new AeroGarden Harvest Slim $54.99

AeroGarden Harvest Slim for $54.99  AeroGardens are wonderful for growing fresh herbs year-round and for starting plants in early spring to transplant outside – – both of which functions I’ve used for years with mine.  Basil and parsley grow insanely fast!  Unlike some of the “deals” you’ll find elsewhere, these units come completely equipped with pods, seeds and fertilizer so you can immediately farm 🙂

Target: whimsical watches for 30% less

Just a bit of whimsey for those who still wear watches. I do because it feels weird not to! I mean, I even wore a watch when the battery died… Looks like all these watches are a third off online only, or even less with REDcard.

7/19 Amazon Fresh ad – no coupons

The Amazon Fresh ad is back on the usual Wednesday-Thursday schedule, after the mayhem of Prime Days.  Other than two packs of salmon I bought (and cooked) Tuesday, I bought nothing.  Pita wanted the oat milk, but they sold out Tuesday by 8 am and I doubt they restocked.

W days at Walgreens start 7/23

From July 23-29, members of the myWalgreens loyalty program will be able to take advantage of savings and bonus rewards of more than $100 in Walgreens Cash, which can be redeemed on future purchases. The “deepest rewards-earning opportunities” will be personalized for each user, Walgreens explains, offering them deals in their most-shopped categories, which will allow them to stock up and save. Each day will feature a new reward: Click here to read the Coupons in the News article.

Woot: Dyson Airwrap Hair Wand

Dyson Airwrap Multi-Styler Hair Wand for $379.99.   I thought this was a typo … until I checked the Amazon price.  If this is something you’ll use most days, then it’s worth it to keep your hair from breaking off in little pieces all over the bathroom sink.

7/13 Amazon Fresh ad – no coupons

Since the 7/05 ad runs over the two Prime Days (11 & 12), the next Amazon Fresh ad will start on Thursday and end on Tuesday.  No coupon in this ad.

A page of Prime-only deals, but nothing stands out as being very good value.  They’re offering 77 oz Clorox for $5.19, for pete’s sake – and here I was bitching about Dollar Tree’s 64 oz bottles.  When did pop get so expensive that $7.50/12pk was something to post in their ad?