Cheapest places to buy Bounty paper towels, Finish dishwasher detergent, and Tide pods?

[Anonymous]

I bought this type of stuff online at walmart once and picked it up, it was super cheap.

[Anonymous]

I used to be bounty all the way, but I've found the Harris teeter brand paper towels are really good!

[Anonymous]

amazon subscription prices are great, and their own papertowl line (I think its called Presto) is Bounty quality but lower cost

[Anonymous]

I know you said your husband like specific brands, but we switched from Finish to the Kirkland brand dishwasher pods, and haven't looked back.

[Anonymous]

Aldi brands for all and haven't looked back. Family has not said a word.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Keep the name brand containers, fill them with the cheaper products and see if he notices the difference...

I have changed to the Sams Club version of all of these and am satisfied. Much cheaper.

I agree with this. I buy all my paper towels and toilet paper from Sams and use the store versions.

[Anonymous]

Tide is really hard on your skin.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I use Amazon.

Though instead of Bounty paper towels, I use Sparkle. They come in half sheets, which we prefer.

Bounty also has a half sheet product, just FYI.

OP are you local to DMV area? I find that sale prices for frequent shopper card holders at Giant grocery stores are often very reasonable. Wal-Mart is so out of the way for me that unless it were truly, vastly cheaper I wouldn't get there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I usually buy this stuff at the grocery store. I am thinking Costco, target, Walmart, or amazon would be cheaper. Has anyone compared prices? Or is there a website that does? I am also looking for ideas for cheaper brands. My husband is very brand specific, but I don’t care as much as long as the quality is there. We have found store brands to be not as good for these three things (paper towels, laundry detergent, and dishwasher detergent).

Then HE should be taking on the responsibility of figuring out the cheapest options.

Set up an Amazon Subscription for these in his name with his credit card

[Anonymous]

I priced this out - Amazon Prime vs Target several years ago and Amazon Prime Subscribe and save was cheapest for brand names. Did not price Costco b/c do not belong - too crazy to go there.

[Anonymous]

Persil is SO MUCH BETTER than Tide. I am a Tide lover and have used all of my life so this is a big statement for me.

Persil. Wow.

[Anonymous]

Viva is the Cadillac of paper towels.

Amazon subscribe and save is priced well for most staples. The convenience of not having to think about purchasing or having to go fetch the items myself makes up for a few dollars I might save chasing a sale.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Viva is the Cadillac of paper towels.

Amazon subscribe and save is priced well for most staples. The convenience of not having to think about purchasing or having to go fetch the items myself makes up for a few dollars I might save chasing a sale.

Love Vuva too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I use Amazon.

Though instead of Bounty paper towels, I use Sparkle. They come in half sheets, which we prefer.

Sparkle paper towels are terrible - the quality is so bad it makes them uselsss for most any job.

Kirkland paper towels are thinner than Bounty but they can still get the job done. Not so with Sparkle.

[Anonymous]

Walmart by far. If you're really frugal and have the time, walmart with coupons.

I go through a lot of detergent and dish soap and I use specific unscented brands now with a baby.