More Kitchen Appliance Fun…

Sorry, this was not meant to be the theme for today, but my last post inspired this one. I found another great deal on appliances thanks to Thrifty Florida Mama.

Here are the details:
Buy 1 or more of the following appliances and receive a $20 Visa Card as a rebate. This Visa card can be used anywhere Visa is accepted. You can also stack a 20% off code and go through ebates for an additional 3% back. These would make great gifts for upcoming college graduates or wedding showers.

$40 – 20% – $20 card-3% from ebates = $9 total price for each of these:

*Farberware Millennium 48oz. Blender
*Farberware Millennium 4 Slice Toaster Oven
*Euro Pro Stainless Steel Deep Fryer
*Farberware 12 Cup Coffee Maker
*Euro Pro 6 Qt Slow Cooker

Here’s how to do it:
1. Click on the links above to see which product or products you are interested in purchasing.
2. Write down the item number for each.
3. Go to ebates.com. If you are already a member just sign in and search for Linens N Things in the store search box on the left side of the page. If you are new to ebates you can sign up through clicking THIS LINK.
4. Put the item you want into your cart.
5. At check out enter code: 26620000008 for 20% off your order. You can also choose store pickup to avoid shipping charges if you have a nearby store.
6. Print out the rebate forms and mail with your receipt.
7. You just got a great deal!

I completed all these steps today (it only took a few minutes), and swung by my local LNT to pick up my new toys.

I selected the toaster oven and the slow cooker. I have been wanting a new toaster oven to match my coffee maker, and managed to wait a whole year to find the best deal. I am so glad I did, what a bargain!

I have never owned a slow cooker before, and I can’t wait to try some new easy recipes in it. It also included a bonus matching mini slow cooker for hot fudge or dips, yippee!

I actually used a gift card I had been saving for something fun, so I spent nothing out of pocket! I will receive 2 $20 gift cards in the future, which I will save again until a really good bargain comes along.

Moral of the Story: It pays to delay gratification.