This is a really great coupon! You can get $3 off when you Buy an All laundry item and a Clorox 2 item.
Now I was at Walmart recently and spotted these All Mighty Packs priced at $1.97. I was wondering if we might see a good coupon for them.
If your store carries these as well you should be able to do something like this:
Buy All Mighty Packs at $1.97
Buy Clorox 2 stain pens at $2.50 (projected price)
Use $3/2 All and Clorox Coupon
Pay $1.47 for both!
Use zip code 33303 to find it.
Hello, I was just wondering if you actually scanned the price on the ALL laundry packs. I have never seen them this cheap and they are stacked in a scotch brite box, so I thought maybe the display was previously for something else like scotch brite sponges and they have not changed the display or sign. I have $1.00 off manufacturer coupons for ALL laundry packs or liquid detergent and if this in fact is the price, that would make for the best deal all year!!
Tiffany, the display that I saw only had the All on it and I did not take the packages off the display to go and scan them. There was nothing else featured that would lead me to believe that price was for another item.
-Charlene
I scanned the ones at my store that were priced $4.97 and they scan $4.97. I could not find any for $1.97
$4.97 for a 10 ct bag of laundry soap? That seems really high to me.
I think they were 24ct I did not see any other size. Do you have a upc so I can check if my store has them?
They are the same price here in New England, $4.97 (as of today). I was bummed but still got the deal as I basically got the Clorox pens for free and .50 off each bottle of detergent. I went for the regular size bottle which has 32 loads in it, while the packs have 24 loads in them (and same price). I also never use the required amount of detergent – always use less. Enjoy your blog – thanks for the info on this, just wish the prices were universally the same, but I find this not always to be the case.
Saw your pic up close and it is different due to being the 10-count. Did not have those here. I can see why the 10-count were only $1.97 – makes sense. Oh well – you win some, you lose some. 🙂