Right now, Kitchen Stuff Plus Canada is discounting their Luminite Porcelain line of dinnerware which combines “quality, style and versatility makes it ideal for casual or formal occasions”.
Everything from this collection is microwave and dishwasher safe which really does make it great for everyday use!
Prices start at $2.99. Discount varies, for example, a dinner plate which is usually $6 is now $3.99. Save more when you buy multiples for a 4 or 6 person setting. Prices are applicable for in-store purchases only.
Click here to check out the Luminite Porcelain collection!
P.S. Remember that Kitchen Stuff Plus is proudly Canadian!
Today only at Sears save an extra 10% off off on sale priced footwear for the family. Simply enter the code 941612233 at checkout to receive your discount. This sale ends at midnight tonight. Click here to check out Sears. Remember theres a new deal everyday this week. Don’t forget there is free shipping until March 25th.
Cake Beauty is offering 25% off their entire collection of smellies until March 24th. Simple enter the code “SECRET” at checkout to receive your discount. Shipping is free on orders over $75.
Click here to check out Cake Beauty.
Blockbuster is offering a great trade in rate right now. For each Dvd you bring in you will receive $4 store credit for it. They have to be in good condition of course with the original case. This is a fantastic trade in rate thats generally not offered. This deal will not last long so if you have dvd’s to trade in I would do it ASAP.
Click here to locate a Blockbuster near you.
Thanks Singinggoose for the post on the forum
Mmmmnnn today’s Groupon is a great deal for Panago Pizza. 9 different locations to choose from in Toronto. 10 bucks just for 25 worth of yumminess.
*Panago Pizza at 2460 Neyagawa Blvd., Unit 10A in Oakville
*Panago Pizza at 140 Taunton Rd. W, Unit 3 in Whitby
*Panago Pizza at 44 Gerrard St. W, Unit E in Toronto
*Panago Pizza at 133 Bremner Blvd. in Toronto
*Panago Pizza at 6956 Financial Dr., Unit 6 in Mississauga
*Panago Pizza at 1852 Avenue Rd. in Toronto
*Panago Pizza at 321 Cornwall Rd., Unit 107 in Oakville
*Panago Pizza at 5230 Dundas St. W in Etobicoke
*Panago Pizza at 3030 Thomas St., Unit A406 in Mississauga
The Fine Print
Expires Jun 23, 2011
Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1per visit. Valid for redemption starting 3/24. Valid for location purchased only. Not valid for delivery. Tax included.Highlights
•Hand tossed, never frozen
•30+ chef-inspired pizzas
•30+ fresh toppings
Sport Chek is having a friends and family sale March 23-24th. Save an extra 25% on regular priced items and an extra 10% on sale priced items. Click here to print off your coupon.
*Valid March 23rd – March 24th, 2011 only. No cash value, excludes taxes. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Not valid on tickets, gift cards, third party offer, layaways, previous purchases, online purchases and tech shop services. Cannot be combined with Bike & Inline Rebate promotion. Limit one coupon per purchase. Coupon must be surrendered at time of purchase. Not valid in Atmopshere and Hockey Experts stores located in the province of Quebec.
Can’t make it in? Remember if you sign up for the Sport Chek Newsletter you get free shipping and 10% off your first order!
Thanks MarchBB for the post.
Women’s T’s, Men’s T’s, even little baby T’s are all just 10 bucks until March 23rd on Threadless.com. Prices are in USD but as you know we are above the USD sitting at about $1.01. Shipping depends on the size of your order, generally people say 3 tees make it worthwhile.
Click here to check out Threadless.com
Old Navy Canada is offering 30% off in-store purchases until March 24th. Simply click here to print off your coupon. I haven’t been in to check out the new spring arrivals yet. I hope they have “fun” stuff for my boys. So far I haven’t really liked any of the spring collections. This deal is also available online by entering “ONCAN30” at checkout.
Until March 27th Holt Renfrew is hosting a Lancome Gift With Purchase when you spend $50 or more before taxes.
Gift Includes:
Genifique Repair Night Cream and Youth Activating Concentrate
Bi Facil
Color Design Lipstick and Eyeshadow
Hypnose Mascara
Makeup Bag
Click here for more details
Porter Airlines is offering another 30% off coupon for flights for travel until September 6th 2011. Simply enter the code “SKATE30” at checkout. Remember to book before March 23rd to take advantage of this offer.
Click here to fly with Porter.
Oh wow, Katy Perry has now joined the ranks of tons of other superstars with her own perfume scent.
Playful. Sexy. Confident. It’s Katy Perry’s personal style and now it’s available to you with her signature fragrance, Purr by Katy Perry.
This fruity, floral scent greets you with the fresh notes of peach nectar, forbidden apple and green bamboo. The beguiling, fun bottle is inspired by Katy’s love of all things feline. Jeweled eyes, metallic accents and an opulent lavender colour make it as unique as the singer herself.
Right now if you purchase a 100ml Katy Perry scent through Sears.ca you will receive a free 15ml purse scent.
Click here to check out Purr.
If you’ve never been to a thrift store, it can definitely be intimidating. However, if you can get over the initially being overwhelmed, there are treasures and deals to be found!
I’ve been thrifting ever since high school when my friend, Jenni, who was from a small town, introduced me to her favourite pastime. So, not wanting to date myself, after ## years of experience under my belt, I’ve come up with some tips if you decide to venture to your local Salvation Army, Goodwill, Value Village, et al.!
1. Know what to expect. I find Salvation Army and Goodwill less organised than the more department store-style places like Value Village, but this organisation does come at a higher cost. VV has more staff that are paid to sort, price, and put away items in its place, so this will translate into higher priced items. Nevertheless, the higher prices + being organised = time saved with less frustration for your treasure hunt!
Depending on the age of the actual store, some are better maintained than others. Some will downright smell, so be prepared. Most of them are decent and just takes some getting used to.
Be patient as thrift shopping does require more time.
2. Grab a shopping cart! (YES, even if you have no intentions of buying.) There has been so many times that I’ve seen something, left it on the shelf/rack because I didn’t want to carry it, then went back for the item, only to discover that someone else grabbed the deal before I did. 🙁
3. Make a list. A producer friend of mine is making a film where the main character is a collector of Coke memorabilia, so I keep that in mind. And recently my stovetop espresso maker broke, so I needed a replacement, so I wrote that down too. I find that if a list grows and I don’t write it down, I will forget because there are soo many distractions in these stores!
4. Put it in the cart…even if you’re slightly interested in an item ’cause you can always change your mind later. See #7.
5. Ask the staff. If there’s something specific that you’re looking for, but don’t know where to find it, don’t be shy to ask the staff as they know the store better than you do! Some stores tend to rearrange things, so just because something was in a certain place one week, don’t assume that it’ll always be in the same spot.
6. Try it on. There are Fitting Rooms, so try on everything before you head to the cash register. If you want to skip the fashion show, be sure to ask for the store’s return policy.
7. Check it out before you check out. It’s not courteous to hold up the line by being iffy about each item. So do your dump prior to attempting check-out. The Fitting Room is usually the best bet to unload your “Nos”. There’s usually a rack/shopping cart for unwanted items that have to be put back. If in doubt, ask the staff and they’ll be happy that you’re trying to make their lives easier!
Additional tips:
– Senior’s/Student’s Day or Frequent Shopper Program. Look for signs or ask a staff member if they have any special discount days. Who knows, you may qualify for one!
– Bring a friend. Depending on what kind of shopper you are, consider bringing a friend. If&when I do, we usually go our separate ways, coming together at the Fitting Rooms to check out each other’s loot. You can even pick up something that doesn’t fit your friend, but looks great on you and vice-versa!
– Make a day of it. Pack the car with drinks and snacks, print out a map or GPS a few stores, load/charge up that iPod, and go. Think of it as a sort of cheap day-trip.
– Ask for a discount. If you’re eyeing something, but the price seems a tad too high, ask the supervisor for a discount. This is especially good for merchandise that’s been on the floor for a while, a sweater with a snag, a shirt with a stain, or a blazer that’s missing a button. There is always room for negotiation!
If you have any personal tips, share them in the comments section. Have fun!
