Stocking up on Toilet Paper

I often get asked, “where do you buy your paper products like toilet paper?”  I seriously wish it were a more glamorous question, but it is reality.  We need toilet paper and a lot of it.

I buy almost all my toilet paper at the grocery store.  You may be surprised by that because it is thought to be more expensive at a grocery store.  However, I stock up when the time is right   Lucky for you, the time is right this week at Weis.  My favorite toilet paper is Scotts 1000. Why?  Because I feel like it lasts longer than the ultra soft stuff.  At least that is the opinion in our house. (*I have not been compensated by Scott Tissue for this post)

Back to the deal.  This week at Weis if you buy $11 worth of Scott’s Bath Tissue,  you get back $3 to use on your next order.  If you buy $21 worth, you get back $7.  The toilet paper in the deal is the 12 pack of Scott 1000 Bath Tissue priced at 2/$15.

Here is what you can do:

• Buy 2 packs of bath tissue (a fancy word for toilet paper)= $15
• Get back $3
• That equals $12 for 24 rolls.  In my opinion, 50 cents a roll for this toilet paper is a good price. 

A better deal:

• Buy 3 packs of bath tissue= $22.50
• Get back $7
• That equals $15.50 for 36 rolls or only $.43 cents per roll. 

Did you notice something?  You can get this deal with no coupons involved.  You are trying to get your rock bottom price to stock up.  If you don’t coupon, this may be your stock up chance.

If you do coupon, you are going to get an awesome deal.  You can find Scott’s Bath Tissue coupons:

• 10/23 Smart Source flyer $1/1  12 pack
• $1/1 All You Magazine August
• $1/1 printable (you can print up to 2)

Since I have 3 coupons, I will get 36 rolls for $12.50 which is only 35 cents a roll.  That is my rock bottom.  We are not out of toilet paper, but it looks like I will be stocking up this week any way.  Please don’t wait until you run out.  For more reasons than one.

*Of note: if the store is out of the toilet paper you need for your deal, just go to customer service and ask for a raincheck.