spent $5 on some frilly water that I normally only enjoy when I can charge it to an expense account and then discover that all but one of the flavors tastes funky. Perhaps I would be a little more willing to overlook the funk if I had some $.50/1 coupons from tearpads that are floating around to go with it or even a peelie for free Powerade when you buy 10 Vitamin Waters. Oh well. Nonetheless, if you actually like Vitamin Water, it is still a good bargain.