In the Walmart (QC) July 7 – 13, 2010 flyer, Finish Quantumatic Automatic Detergent Dispensing System is advertised for $5.47. If you were lucky enough to get the $5 off coupon from Shoppers Voice, then you can get this for only $0.47. This is a fantastic deal considering that these retail for about $12 – $14 I believe. Walmart flyers tend to be similar nationwide so check out your local Walmart flyer for this deal.
***Correction***Apparently I was mistaken and the coupon from Shoppers Voice is for $6 instead of $5. So basically the kit will be free for anyone who is lucky enough to have this coupon.
Click here to view the Walmart (QC) July 7-13, 2010 flyer.
Thanks to couponlady for posting the Walmart flyer!
There are also $6 coupons for the starter kit out there. I had gotten 2 in a trade. I wish I would have saved them to buy 2 instead I stacked the coupons at LD and got 1 for free.
They were $6 ones I believe, regular retail is around $10. I bought a whole bunch when they were on for $5.64 at Zehrs a few months ago and gave them to friends and family 😀
Yup, there were $6 coupies from SV. That’s where I got mine. I already stocked up when Zellers had this exact sale several weeks ago.
Hmm, I had never heard of Shoppers Voice, I did the survey and hopefully will be getting lots of goodies! 🙂
Walmart’s “Everyday Low Prices” Are DOA – It’s Just Another Discounter Now
http://industry.bnet.com/retail/100010059/walmarts-straying-dangerously-from-everyday-low-price-says-krogerwalmarts-everyday-low-prices-are-doa-its-just-another-discounter-now/
“Walmart hasn’t been a everyday low price purist for many years. But Walmart’s rollback program has been positioned as providing discounts beyond its everyday low prices. That’s why the price breaks are called rollbacks instead of sales. Dillon said Walmart’s new approach allows some of its other prices to creep up to compensate for the rollbacks. That’s high/low pricing, which is something Walmart has avoided to distinguish itself in the market.
Getting away from everyday low prices potentially hurts Walmart because when it promotes specific rollback bargains instead of better prices across the board, competitors can counter-program its initiatives.”
I just wanted to mention that I bought this item on sale, and even at the sale price of $6 or whatever you still only get 11 washes out of it- which seems like a total rip off. It did work well, and it was kind of nice not having to load the detergent in each time, however it takes up valuable space on the top rack (the size of large mug) and dumps the detergent directly below it so I found the cutlery beneath it had caked on soap on it. I just didn’t put the cutlery in the fron slot- but watch out.