One open bottle of Similasan and none of the Garnier hair colors on clearance were part of the list – in fact, one of the colors on the list as clearance wasn’t. But I was able to get 8 more Touch-ups (DH says why are you buying all of those – trades probably for the 4/19 swap meet), 12 more Iams cat food for overage, a couple of pounds of bananas (mobile coupon $1 off $1+ fruit), four boxes of the Post cereal in the chocolate almond variety and…two 20 oz bags of Pumpkin Spice coffee for $5.38 and 3 Archer Farms Pumpkin Spice coffee syrups at $2.78 – the last two were on my Cartwheel for 5% and 10% off, respectively. I ended up spending $25 on the nose (a lot, yes, I know), but the coffee and syrups alone were almost $18 on their own. Knew the total was too high, especially since I didn’t get any gift cards for the Touch-ups, but I’ll return with the receipt for those. I have the previous receipt and it’s in the ad – I’m not worried about it. So subtract $10 in gift cards I should have received and I spent $15 – – less than the cost of the coffee and syrup.
Did Target give you the gift cards for the kitchen touchups? I think the $5 gift card is only triggering on the bathroom variety. The kitchen touch up is next to it but is not tagged on the shelf and I asked an associate with a scanner in the aisle.. she scanned it & told me that one is neither on sale (shelf price $3.79) nor participating in the gift card deal which is for bathroom cleaning products. She agreed with me that it was pretty misleading since the products are nearly the same.
That’s what weirded me out: my first trip I bought the yellow ones and got the cards; second trip did not get the cards, nor on the third trip. I was given cash to cover the cost of the gift cards since guest services said they were unable to generate gift cards after the fact. Cash works for me, though! And they were tagged at all the stores I visited – – and believe me, I’ve hit more Targets this week than a Target delivery semi.