OverHulling Life

Right NOW Through tomorrow, head over to Reebok and shop their  End of Season Sale  where you can save an extra 50% off select items when you use promo code  EXTRA50  at checkout. This would be a great time to grab sneakers for the kiddos and get a jump start on your back to school shopping, or treat yourself to some awesome workout gear.  Even better, Shipping is FREE on all orders when logged into your  Reebok account ! There's men's, women's, and children's tops starting as low as $6.48 shipped with promo code!

This week thru 6/23,  Target.com has quite a few styles of Tees & Tanks for Girls & Boys on sale for $3.99 . It’s a savings of up to 35% off, as some of these tops are regularly priced up to $6.00. You can  check out the different styles of Boys Tees & Tanks on sale HERE  and you can  check out the different styles of Girls Tees, Tanks, & Leggings on sale HERE . Shipping is FREE on orders of $35 or more, or choose FREE store pickup where available. And as always, if you have a  REDcard  you will get FREE shipping with no minimum and an additional 5% Off.   The links in this post may contain affiliate links and I will receive a small commission if you make a purchase after clicking on my link.

Right now, you can get $10 off your $30+ purchase at Crayola with the Promo Code: CYCLE10 but hurry, this offer ends Tuesday, May 28, 2018 and is limited to regular priced items. You'll also receive  FREE SHIPPING  on all orders over $50 Free shipping applied on order total at checkout. Alaska and Hawaii are excluded from this offer. I found that if I added 72 8-ct Crayola packs, I could use both promos, making each pack only $0.70 (regular $0.99 each, but drops down to $0.84 when you buy 48+ ---or listed elsewhere for $1.57/pack). Now what I would do with that many packs myself is silly, but they would be great for teachers who supply their students with them, to gift to a school/teacher, for school supply drives, or great to pack a shoebox  to name a few ideas.    While you're there, be sure to learn more about their  program called ColorCycle that uses a process to convert markers to energy -- a process that repurposes the entire marker...