Current Toilet Paper Deals = as low as FREE

If you’re looking for deals on toilet paper this week, we have many options – from Walgreens to Walmart + more:

At Walgreens through 8/31:

We have a catalina running through 9/8 – earn $2 back when you buy 2, and $3 back when you buy 3 Cottonelle, the 12 pk of Toilet Paper is priced at $5.00 as an every day price. The monthly coupon book has a coupon for $1 off 1, through 8/31:

Deal Idea: Buy 2 Cottonelle 12 Big Rolls $5.00 = $10
Use 1 – $1/1 Cottonelle Walgreens August Coupon Book, x 8/31
(Coupon in the Walgreens Book will come off twice, once for each)
Use 2 – $.50/1 Cottonelle 8/11 SS (x 9/11)
= $7 | Earn $2 Back
Final Price: as low as $2.50 ea. wyb 2
Each is 193.2 Sq Feet – not so much a stock up price but not bad if you are low on T.P.

At Walmart when you price match El Super this week:

Scott 12 Roll Extra Soft $4.99 – El Super (equiv = 36 regular rolls)
(656.4 sq feet)
$1/9 Scott rolls extra soft bath tissue, 9+ 08/11/2013 SS Insert (exp 09/21/2013)
OR $1 off 1 Scott Extra Soft
= $3.99

At Safeway through 8/27:

Angel Soft Toilet Paper 4 pk $.99 (thru 8/27)
$0.25/1 Angel Soft Bath Tissue Product (2 per computer) – has not reset!
$0.45/1 Angel Soft Bath Tissue (says do not double)
$0.45/1 Angel Soft Bathroom Tissue  07/28/2013 RP Insert (exp 08/28/2013)
= FREE – $.54
*Remember that although your coupons “might” double, I cannot promote that everyone will have the same luck as you :)

And at Fry’s – with the iBotta offer:

Angel Soft, 12 Double Rolls + 5 Bonus Rolls (29 Regular) $6.39
(400 square feet = 24 Regular Rolls)
$1.50/1 Angel Soft 6 double rolls or + iBotta
Stack with: $0.45/1 Angel Soft Tissue  07/28 RP (exp 08/28) or HERE
= $3.89 for 29 regular rolls, or $.13/Roll

Curious to know how to determine stock up price for Toilet Paper?  Look at the square footage on the package… you want your final price (after coupons) to be equal or less than the square footage.  Move the decimal of the final price over two spots to the right – if it’s more than the final price, then you’re at a true stock up price – if not, it’s just    a mediocre price.