This post is sponsored by Kimberly-Clark. All comments and opinions are my own.
Here’s a deal that everyone will love…inexpensive Cottonelle toilet paper!
Toilet paper probably isn’t something you think too often, that is, until you run out! When that happens, restocking becomes a priority.
Running out is NOT an option for me. So, I keep a good supply of toilet paper on hand at all times. I’ve learned the hard way that having a good supply available BEFORE it’s needed is the only way to go! In my world, there is never enough toilet paper. After all, toilet paper isn’t something we will get tired of. It doesn’t go bad. It doesn’t expire. And it’s a product used by every single person in my house. So, when I see a deal—I grab it.
Look for Cottonelle 12-count double rolls or 6-count mega rolls on sale as part of the new Publix ad that runs through 2/20 (2/19 for some). Gather your coupons and load the Ibotta offer to get each package for just $5.19. That’s a savings of over $3 off the regular price.
It’s hard to pass up quality TP that feels great AND works great. With this deal, you get a soft, yet effective tissue and a great price. Stock up on Cottonelle this week at your local Publix.
Cottonelle Toilet Paper, Double Rolls, 12 roll, or Mega Rolls, 6 roll, $6.49
–$0.50/1 Cottonelle Toilet Paper Publix Digital Coupon [12 ct double roll or 6 ct mega roll]
–$0.55/1 Cottonelle Toilet Paper printable
–$0.75/1 Cottonelle Toilet Paper (Ibotta Deposit) [Any variety; Any size- redeem up to 5x]
As low as $5.19…equivalent to 22¢ single rolls!
Add this deal to your shopping list over on the Publix Ad & Coupons Week Of 2/14 to 2/20 (2/13 to 2/19 For Some).
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Is this a good “stock up” price or “need it now” price? Hoping someone could share their $/square foot calculations. With the double, mega and single roll labeling, I have a feeling the manufacturers are trying to confuse the issue.