Posts Tagged ‘The Home Depot’
Home Depot Garden Club Coupons for Sept 2010
I received the September 2010 The Home Depot Garden Club booklet of coupons and information (mostly how to prepare your lawn for winter) yesterday.
The coupons, which are all store type, are valid through October 3, 2010.
The coupons are:
B2G1 Mums of equal or lesser value.
$2.00 OFF Glad ForceFlex Outdoor Trash Bags, 42ct
$2.00 OFF Kingsford Competition Briquettes OR Kingsford Mesquite Briquettes
$10.00 OFF Fiskars 57 Gal Tuscany Rainwater Collection System
If you want more info please go HERE.
Enjoy your savings.
Sign Up for FREE Do-It-Herself Workshops at Home Depot
Click on either of the two images above to find out all
you need to know about this program from The Home Depot.
FREE Do-It-Herself Workshop at Home Depot.
Sign up for the Home Depot – Home Improver Club.
Plus, get free information about the Do-It-Herself workshops.
Next FREE Workshop is Marta Stewart Living Paint on April 15, 7-8:30pm
The Home Depot Wants to Help You SAVE Money.
The Home Depot has a great webpage to where you If you go here you can sign up to receive various email newsletter promos. The emails are loaded with very useful information. Go here to see what I mean.
You can sign up for:
PRO:
Exclusive offers and content just for Pros. (You have to select your type of trade, but they are using the info to tailor the info you receive).
Promotions:
Unadvertised and online only specials, innovative product updates and store promotions.
Home Improver Club:
Monthly newsletter with New Lower Price product alerts, exclusive savings, and projects and workshops for your local area.
Local Ad:
Emails when my local store ad is available online.
Join the Garden Club:
Newsletter emails featuring exclusive offers and timely gardening advice.
Do-It-Herself Workshops:
Where women learn hands-on home improvement skills in a comfortable group environment.
The Home Depot Racing Newsletter:
Stay up to date with the latest The Home Depot Racing news, events and activities.
I have signed up for all of them because you never know when you can learn something new. Do you have any fond memories to share about either The Home Depot, (do you own a Homer Bucket by any chance) or Lowes?
So, if any of the above categories are of interest to you, go here to sign up.
How to SAVE MONEY The Home Depot way.
The Home Depot, BTW, how many people actually say the word “The” in The Home Depot?
I recall when The Home Depot started to grow back in the late 70′s/early 80′s, and they were starting to open stores in Central Florida. It was a handyman heaven of sorts. One of the first “big box” or “segment killer” types of stores I can remember.
Though my Dad preferred to shop at Scotty’s or Snodgrass Hardware, he would also take me to Home Depot (Central Florida didn’t have Lowe’s yet). I was always amazed by the size of the place, the smell of freshly cut wood, and other scents attacking my nostrils as soon as the door opened.
Fast forward a few years, ok, decades, and I barely make it to Home Depot anymore, more or less because there isn’t one as close by as the Lowe’s is from our home. But, I do like to save money at both stores, so I sign up for all the programs I can.
If you go here you can sign up to receive various email newsletter promos.
You can sign up for:
PRO:
Exclusive offers and content just for Pros. (You have to select your type of trade, but they are using the info to tailor the info you receive).
Promotions:
Unadvertised and online only specials, innovative product updates and store promotions.
Home Improver Club:
Monthly newsletter with New Lower Price product alerts, exclusive savings, and projects and workshops for your local area.
Local Ad:
Emails when my local store ad is available online.
Join the Garden Club:
Newsletter emails featuring exclusive offers and timely gardening advice.
Do-It-Herself Workshops:
Where women learn hands-on home improvement skills in a comfortable group environment.
The Home Depot Racing Newsletter:
Stay up to date with the latest The Home Depot Racing news, events and activities.
I have signed up for all of them because you never know when you can learn something new. Do you have any fond memories to share about either The Home Depot, (do you own a Homer Bucket by any chance) or Lowes?
How to SAVE Money at The Home Depot
UPDATE: 7:33AM EDT, 3/26/10. I found out a few minutes ago that the direct link to the Home Depot page has changed. I have updated it.
The Home Depot, BTW, how many people actually say the word “The” in The Home Depot?
I recall when The Home Depot started to grow back in the late 70′s/early 80′s, and they were starting to open stores in Central Florida. It was a handyman heaven of sorts. One of the first “big box” or “segment killer” types of stores I can remember.
Though my Dad preferred to shop at Scotty’s or Snodgrass Hardware, he would also take me to Home Depot (Central Florida didn’t have Lowe’s yet). I was always amazed by the size of the place, the smell of freshly cut wood, and other scents attacking my nostrils as soon as the door opened.
Fast forward a few years, ok, decades, and I barely make it to Home Depot anymore, more or less because there isn’t one as close by as the Lowe’s is from our home. But, I do like to save money at both stores, so I sign up for all the programs I can.
If you go here you can sign up to receive various email newsletter promos.
You can sign up for:
PRO:
Exclusive offers and content just for Pros. (You have to select your type of trade, but they are using the info to tailor the info you receive).
Promotions:
Unadvertised and online only specials, innovative product updates and store promotions.
Home Improver Club:
Monthly newsletter with New Lower Price product alerts, exclusive savings, and projects and workshops for your local area.
Local Ad:
Emails when my local store ad is available online.
Join the Garden Club:
Newsletter emails featuring exclusive offers and timely gardening advice.
Do-It-Herself Workshops:
Where women learn hands-on home improvement skills in a comfortable group environment.
The Home Depot Racing Newsletter:
Stay up to date with the latest The Home Depot Racing news, events and activities.
I have signed up for all of them because you never know when you can learn something new. Do you have any fond memories to share about either The Home Depot, (do you own a Homer Bucket by any chance) or Lowes?
