Here Are the Main Couponers I Follow ➡️

🔥THE DEALS ARE DEALING THIS WEEK! Fetchtopia is going on and my coupon community is in a frenzy lol!

BACKGROUND: I started couponing almost a year ago through the help of these wonderful ladies and have saved SOOO much money ever since & can even make my own deals sometimes.

All of The Couponers Mentioned use IG (Sav is on here though - if you see this, Hey 👋🏾 from me and my pockets lol, Thank You so much for sharing your deals! @savingswithsav )

🚨They also all share deals from the community, not just deals they create, they do a great job of responding to comments, giving us encouragement for all of our scores, and sharing deals from others in the community!!

1. Savings with Sav: She was the first one I followed I believe. She shares a ton of Kroger, Albertsons & Affiliates like Safeway, Target, Dollar General & Walmart Deals.

2. Torok.Coupon.Hunter: She has so much energy and she does these little challenges with her husband which are TOO cute. Her main stores are CVS (my favorite place to coupon), Dollar General, and Target.

🃏 Plus she is a really apparently a great Lorcana player - not familiar with the game at all but she plays it lol!

3. Cindy_Hacks_Life: Is newer to the coupon sharing community but she has been KILLING it this year!!

Hoping to run into her one day because we don’t live too far from each other 👀

She shares a bunch of cat food/ treat deals, and a bunch of stores hard to pick just one. She is very consistent with sharing deals and even navigating common issues with the coupon apps customer service ppl.

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MY DEAL PRICE BREAKDOWN

Apps Used: Fetch, Shopkick & Ibotta

Stores Visited: CVS, Safeway, Walmart & Target

- (15) Sunsip Retail: $37.15

Paid: $5.85

- Dove Body Wash Retail: $9.97

Paid: $3.57

- (3): Protein Cheerios Retail: $22.47

Paid: $8.97

- (4) Bai Drinks: $9.56

Paid: $5.56

- (2) Degree Spray Deodorant: $ 17.98

Paid: $4.17

- (5) Seventh Generation Dishwasher Pods: $42.45

Paid: $9.95

- Seventh Generation Detergent Sheets: $14.89

Paid: $0 (MM/ Moneymaker- Made $1.01 from purchase)

✨BEGINNER PRO TIPS:

1. ALWAYS KEEP YOU RECIEPTS🧾

2. NEVER PAY FULL PRICE FOR TOOTHPASTE 🪥

3. THE APP FETCH… BIG PAIN IN THE BUTT SOMETIMES

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2025/5/27 Edited to

... Read moreAfter sharing my favorite couponers and my recent haul, I know many of you are curious about diving deeper into digital couponing, especially for those everyday household essentials like paper towels, laundry detergent, and toilet paper. It’s absolutely possible to significantly cut down your grocery bill on these items, and I'm excited to share some of my personal strategies and experiences with you! How I Find and Apply Digital Coupons (Even for Bounty!) Finding digital coupons is easier than you think, and it’s a game-changer for saving on products like Bounty paper napkins, which can often be pricey. My first go-to is always the store's own app – think Kroger, CVS, Target, or Safeway (all places I visit!). Once you link your loyalty card, you can browse and 'clip' digital coupons directly to your account. For Bounty specifically, I've had great luck finding coupons through the Target app or even directly on the brand's website. Before heading to the store (or even placing an online order for pickup!), I always quickly scroll through for any relevant offers. When I check out, the coupons are automatically applied when I scan my loyalty card or use my associated phone number. Remember to always check the coupon's expiry date and any purchase limits! My Favorite Brands for Digital Laundry Detergent & Toilet Paper Coupons When it comes to laundry detergent, I’m a big fan of brands like Tide, Gain, and Persil. Why? Because they consistently offer high-value digital coupons. I've often seen $2-$3 off coupons for their larger bottles, which, when combined with a store sale, makes for an incredible deal. Just last month, I grabbed a jumbo bottle of Tide for over 50% off by stacking a digital coupon with a weekly promotion. For toilet paper, Charmin and Cottonelle are my top picks. They frequently have digital coupons that, while sometimes smaller ($0.50-$1.00), really add up when you’re buying a family-sized pack. As a general rule, I never pay full price for toilet paper (or toothpaste, as I mentioned before!) because the digital deals are always out there if you keep an eye out. Mastering Coupon Stacking: My Secret to Maximum Savings This is where the real fun begins and where you can achieve those 'significant savings' everyone talks about! Coupon stacking means combining multiple discounts on a single item. For instance, I love to stack a manufacturer’s digital coupon (usually found in a store app or on a brand's website) with a store-specific digital coupon (if allowed) and then, to top it off, use a rebate app like Ibotta or Fetch Rewards. For example, on a recent trip, I bought some Dove body wash (similar to my haul!), used a digital manufacturer's coupon, and then after checkout, scanned my receipt into Fetch for an additional rebate. It felt like I was practically getting it for free! Always check the store's policy on stacking, as it can vary. It might seem like a lot of steps at first, but once you get the hang of it, it becomes second nature, and your wallet will thank you. These household items really add up, and finding ways to save on them is incredibly rewarding.

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Jack smart

I used to coupon the original way with physical coupons from the Sunday paper! My how we’ve come a long way. Great job saving and so much easier!!! Yeah you!👏🏾👏🏾

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Herlanna Jackson

What a great haul!!!! Savings my love language lol 😆

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