Everyone’s favorite soil sale is back! Even better, you can order online for FREE store pickup! This is one of the best sales we see all year on soil!
Get Miracle-Grow Garden Soil .75 cu ft bags for $2.29 (reg. $4.58) – as cheap as it’s been the last few years!
Stock up even if you don’t have time to use it right away. The sale probably won’t be back around till late summer!
The sale runs through 4/22 in all stores.
See more online shopping deals!
How about having slushies every day?
Target has the Ninja SLUSHi 88oz Frozen Beverage Maker in denim or lavendary at the lowest price we’ve seen – just $259.99 (reg. $370)! Shipping is also free!
If you’re a Circle Card holder, you’ll also get an extra 5% off, making it just $246.99!
This machine is highly rated and there’s no ice needed! Make a slushy from all your favorite beverages – wine, coffee, soda, juice, chocolate milk, and more. It’s also easy to clean and has dishwasher-safe parts.
Get the deal:
Ninja SLUSHi 88oz Frozen Beverage Maker, denim or lavender – $259.99 (reg. $370)
-extra 5% off with Circle Card
Makes it $246.99!
Shipping is free with Circle Card or free with orders of $35+.
See more deals at Target.

Load an eCoupon on your Kroger app and get up to five (5) Red Baron Pizzas for only $2.99 each at Kroger. Take the opportunity to stock up for a super low price!
Kroger Red Baron Deal (ends 4/14):
- Red Baron Pizza, 11.12-23.45 oz, $2.99 with eCoupon, limit 5
Check out the full Kroger ad for more great deal ideas.

Tax Day is Wednesday, April 15th – two days away!! But never fret because there are quite a few Tax Day deals and freebies you can take advantage of!
Here’s a list of some of the best ones I could find for this year. Tax Day deals change frequently and may be location-specific. Check with each restaurant or app for the latest 2026 offers before heading out!
Tax Day Deals & Freebies:
Deals are valid on 4/15 only unless otherwise noted.
BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse is offering $10 off any $40+ take-out or delivery order.
California Pizza Kitchen is offering $10 off any $40+ order valid for dine-in or takeout. Must be a CPK Rewards member to get the offer.
Great American Cookies is offering BOGO Free Cookie Cake Slices
GrubHub is offering to remove the delivery and service fees on restaurant orders $50 and up.
Hooters is offering BOGO Free 10-count Wings, plus beer and drinks deals
Kona Ice Get a FREE Kona Ice when you stop by your local truck.
Krispy Kreme Buy any dozen donuts at regular price, get a second Original Glazed dozen for FREE. Valid in-store and online.
Office Depot & OfficeMax is once again offering free 5-lb. in-store shredding when you present this coupon (valid through 5/31).
Need new headphones? You can get great deals on Amazon right now! Get up to 45% off earbuds, over-the-ear and more!
Get headphones in a range of prices and from the most popular brands.
Deal Ideas:
JBL Tune 510BT Bluetooth Headphones – $29.95 (reg. $49.95)
Apple AirPods Pro 3 Wireless Earbuds – $199.99 (reg. $249)
Bose QuietComfort Headphones – $199 (reg. $359)
These deals are good for a limited time. Shipping is free on orders $35+ and for Prime members.
Attention ice cream lovers! Make sure you head over tomorrow, Tuesday, April 14th, to your local Ben & Jerry’s for Free Cone Day!
Everyone gets a free scoop of ice cream from 12-8pm, so bring a friend or the family!!
To find the closest location to you, you can use the store locator.
See more dining deals.

Head in to Publix for a great price on dairy-free creamers! We have an Ibotta rebate to use with a B1G1 sale that will make Nutpods Dairy-Free Creamer $2.54, and Dairy-Free Shelf-Stable Creamer is only $3 this week.
Publix NutPods Creamer Deals (end 4/14 or 4/15):
- Publix – Nutpods Dairy Free Creamer 25.4 oz, B1G1 at $5.59 ($2.79)
-.25/1 nutpods Dairy-Free Creamer or Half & Half Alternative, select sizes, limit 1, Ibotta mobile app
-.25/1 nutpods Non-Dairy Naturally Creamer, select 24 fl oz, limit 1, at Harris Teeter, Kroger, Ibotta mobile app
(makes it $2.54) - Publix – Nutpods Creamer Shelf Stable, 11.2 oz, $3
See the full Publix Ad for more great deals.
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Anyone can save huge amounts of money buying things they need or want at yard sales. But what if you need to make some extra money? Did you just finish spring cleaning and have piles of unwanted (but still usable) items? Or maybe you are moving, downsizing, or just trying to simplify your life.
All are wonderful reasons to host a yard sale. Sales are hard work, but not as hard as one might think. Here are some yard sale tips to help you organize and hold a successful sale—you just need to plan, tell, and sell!
12 Yard Sale Tips to Make Money and Clear Out Clutter

Tip #1: Pick a date
Next summer, next month, next weekend—it all depends on how quickly you can complete the preparations. Consider whether or not you would like to ask a friend or neighbor to join you. Larger sales often attract a larger crowd. Also, keep in mind that major holiday weekends are not a good time for a sale unless you happen to live in an area that attracts tourists.
The spring and fall tend to be the best times for yard sales.
Tip #2: Gather your items and price as you go
Declutter your house, including the attic and garage. Some like to make this a part of their regular cleaning routine by keeping a box for yard sale items in an out of the way place. When it is full, they start planning a sale. Whether you do it all at once or gradually, the key is to organize your items and price as you go so you don’t have to think about the item more than once. This will save lots of time as you set up.
Tip #3: Price your items well
You’re going to want to pick a good price AND label the price clearly on items. Remember that you are much more likely to move merchandise that is priced reasonably. Your customers are expecting to find a deal. If you have an item that you really think is worth money, you might be better off selling it on Ebay or Craigslist (for example a nice piece of used furniture, a collectible, or even clothing if it is high quality and gently used).
A good rule of thumb is to consider what you would pay for that item at a yard sale. Just be careful not to think of your items more highly than you ought to, just because they are yours or you know what you paid for it new. If you do have minimum prices for some items, it may be a good idea to keep a list, especially if you have family or friends helping you with your sale.







