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TARGET GLADE HOLIDAY GIFT CARD DEAL = CHEAP CANDLES

Posted by on Nov 1, 2010 in Superstore Deals | 4 comments

‘Tis the season to have your home smelling good. I can never exclaim enough how a good smelling candle can make your home warm and inviting. I love all things “air freshener” so this deal is right up my alley.

Target currently has a deal when you buy 5 select Glade holiday items you’ll get a free $5 Target gift card.

Here are two deal scenarios that will help you get some really cheap Glade candles from Target:

Deal Scenario 1:

  • Buy 10 Glade Holiday Jar Candles for $2.50 each.
  • Use 5 BOGO free coupons from the September 26th SmartSource insert.
  • Pay $12.50 out of pocket.
  • Receive two $5 Target gift cards.
  • After gift cards AND coupons your final cost is just $.25 for each candle!

Deal Scenario 2:

  • Buy 5 Glade Holiday Scented Oil Glass Candle Holders for $2.50 each.
  • Use 5 $1.00 off of 1 coupons from the October 3rd SmartSource insert.
  • Pay $7.50 out of pocket.
  • Receive a $5 Target gift card.
  • After gift cards AND coupons your final cost is just $.25 for each candle!
Thank you to It’s Hip 2 Save for these deal scenarios.

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4 Comments

  1. T Klein / November 2, 2010

    thanks so much for the scenarios, I will totally be getting some of these

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  2. Brandi / November 3, 2010

    I have a question can you use more than one coupon at a time in the same order for example there is a coupon on coupons.com for 1.50 off 2 glad candles could I use 2 coupons

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    • Shynea / November 3, 2010

      Dear Brandi,

      Yes, you can definitely use two of those coupons on this deal scenario. As long as the products on the coupons do not exceed the products that you purchase, you are fine. For example. You could complete Deal Scenario 1 and use 5 of those coupons or complete Deal Scenario 2 and use two of those coupons.

      Take care,
      Shynea

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  3. Lori / November 6, 2010

    In your 2nd scenario each candle would be .50 each not .25 each. 2.50 x 5 = 12.50 minus 5.00 coupons = 7.50 minus 5.00 gc = 2.50 divided by 5 = .50 each.

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