Starting today (10/25) at Dollar General, ALL Lawn and Garden, Swim/Summer Toys and Green Dot Home items are .10 while supplies last!!  Click HERE for more info.

Print this Langers Juice .55/1 coupon quickly, before it disappears!  Langers juice goes on sale frequently, and coupons are rare.  Remember, you can print each coupon twice.

Head on over to the Famous Footwear Facebook page HERE and “like” them.  Then scroll down to the “Promotions” tab to access a 30% off printable coupon!!  This coupon is good through 10/30.

Group A coupons added some great new coupons this morning.  This Glade Lasting Impressions warmer $3/1 coupon is just one of them.  Remember, you can print each coupon twice.

Save 25% off at Old Navy with THIS coupon!  This coupon is valid through 10/30.

* Check out the PYP Navigating Rite Aid posts to help you along your shopping journey at Rite Aid.

* Read the Rite Aid coupon policy and keep it in your coupon binder.

* These are just the BEST offers this week. Always check your local ad to verify prices as they change by region.

* Participate in Rite Aid’s Video Values to be able to print valuable coupons, like $4/$20 purchase!

Zicam Ultra Cold Remedy $7.99
Use Zicam Product, any $2/1 (3-31-12) SS-10/23 AND $2/1 Zicam Rite Aid coupon (from the Rite Aid Flu Shot coupon booklet, free when you get your flu shot at R.A)
Get a $7 +Up Reward
Final Price: FREE plus overage after coupons and reward!

Simply Saline Products B1G1 Free
Use Simply Saline Nasal Product, any $1/1 (12-31-12) SS-10/18 AND Simply Saline Nasal Product, any $1/1 (12-31-12) SS-11/15
Get a $5 +Up Reward when you buy $10
Submit for NetiPot Kit Rebate (if you buy this one)
Final Price: FREE after coupons, rebate, and reward!

Mitchum Deodorant $3.99
Use $2/1 Video Values printable
Get a $2 + Up Reward
Final Price: FREE after coupon and reward!

Carefree Pantiliners $1
Use Carefree product, any .50/1 (10-31-11) SS-8/21
Use $1/2 Video Values Carefree printable coupon
Final Price: FREE after coupons when you buy two!

Pinching Your Pennies has ROCKIN’ forums where you can find out all sorts of awesome tips. The One Penny at a Time forum has lots of ideas on little ways to save and pinch your pennies! Go check it out. Maybe you can find a new idea.

Here are some of those ideas on how to pinch your pennies, all from different PYP members in the PYP forums. If you have any penny pinching ideas for saving money around your house, leave a comment and share!

I pull out all the pages in magazines that have perfume samples and keep them in my dresser. Whenever I want to smell good, I rub one on my wrists and neck. I get to wear Dior, DKNY, and a bunch of expensive perfumes that I could never buy. I keep the men’s scents for my DH. It’s fun…just don’t get a paper cut.

Only wash laundry when you have a full load. With most shirts I put them in the dryer for just a few minutes to get the wrinkles out and then hang them to dry. For jeans they dry a few minutes and then get thrown over the top of the shower bars to dry the rest of the way. Always reuse the dryer sheets 2 or 3 times.

Have heard that stepping on the toilet paper (when it’s still in the package) so that it goes a little flatter can keep kids from using as much since it won’t roll as freely and they are more likely to grab what they need when it stops a little sooner. I haven’t tried it, but I’ve heard from several other moms who swear it works.

Halloween is coming. It is so much fun for children to dress up and go trick-or-treating. Then comes the part many Moms dread – the candy consumption!

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Perhaps you can convince your children to participate in this year’s Halloween Candy Buy Back. Just visit the website and find a participating dentist near you. Your children may select a few favorite pieces of candy and donate the rest to our troops! In exchange, they get money, coupons, prizes, etc. For example, many dentists offer $1/lb for the donated candy. Each participating dentist is a little bit different, though, so you may want to call their office ahead of time to find out the specifics. What a great idea!