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Print Coupons Right from Home



I don't know how many of you lovely ladies use coupons, or have ever tried extreme couponing. I have talked a bit about doing the extreme couponing in some earlier posts. Today I want to talk about printing coupons off at home.

There are 3 different site you can print coupons from.




Now on each website you can type in different zip codes and you will see a few different coupons than another zip code. I normally do my own, then one from each coast and one from the heart of USA. You are only able to print 2 of each coupon however if you have multiple computers you can print 2 of each coupon off each computer. We have 2 computers so I can get a total of 4 coupons per item.

When you print your coupons, don't rush out and buy whatever is on that coupon. Look at a sales ad, see if you can get a great savings. Take your coupons to the store with you in case something is on sale for a good price but wasn't in the ad.

These sites come in handy on top of the coupons you get out of your Sunday paper and on top of eCoupons (coupons that are loaded to your loyalty card).

If you ever have any coupon questions feel free to ask!
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