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Great Purex Deal!!

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This week I applied for and was accepted as a Purex Insider (you could join, too). This is a way that I can help promote a product that I use every. single. day. I have always used Purex detergent for our clothing. Other brands have caused allergic reactions in my family, but Purex has never caused us any problems. Plus, it is very inexpensive and does a great job keeping our clothes clean.


I will, hopefully, be chosen for some of the promotions so that I can share coupons, products, and giveaways with you.

Until then, however, I found my own Purex deal today! Our Dollar General is running a special on 75  Fl. Oz. bottles of Purex detergent. They are $3.25 per bottle through January 25th. Their regular price is $5.50 at Dollar General, and I believe about that same price at Walmart. That's a savings of $2.25 per bottle right there!


Then, if you have one of your $5 off $25 coupons that prints off at the register (or that you can get by looking at January 7th on their FB page - image below), you can purchase 8 bottles of Purex detergent (that's 400 loads) for $26.00 minus your $5.00 coupon, so $21.00 plus tax! Regular price would be $44.00. That is a total savings of $23.00!! THAT is a great deal on a product we all have to use. So, if I do 10 loads of laundry a week (which I don't do that much), I have enough laundry detergent for 40 weeks! Do that deal twice and you have enough laundry detergent stockpiled for the next year and half, at a bargain price.


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