Print this Crock-Pot Lunch Crock Food Warmer $5/1 coupon quickly, before it disappears.  I’ve seen these at my local Walmart for around $19.50, so just $14.50 after coupon.  Remember, you can print each coupon twice.

Print this Wet Ones Wipes Product .75/1 coupon quickly, before it disappears.  The singles are $0.97 daily at my local Walmart, so just $0.22 after coupon!  Remember, you can print each coupon twice.

Print this Reach Toothbrushes $2/2 coupon quickly, before it disappears.  The Advanced Design toothbrushes run between $1.94 & $1.99 daily at my local Safeway & Fry’s stores.  Combine that with a Catalina Promotion through 9/2 (Buy 2, Get $2 – Buy 3, Get $3 – Buy 4, Get $4) and you have FREE toothbrushes!  Remember, you can print each coupon twice.

I am in the process of moving. I HATE to move, but I am really excited about our new home so it does ease the pain a little. I have moved many times in my life (average of about once every 2 years) and am a bit of a pro, though. SO, I thought I’d share a couple of my “secrets” with you.
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Today’s secret is about moving boxes. Here are a few sources for FREE moving boxes that I have used successfully.
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SMALL BOXES (especially good for heavy or fragile items like books/dishes): Liquor Store boxes; McDonalds French Fry boxes; Boxes from LDS Cannery (these can be found already broken down in their dumpsters)
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MEDIUM BOXES (great for almost everything – especially if not too heavy or bulky): Walmart Cereal Boxes (these can be picked up at Walmart @ around midnight every night in the cereal aisle); Dumpster Diving at local thrift stores (Deseret Industries in Utah) – take a child with you for this fun experience!; Craigslist.com & FreeCycle.org – You will often find ads for FREE moving boxes from these websites, they just want you to come haul them away (I’ve had more luck with Craigslist than FreeCycle)
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LARGE BOXES (good for light-weight, bulky items such as clothing & bedding): To be honest, I haven’t found any consistently good places for free large boxes. Recently I found a local company that gets large boxes every couple of weeks. They have been saving boxes for me. I have also found a few dumpster diving in the industrial area of town. This is one size that I purchase. I have found Home Depot to be the least expensive. I like their extra large boxes for $1.97/ea (item # 1001015). If you have any suggestions on how to get these larger boxes for free, let me know!
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