The shrinkflation of it all. Coffee used to be sold in 1lb cans, then it went to 12 oz. Now its 11 oz.

Zift isn’t shown in the ad.

@mrvietnam Probably NYC and DC. They were excluded from the battery recycling that just ended.

I just recycled a coin battery. No $2.99 charge but no credit either.

@mrvietnam May 2. I checked yesterday.

@c3 for April? April offer exp. 5/2.

The 20 oz. Chex Mix tubs are 50¢ cheaper at Amazon ($7.47) than Target ($7.99) before the $10 off. $7.47 at WM.
5@$7.47=>$37.35-$10/$30= $27.35 for 100 oz, 27.3¢/oz.

BUT while price checking WM came across this which is 25.9¢/oz.

I’d pay the extra 2¢/oz at Amazon for tubs that can be recycled vs bags from WM. Tubs reseal better too. Not to mention it being easier to shop Amazon than to go to WM (unless you have WM+ or whatever its called).

@mistercheap It’s crazy how they change things without notice. Last year my account that can recycle 30/month suddenly was only able to get credit for 10. That happened for 2 months then it went back up to 30. An account that had 15/month when the new program began got dropped to just the 6. Then 3 months ago as I handed in the 6, the cashier told me that I could recycle 16 more (16+6). The account was also upgraded to VIP even though it hasn’t done anything but recycle & redeem Rewards. Lesson learned: check the accounts before recycling.

I recently used Rewards to buy a Toto toilet seat 😃. Using a $20/$75 coupon it was cheaper than Amazon or WM so no PM needed. Now I’m saving for the little handheld Dyson. Dysons don’t get discounted and are excluded from coupon use at Macy’s, Kohl’s, etc. but not at Staples.

Not at Shaw’s

My store stopped accepting any tech except batteries a few months ago.
Is there a link to the list of “select states”? Previously some stores didn’t recycle batteries, specifically some stores in NYC & DC.