Just bought a new printer

[eisforpants]

I had been putting it off for quite awhile, but now that I'm getting back into couponing, I had to have one.

Anyways.....my prior couponing life was before the explosion of printables, so my question is when you go to coupons.com or whereever, can you just print out the coupons that you want then go back at a later date and print out the other ones you want, or do you have to print them all out at once because you get locked out if you dont?

I hope that makes sense?

But if not, say I want a Campbells coupon this week and next week a Kelloggs. Can I print out the campbells today and then sometime next week print out the kelloggs or do I need to print them all at once because once you print something you can't print something else?

Thanks so much for your help.

Kim

[foggierbard9]

When you go to coupons.com you can print just the coupons you want. Most coupons have a print limit of 2. Usually coupons.com and smartsource change over their printables at the beginning of each month. Another thing to take note of is your expiration dates on the coupons. Usually you will get a 30 day expiration date but sometimes it is 15 days, sometimes it is a couple months down the road.

Did that help you out? If you have more questions, just ask.

[eisforpants]

Yes, that helped. I just didn't want to print something out that I didnt think I would use, but still have the ability to print it just in case something good came along.

[kval07]

Another thing to keep in mind is there are only a limited number of prints. If the coupon meets that number, it will be pulled and will no longer be available. So if there is a coupon you know you will want, make sure to print it. Hot coupons will usually go quick.

[eisforpants]

Ok......I didn't think about that.

[queenofthehivemomof5]

My best advice is if you KNOW you are going to want to print a coupon for a sale next week or later print it now because the coupons can come and go very fast.

So if you know that Kellogg's is on sale next week then print the Kellogg's coupon now because it might reach it's print limit and be gone by the time next week rolls around.

I would not print coupons just because I think I "might" use them I would only print coupons if I know I will use them because otherwise you are wasting your ink and paper. Before hitting print have a plan of where you are going to use that coupon. And then most of these printable coupons you can print two times. So get your two coupons. At the beginning of the month the coupons reset however these sites (coupons.com, smartsource.com and redplum.com) add new coupons throughout the month and remove coupons too as they reach their print limit.

[eisforpants]

Awesome! Thank you all for your wise tips.

I didn't want to waste ink and paper, but I want to make sure I get the coupons I am pretty sure I'm going to use.

Thanks again you awesome group of people you!!!!!! :)