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6-pack Neutrogena Clear Pore Oil-Eliminating Astringent with Salicylic Acid 8 fl oz

$14.74

(Expired) Amazon has Neutrogena Clear Pore Oil-Eliminating Astringent with Salicylic Acid, Pore Clearing Treatment for Acne-Prone Skin, 8 fl. Oz (Pack of 6) for $40.09 - $23.35 subscribe coupon - 5% w/ subscribe = $14.74. Shipping is free with Prime.

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SMUG Ergonomic Mesh Office Chair with Lumbar Support

$49

(Expired) Amazon has SMUG Office Chair, Ergonomic Mesh Home Office Computer Chair with Lumbar Support/Adjustable Headrest/Armrest and Wheels/Mesh High Back/Swivel Rolling (Black) for $49.40. Shipping is free.

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2-lb Optimum Nutrition New Flavor Gold Standard 100% Whey Protein Powder

$22.79

(Expired) Amazon has 2-lb Optimum Nutrition New Flavor Gold Standard 100% Whey Protein Powder on sale. Shipping is free with Prime.

Fruity Cereal $23.99 - 5% w/ subscribe = $22.79
Cinnamon Roll $24.99 - 5% w/ subscribe = $23.74

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2-Lb Mahatma Jasmine Rice

$2.44

(Expired) Amazon has Mahatma Jasmine Rice, Thai, Indian, or Cambodian Fragrant Flavored Rice, Stovetop or Microwave Rice on sale. Shipping is free with prime.

2-Lb $3.49 - $1.05 = $2.44
5-Lb $6.98 - $0.59 = $6.39

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IAMS Healthy Aging Adult Large Breed Dry Dog Food 30lb

$21 and more

(Expired) Amazon has coupons for select Pet foods. Plus extra 35% off subscribe coupon and 5% off with subscribe. Shipping is free with Prime.

IAMS Healthy Aging Adult Large Breed Dry Dog Food 30lb $46.98 - $9.40 - 35% - 5% = $21.23
IAMS Adult High Protein Large Breed Dry Dog Food with Real Chicken 30lb $45.99 - $8.41 - 35% - 5% = $21.28
IAMS Minichunks Adult Dry Dog Food Lamb & Rice Recipe Dog Kibble 30lb $21.28
IAMS Smart Puppy Large Breed Dry Dog Food with Real Chicken, 30.6 lb $21.28
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12-Ct Pringles BBQ Potato Crisps Chips + $5 Amazon Credit

(Expired) Amazon offers $5 credit to Redeem Rewards Here when purchase Pringles Potato Crisps Chips. Shipping is free with prime.

12-Ct Pringles BBQ Potato Crisps Chips $9.40 - 5% w/subscribe = $8.93
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Anonymous

Cannot see anything about the $5 credit

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Me neither //@anonymous: Cannot see anything about the $5 credit

1 year ago |

154 oz Gain + Aroma Boost Liquid Laundry Detergent

$11.78 + $1.90 Credit and more

(Expired) Amazon has subscribe coupon for select Gain flings Laundry Detergent. Plus 5% w/ subscribe. Shipping is free with Prime.

112 ct Gain flings Laundry Detergent Soap Pacs $21 - $4 - 5% = $15.95
154 oz Gain + Aroma Boost Liquid Laundry Detergent - Original Scent $15.56 - $3 - 5% = $11.78 + $1.90 Promotional credit
154 oz Gain + Aroma Boost Liquid Laundry Detergent - Moonlight Breeze Scent $15.94 - $3 - 5% = $12.14 + $1.10 Promotional credit

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3-Ct 8.5 Oz Neutrogena Body Clear Acne Treatment Body Wash

$14.48

(Expired) Amazon has Neutrogena Body Clear Acne Treatment Body Wash with Salicylic Acid Acne Medicine, Pink Grapefruit Body Acne Cleanser to Prevent Breakouts on Back, Chest & Shoulders, 3 x 8.5 fl. oz for $27.87 - $12 subscribe coupon - 5% w/ subscribe = $14.48. Shipping is free with Prime. [moreSubscribeOffers]

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32-Oz Drano Max Gel Drain Clog Remover and Cleaner

$3.50 + $0.25 Credit

(Expired) (back) Amazon has Drano Max Gel Drain Clog Remover and Cleaner for Shower or Sink Drains, Unclogs and Removes Hair, Soap Scum, Blockages, 32 oz for $4.67 - 20% off (clip coupon) - 5% with subscribe = $3.51. Plus get $0.25 promotional credit. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+.

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Anonymous

Good price, but never found this useful.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

it became $3.78 once tax got added. UNACCEPTABLE!

1 year ago |

Anonymous

You mean it didn't work, or you never ended up needing it? //@Anonymous: Good price, but never found this useful.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

It’s better to use snake to clear drainage

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Target you get it for $2.99 at checkout once you add $2 offer

1 year ago |

Anonymous

I’m showing 6.39 rn so 4.39 after offer //@anonymous: Target you get it for $2.99 at checkout once you add $2 offer

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Mine showing up as 2.99 //@Anonymous: I’m showing 6.39 rn so 4.39 after offer //@anonymous: Target you get it for $2.99 at checkout once you add $2 offer

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Do you go to the gas station and tell everyone it’s better to use EV? Give it up already. //@anonymous: It’s better to use snake to clear drainage

1 year ago |

Anonymous

No, that would be silly. But I do go to the bad gas stations and tell everyone that they should be using Top Tier gas instead. //@Anonymous: Do you go to the gas station and tell everyone it’s better to use EV? Give it up already. //@anonymous: It’s better to use snake to clear drainage

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Using chemical products to remove drain clog is the last resort before you call a professional plumber. Using drain snake or similar tools sometime works better to remove clogs.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Yeah I bet you do. How about kind your own business? //@anonymous: No, that would be silly. But I do go to the bad gas stations and tell everyone that they should be using Top Tier gas instead. //@Anonymous: Do you go to the gas station and tell everyone it’s better to use EV? Give it up already. //@anonymous: It’s better to use snake to clear drainage

1 year ago |

Anonymous

You’re full of it. You don’t even know what “chemicals” these are do you? //@anonymous: Using chemical products to remove drain clog is the last resort before you call a professional plumber. Using drain snake or similar tools sometime works better to remove clogs.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Why are you so angry? //@anonymous: You’re full of it. You don’t even know what “chemicals” these are do you? //@anonymous: Using chemical products to remove drain clog is the last resort before you call a professional plumber. Using drain snake or similar tools sometime works better to remove clogs.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Why do you assume it’s anger? Why are you so judgemental? Are you even talking about the deal? //@anonymous: Why are you so angry? //@anonymous: You’re full of it. You don’t even know what “chemicals” these are do you? //@anonymous: Using chemical products to remove drain clog is the last resort before you call a professional plumber. Using drain snake or similar tools sometime works better to remove clogs.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

lol sounds like the one asking doesn’t have anything to back their claims up and is now attacking character. //@anonymous: Why are you so angry? //@anonymous: You’re full of it. You don’t even know what “chemicals” these are do you? //@anonymous: Using chemical products to remove drain clog is the last resort before you call a professional plumber. Using drain snake or similar tools sometime works better to remove clogs.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Very typical little pink style //@anonymous: lol sounds like the one asking doesn’t have anything to back their claims up and is now attacking character. //@anonymous: Why are you so angry? //@anonymous: You’re full of it. You don’t even know what “chemicals” these are do you? //@anonymous: Using chemical products to remove drain clog is the last resort before you call a professional plumber. Using drain snake or similar tools sometime works better to remove clogs.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

People should aim to be responsible and try using a snake before harsh chemicals like these.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Possibly true but what does that have to do with this? Are you suggesting there are harsh chemicals in this? If so, which ones? I ask because there are zero so the comment is misleading. //@anonymous: People should aim to be responsible and try using a snake before harsh chemicals like these.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Lye (NaOH) is pretty harsh. //@anonymous: Possibly true but what does that have to do with this? Are you suggesting there are harsh chemicals in this? If so, which ones? I ask because there are zero so the comment is misleading. //@anonymous: People should aim to be responsible and try using a snake before harsh chemicals like these.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

How do you consider Sodium Hydroxide harsh? You can cook with it and make soap/detergents and it’s been in rain water before “acid rain” existed. You’re really reaching there. Want to call bleach harsh too and tell everyone to wash clothes in the river? //@anonymous: Lye (NaOH) is pretty harsh. //@anonymous: Possibly true but what does that have to do with this? Are you suggesting there are harsh chemicals in this? If so, which ones? I ask because there are zero so the comment is misleading. //@anonymous: People should aim to be responsible and try using a snake before harsh chemicals like these.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Washing clothes in the river pollutes our waterways with lint, often plastic lint from harsh synthetic fabrics. You should be more responsible than to suggest that. //@anonymous: How do you consider Sodium Hydroxide harsh? You can cook with it and make soap/detergents and it’s been in rain water before “acid rain” existed. You’re really reaching there. Want to call bleach harsh too and tell everyone to wash clothes in the river? //@anonymous: Lye (NaOH) is pretty harsh. //@anonymous: Possibly true but what does that have to do with this? Are you suggesting there are harsh chemicals in this? If so, which ones? I ask because there are zero so the comment is misleading. //@anonymous: People should aim to be responsible and try using a snake before harsh chemicals like these.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Where exactly do you live that you see people washing clothes in a river? Plastic lint? Lol stop fear mongering, it’s pathetic. //@anonymous: Washing clothes in the river pollutes our waterways with lint, often plastic lint from harsh synthetic fabrics. You should be more responsible than to suggest that. //@anonymous: How do you consider Sodium Hydroxide harsh? You can cook with it and make soap/detergents and it’s been in rain water before “acid rain” existed. You’re really reaching there. Want to call bleach harsh too and tell everyone to wash clothes in the river? //@anonymous: Lye (NaOH) is pretty harsh. //@anonymous: Possibly true but what does that have to do with this? Are you suggesting there are harsh chemicals in this? If so, which ones? I ask because there are zero so the comment is misleading. //@anonymous: People should aim to be responsible and try using a snake before harsh chemicals like these.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

List a single “harsh” chemical in this and if you succeed then ask how is this legal? Then ask yourself if it really is “harsh” if used as directed or if you are abusing your imagination and were actually misinformed. It literally says drink milk or water if you accidentally consume some. Stop spreading misinformation.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

I'm just surprised that you're suggesting people wash their clothes in a river. That is so bizarre. You could much more easily use a tub of water at home. //@Anonymous: Where exactly do you live that you see people washing clothes in a river? Plastic lint? Lol stop fear mongering, it’s pathetic. //@anonymous: Washing clothes in the river pollutes our waterways with lint, often plastic lint from harsh synthetic fabrics. You should be more responsible than to suggest that. //@anonymous: How do you consider Sodium Hydroxide harsh? You can cook with it and make soap/detergents and it’s been in rain water before “acid rain” existed. You’re really reaching there. Want to call bleach harsh too and tell everyone to wash clothes in the river? //@anonymous: Lye (NaOH) is pretty harsh. //@anonymous: Possibly true but what does that have to do with this? Are you suggesting there are harsh chemicals in this? If so, which ones? I ask because there are zero so the comment is misleading. //@anonymous: People should aim to be responsible and try using a snake before harsh chemicals like these.

1 year ago |

Anonymous

Don’t see anyone suggesting to do such a thing in any comment. Are we reading the same threads? //@anonymous: I'm just surprised that you're suggesting people wash their clothes in a river. That is so bizarre. You could much more easily use a tub of water at home. //@Anonymous: Where exactly do you live that you see people washing clothes in a river? Plastic lint? Lol stop fear mongering, it’s pathetic. //@anonymous: Washing clothes in the river pollutes our waterways with lint, often plastic lint from harsh synthetic fabrics. You should be more responsible than to suggest that. //@anonymous: How do you consider Sodium Hydroxide harsh? You can cook with it and make soap/detergents and it’s been in rain water before “acid rain” existed. You’re really reaching there. Want to call bleach harsh too and tell everyone to wash clothes in the river? //@anonymous: Lye (NaOH) is pretty harsh. //@anonymous: Possibly true but what does that have to do with this? Are you suggesting there are harsh chemicals in this? If so, which ones? I ask because there are zero so the comment is misleading. //@anonymous: People should aim to be responsible and try using a snake before harsh chemicals like these.

1 year ago |