Wow! There is a super-nice high-value coupon available to save $2.00 off when you buy any ONE Pledge product. This week Target is offering up a FREE $5 Target Gift Card wyb 5 select Household products and Pledge is included with PSA $4.09. We also have a cartwheel to stack making for some super-nice and rare stock-up price if you use these products….
DEAL IDEA: Buy 5 Pledge Furniture Care Products (PSA $4.09) = $20.45
-.82 (use 5% Off Drano/Scrubbing Bubbles/Windex Outdoor/Pledge Target Cartwheel x10/29
-$8.00 (use four $2.00 off when you buy any ONE Pledge product
= $11.63 – $5 Target Gift Card Back for buying 5 select household products thru 10/22
= $6.63 for all 5 or around $1.32 each after stack & gift card
Or… add in something else for your fifth item that we have a coupon for like the Mr. Clean magic erasers which are also included in the deal…..
DEAL IDEA: Buy 4 Pledge Furniture Care Products (PSA $4.09)
& Buy 1 Mr. Clean Magic Eraser 2 ct ($2.77) = $19.13
-.82 (use 5% Off Drano/Scrubbing Bubbles/Windex Outdoor/Pledge Target Cartwheel x10/29
-.14 (use 5% Off Mr. Clean Magic Erasers Target Cartwheel x10/22
-$8.00 (use four $2.00 off when you buy any ONE Pledge product
–50¢ OFF ONE Mr. Clean Magic Eraser (excludes trial/travel size)
= $9.67 – $5 Target Gift Card Back for buying 5 select household products thru 10/22
= $4.67 for all 5 items or like paying $1.16 each for the Pledge & getting the Mr. Clean FREE!
Or if you would prefer the Mr. Clean liquid- you could swap out the erasers for that and there is a 50¢ OFF ONE Mr. Clean All Purpose Cleaner ETS you could use.
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yvw Jodi! I am so glad you love TT 🙂
Thanks for your reply to my question about the Walmart coupon! I love your website. Thanks for all you do!
That most certainly does! Thanks much! 🙂
Hi Dana- it might make more sense to try and figure out how the register sees the value of an individual item vs a total to know if it will affect your coupons.
so you would take whatever the gift card is and divide by however many items you have to buy and deduct that figure from the cost of that item. If the coupon value is higher than the number- that is were T’s registers won’t give you a maximum deduction. so for example you get a $5 Gift Card wyb 5 Pledge. $5 divided by 5 = $1 deduction per item.
If you buy a Pledge Item that costs $4.09 – the register sees it as costing $3.09. Your coupon is valid for $2 so you are fine. If your coupon had been say for $4/1 – the register would have only deducted $3.09 because that is what it sees as the value of that item.
Does that help any?
I guess I’m not fully following, I’m sorry! Let’s say i buy five pledge products at $4.09..so my total is $20.45. Because of that gift card, is the register seeing my total at $15.45? That’s where I think I’m confused at.
Hi Dana I do know what yyou are talking about & it will not affect the pledge deal using $2 coupons.
I do have 2 posts where I discuss the register update if you want to ck them out
https://www.totallytarget.com/2016/10/16/gillette-venus-shave-gel-as-low-as-free-at-target/
and then a more in depth explanation & receipt example here
https://www.totallytarget.com/2016/10/02/up-to-a-5-money-maker-on-covergirl-cosmetics/
I hope that clears it up a bit for you but after you read them througgh if you have any questions plz feel free to comment again & I’ll be happy to try and explain more
Hi Jodi- yes because it is an MQ. Target addresses this in their policy FAQs
you can ck out my post here for more info hth!
https://www.totallytarget.com/2014/09/23/target-coupon-policy-update-on-manufacturer-coupons/
The pledge coupons say they should be redeemed at Walmart. Can they be used at Target? Thank you!
Hey Kerry! So I’m still trying to figure out that whole $5 gc deduction thing that you recently posted about. The one where they’re deducting $5 wyb so many items to get a promo gc. Know what I’m talking about? If you do, does this apply to these as well? I’m so confused with the whole thing and dont understand if there’s some exclusion for certain items or anything. Thanks much!
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