Wipe Deal

[gatosqueak]

I use my pampers points to buy them on diapers.com, use a referal code to get 10% off (there may be better codes but they change so often so I'm not sure) I'd have to look at my purchase history to be sure, but I bought 6 packages last time (tubs and soft packs) for under $1 after using 8 $3 codes and a promo code for first time customers.

You can use 2 codes per item, I did find however that it wouldn't let me apply the code to more than 2 of the exact same item. (tried buying 6 of the same tubs and only 2 codes would work so I ended up getting 2 each of 3 differnt packages and was able to use all my codes) I could have used 12 codes but I didn't have that many pampers points. Also the codes will divide equally between items instead of just $3 or $6 off each pack. My total was under $49 before Q's so I had to add an item from soap.com to get free shipping. Look for a travel size item with an e-coupon, I was able to get a small lotion free and it gave me free shipping.

Do you remember what size tubes you bought? I have 1k pampers points.. I think I have four $3 codes right now and wouldn't mind using them on diapers or wipes if it's a good deal. Free shipping is at $49.. do you know, before or after coupons?

[gatosqueak]

Rats, they took off the $3 codes from the rewards. Hope they put them back on.

[sallyann]

Do you remember what size tubes you bought? I have 1k pampers points.. I think I have four $3 codes right now and wouldn't mind using them on diapers or wipes if it's a good deal. Free shipping is at $49.. do you know, before or after coupons?

It's before all coupons! And the $3 codes can be stacked with manufacture coupons. E-coupons can not be stacked with paper Q's you mail in.

The packages I bought ranged from 64-72ct

[cheapdate29]

There are many ways or solutions you can use, depending on your baby's needs.

I found this on youtube and it's basically the same method I use. I get a cheapo tub and cut a hole on top that way I can just pull the wipes out of the top.

YouTube - How to Make Homemade Baby Wipes

I made up a bunch of cloth wipes for my first grandchild buy cutting up an old knit jersey sheet into 7" squares and overlocking the edges with my serger. Nearly 2 years later they are still going strong and keeps a lot of trash out of the landfill. Old t-shirts also make great wipes and cleaning rags.