We are very fortunate that we can get high quality parts at great prices to give you the best repair possible.  That’s why we offer the best nationwide warranty available with almost 1000 shops to service you nationwide!

Our goal is to be as Eco-Green friendly of a shop as possible.  We use eco friendly solvents whenever possible as well as recycling our fluids, filters and containers.

Finally, at our shop we believe in an open bench policy.  We welcome anyone who would like to see the parts replaced in their transmission.  Just simply call us to schedule time to stop by to see the transmission and any damage parts that needed to be replaced.  We feel you should have the right to see what your paying for.

Visit our Website here. Or you can call us: 610-777-9340

In order to use the coupon above you must print it and bring it with you to our store.

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Escape into a world of total comfort, relaxation, and rejuvenation. Treat yourself to a luxurious experience…you deserve it! Our full service skin salon will make your stress fade away into a distant memory. Our friendly, professional Esthetician will pamper you, renewing your mind, body, and soul.

Indulge yourself with one of our special L.A. Skin Solutions packages and experience a specialized combination of treatments that will perfectly transform your body and spirit. Our first-class service includes high quality scrubs, aromatherapy, skin care, facials and waxing. Our Esthetician is highly trained and your privacy is assured.

Visit our Website here or call us: 610-716-8653

In order to use the above coupon, you must print it out and bring it with you.

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Do you need lawn care in the Pottstown, Boyertown or Gilbertsville area? We can help. Our quality service is 2nd to none and our customers are always satisfied. Take advantage of the coupon on this page and you will be able to judge for yourself.

Mowing, Mulching, Weed Trimming, Flower Gardens, you name it, if it can be done outside, we can do it.

Call us today: 484-366-1MOW or visit our Website here: EasyTimeLawnCare.com

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Frank’s carries over 2500 different imported and craft beers. They also have a fine selection of imported cigars.

Having a party?  They deliver and set up everything you need to get your party off to a great start. Stop in and talk beer with one of their knowledgeable staff members, Bill, Todd, Jarrod or Greg will be happy to help or answer any of your questions.

Current special:

Yuengling Lager Bottles $17.99/case

Bud & Bud Light Cans $15.99/case

You must print out the above coupon and bring it into the store with you. Frank’s is located on Shoemaker Road, near McDonalds and Comcast.

Click here for directions to Frank A Smith Beverages

Visit Frank A Smith Beverages Website here.

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On the second trip, I had even asked the clerk to check the receipt because I saw an item wring up at full price, she checked it and said, “yes it’s there.”  But when I got home (always check your receipt before leaving the store, which I usually do!), I put the groceries away and was looking at the receipt and saw I had been charged full price for everything.  Back to the store I went (don’t worry, it’s very close to my house!).  I tried to be really nice and so did the store manager but I could tell she was not thrilled at having to refigure the bill and give me a cash credit.  I’ll do whatever I can to make sure this doesn’t happen again, and will never leave this particular grocery store without checking my receipt first, but good grief!  Super Wal-mart is looking better and better to me all the time, and they not only take coupons, they price match too!!!

Tip # 2  – This may be a surprise to you, but grocery clerks do not always know their own store’s coupon guidelines!  Recently, I had some special store coupons I wanted to use with matching manufacturer’s coupons.  Since I was fairly new to this store I stopped by the customer service desk first to make sure it was okay to do this.  With no employees attending the desk, a cashier happened to be walking by and asked if I needed assistance.  I asked her about the coupons and she said “No, you can only use one coupon per item!”  Later, as another cashier was ringing up my groceries I mentioned it to her and told her I thought it was okay to use a store coupon with a manufacturer’s coupon, and she said “Yes, it is!”  And, I would say in MOST cases it’s going to be okay… a store coupon is not the same as a manufacturer’s coupon, it’s really just their own sale price!  However, if you want to make sure your store will honor both coupons at the same time before you try it, just be sure you speak directly to the manager!

Tip # 3  – If you have time (or even if you don’t) you can also create a price log in a small notebook to record the best price of your favorite products at each store, as well as the coupons you receive throughout the year. This will help you learn the sale trends and know what the best grocery bargains really are.

Tip # 4  – When items are on a buy-2 for one-price sale, such as 2 boxes of cereal for $4.00, it is usually not necessary to buy two to get the sale price. If you use the item regularly and will need to buy more before they go on sale again (possibly in just a few weeks) go ahead and buy as many as you need.  And save even more by matching the sale with a coupon!  But if you only need one box of cereal, or whatever the item is, then just buy one. The money you save by not purchasing that second item (just because it’s on sale) may be needed for something else that you might need more, such as milk, bread, produce, chicken, fish or meat.

Tip # 5  – When matching sales with coupons, the same rule applies; sometimes it’s better to just buy one sale item instead of the two or more the store is hoping you’ll pick up. And if you have two coupons it’s okay to use both on a buy-2 for one-price sale, because you are purchasing two items!  It might even be worth purchasing an extra Sunday newspaper to get a duplicate set of coupons; if a certain week has a lot of great coupons for products that you use often!

Tip # 6  – Double coupon offers are great but in our local area we currently have only one store that offers double coupons–and only up to 65 cents–and, they are also one of the more expensive grocery stores.  The double coupons are nice, but then when you buy grocery items that generally do not have coupons (such as milk, bread, meat, produce, etc…) you will more than pay for that double coupon savings.  So, if your “double coupon” store is similar to ours (i.e. on the high-end) use the coupons on their sale items when you have time and purchase everything else at a lower priced store of your choice.

Tip # 7  – One of the best ways to save more money with grocery coupons is to match them with items that are already on sale. Look through your weekly grocery store sale flyers (they are often first published in the Wednesday newspaper and are also available at the front of the store for free) to find matching items that you’d like to purchase. If you don’t have time to look through the weekly sale flyers just clip your coupons and match as you go!

Tip # 8  – Grocery stores generally do not list everything they have on sale in their weekly sale flyers (though I’m hoping some day they will start!), so, while matching your grocery coupons to the store flyers is a huge help, there will also be some additional sales you may want to match with. You have two options here, simply bring your coupon organizer with you to the store each week, OR, clip the coupons and take all of them (that you care to use) to the store. Your coupons will most often match with sale items during the grocery store’s current sale for that week!

Tip # 9  – Another way to maximize your savings while matching coupons with weekly sales is to shop at more than one grocery store. Since the stores do not run the same sales each week, you can often double your savings just by shopping at two stores instead of one. Now I’m not suggesting that you drive all the way across town to save a few more dollars, especially with the high cost of gas, but if the stores are close to each other or you can combine your grocery shopping errands with other trips, it may not cost you any extra in gas. And, if you’ve been using my Coupon Savings tips you already know that we’re saving a lot more than just a few dollars! ;o)

Tip # 10  – If you’re unable to shop at more than one grocery store each week to maximize your coupon savings (or if the stores in your area are too far apart, considering the extra cost of gas) just be sure to shop at a store that offers price matching. Let’s say you have some great coupons for several items that are only on sale at the ‘other store.’ By asking for a price match, you’ll not only get the best sale prices for both stores (without having to make a second trip), but you’ll also be able to match those sale prices with your coupons!

Tip # 11  – When the end of the month is drawing near I always like to take a quick look through my coupons for any that might be expiring soon. Manufacturers set many of their coupons to expire on either the first or last day of the month, so keep an eye out for both dates and take any that you need to the store this week; before they expire!

Tip # 12  – Many grocery items remain on sale for much longer than a week, giving you plenty of time to match them with coupons or even do a little stocking up without coupons.  So check the sale dates (they are usually located right on the shelf sale tag) to decide whether you need to purchase the items this week, or if they can wait.

Tip # 13  – Waiting to purchase these items that are on extended sale will also help you avoid over-stockpiling and keep your weekly grocery budget in check.  And, by postponing the purchase you may find that you don’t even need the items that are on sale!

Tip # 14  – Groceries are not the only items that have coupons!  Carefully look through those department store inserts in your Sunday newspapers and you’re likely to find some great offers, especially during the holiday season. This past week we received 2 coupons for a $10 ToysRus gift card (with a $75 purchase), a $10 JCPenney men’s wear coupon (with a $50 purchase), a $5 coupon for Bed Bath & Beyond (with a $15 purchase), a $10 coupon for Belk (with a $10 purchase), and a 50% off coupon for any one regular priced item at Michael’s craft store!

Tip # 15  – Holiday sales are great for using up coupons and picking up extra items for your local food bank or a neighbor who’s in need.  If you don’t have a local food bank you can contact your area churches, Rescue Mission, Salvation Army or the American Red Cross, any of these non-profit organizations can give you more information on how you can help and what grocery items are needed the most.

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* By Expiry Date: You can clip together coupon batches by month (based on expiry dates) or just store them all loose in the envelope/pocket/etc., with the about to expire coupons at the front and moving back (by date).
* By Products: Within your Beauty & Health category, you can clip together all the shampoo coupons, all the deodorant coupons, makeup coupons, etc. Within each product category, sort the coupons by expiry date (with the soon to expire coupons on top).
* Sort Alphabetically: Another way to organize coupons within the system is by product name or product item (Ivory Soap, Smuckers Jam, or Peanut Butter, Laundry Detergent, etc.).

Choose whatever method works best for you, the goal is to setup a system that will help you to use your coupons before they expire as well as know where to find a particular coupon when looking for it.

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* The first step is to make your grocery list on a sheet of paper or on the back of an envelope, then go through your coupons and pull out any that are applicable to your needs. Mark a “C” beside each item on your list that you have a coupon for.

* Store both the grocery list sheet and the coupons inside an envelope (or stick the coupons inside the envelope that you wrote your list on).

* Follow the grocery list while you’re shopping and you’ll spot quickly which items have a coupon.

Another good idea is to review your soon to expire coupons regularly. If there are any products that you normally use or is a great buy, yet have no immediate need for it–still consider purchasing it (and using the coupon) on your next trip. Do this if it’s a good deal and you know you’ll use it, it’s a great way to help with bulk cooking meal planning as well as bulking up on stock.

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You’ll never redeem each and every coupon that comes your way, but by keeping your coupons organized and at hand for when you need them will surely shave some dollars off your grocery bill.

If you’re ready to be a Coupon Queen (or King) but aren’t sure how to setup a couponing system, here is a How To Guide for sorting your coupons efficiently, how to make a coupon organizer and organizing system plus you’ll find plenty of coupon collecting, sorting and organizing tips and resources listed below. If you’re already full steam ahead with your own coupon system, you might find a few new tips or useful ideas to try.

Coupon Organizing Method #1 – Using Envelopes

To organize all the coupons you have on hand with envelopes, one idea is to make an envelope for each category (such as Meat, Beauty Products, Soaps & Detergents, Paper Products, etc.).

Clip all the coupons you’ll use and store them in the applicable envelopes so you’ll find them easily. Once you have all your coupons sorted within the envelopes, store the envelopes in a plastic tub, shoe box, file folders, whatever works best for you.

Another idea for envelope organizing is to label and sort the envelopes by month (expiry dates).

Coupon Organizing Method #2 – An Accordion File Or Wallet

You can buy an accordion file or make your own.

You can choose a large accordion file or a wallet sized one, they do hold a lot even though they’re smaller. The best wallet sized ones for long term use would be a plastic or fabric organizer since they hold up longer, the wallet size also makes it easy to bring all your coupons with you on your shopping trips.

Use each pocket to store your coupons. If you have a wallet sized accordion file organizer, keep the front pocket free and you can toss in the coupons that you plan to use on your next shopping trip.

If you’re going to buy an accordion file (either a folder or wallet), look for one that has tabs on top of the pockets. This way you can mark each pocket (ie. the Month or Product Category) and you can see at a glance what each pocket holds.

If you’re going to make yourself an accordion system, make or buy tabs that you can attach to each pocket. The tabs really do help you find the right pocket quickly.

Coupon Organizer Method #3 – An Index File Box

Boxes are great for organizing coupons, you can use anything from a cardboard shoe box, a plastic tub (with lid), a recipe box, or try an index card box.

You can go as large as you need to or keep it small with recipe and index card boxes if you don’t have a large coupon collection (although these little boxes will hold a lot!).

Use dividers to separate your categories and then cut, clip and sort your coupons within each category. Either buy index dividers that will fit your box or make them out of the cardboard from old cereal boxes. Make sure each index divider is tabbed so you can mark the sections.

Coupon Organizing Method #4 – A Coupon Organizer Binder

You can make yourself a coupon organizer binder to sort and store your coupons, this is an especially nice system if you are a heavy-duty coupon user and have lots of coupons to keep organized.

You can use a regular binder but for a complete coupon center, a zippered organizer binder with inside pockets will give you lots of useful features. With the binder zipped up, you’ll have no worries about coupons or supplies falling loose and getting lost. You can setup the binder to hold everything you need for shopping and coupon clipping plus there’s an added benefit: you can easily take it with you while shopping.

Some ideas to store in the zippered binder:

* Small pair of scissors for coupon clipping
* Calculator
* Pad of paper (for grocery list making)
* A Price Book
* Coupon sorting mat (you can make your own)
* Pens or pencils

Inside your binder of choice, fill it with plastic sheets for trading cards (like hockey or baseball card collecting). You can also find plastic sheets with four pockets per sheet (the ones you buy for photo albums), these pockets are a little larger than the trading card sheets. Use these plastic pockets to store your coupons and keep them organized.

Separate the plastic sheets with binder dividers. You can sort each section: By alphabetical, By expiry date, By product category, or whatever you like. Do some experimenting and see which method works best for you and your needs.

You can buy zippered binders in any number of sizes, but you’ll want a size that will fit the plastic pocket sheets. These plastic sheets can be bought online, at your local card collecting shop and most department stores such as Walmart and Target.

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