4 ways you can Do...'Extreme Couponing' gets attention raking in serious deals

I didn't go to the after-Christmas sales yesterday, and not just because I'd discovered a layer of chocolate-covered pretzels in the box of cookies my mother-in-law sent home with us on the 24th (although that was a major reason).

You can find Charmin products in supermarkets and retail stores like pharmacies and discount retailers.

The variety of Charmin products and the huge number of different stores that sell them means it is pretty easy to save money on Charmin with online coupons and discount.

You don’t have to be a featured shopper on Extreme Couponing to save some money. With the right budget, a little time and plenty of ambition, you too can be on target to save some cash.

Here are Three quick tips to get you on the right track:

1. Search coupons online for brands you use at the product websites. Sign up for emails as well as their ezines because customers get coupons online first.

2. Use manufacturer coupons at department stores as well as grocers. Coupons for Walmart can really save you cash, more so than if you were looking for Kroger coupons. With lower prices, Walmart is a good choice for using coupons and they even have coupons on their website to use at the stores.

3. Use a coupon clipping service can be a wealth of coupons you might miss. Don’t hesitate to find those coupons by whatever means possible.

4. You can sign up for Procter & Gamble’s “Everyday Solutions” program. This is little more than an e-newsletter that comes with a small coupon book good for $110 in P&G products, including Charmin toilet paper and wipes.

Digging around online for Charmin coupons usually means looking for coupons to specific retailers that sell Charmin, since Charmin is itself not a store brand. That means keeping an eye out for coupons and discounts at stores like Walgreen’s, Safeway, CVS, and even Target or Wal-Mart. The best way to save money buying Charmin is to use generic store-wide coupons and discounts.

So, save time this New Years Eve skip and put your newspapers away for all of 2011 and bypass some of the horror's of grocery shopping.