Well I have been wanting to start this but had to wait until my current stock of toilet paper has been depleted.
Well yesterday I ran into Giant to purchase my Sun and Earth laundry detergent as this is the only place local that sells it, and wouldn't you know they had Marcal Small Steps toilet paper on sale $4.99 for a 12 pack. It was on my list to get and was actually a few cents cheaper than what I pay for our normal toiletpaper so I grabbed a few.
So I am slowly replacing paper products in our home with reusable items or greener options. I think the only paper product left to replace are the Kleenex. Which I see Marcal makes those also.
Not familiar with Marcal products? This is their story, which can also be found at
Marcalsmallsteps.com
Based in Elmwood Park, New Jersey, we at Marcal Manufacturing have prided ourselves as being one of the oldest environmentally friendly paper companies in the US. For 60 years Marcal® has been making paper products using recycled paper.
In 2009, Marcal Manufacturing, LLC, introduced the Marcal® Small Steps® line of 100% recycled bath tissue, towels, napkins and facial tissue for both home consumption and to distributors for commercial use. These products deliver strong performance without the typical “green premium” cost. The name Small Steps® signifies the small and easy steps toward making a difference in the world that you can make by using these recycled paper products.
For over five decades, Marcal has reducing landfill by making our paper products from recycled paper. We use paper collected from curbs in residential neighborhoods in cities and towns across America–from the small blue baskets in office buildings, unwanted junk mail, and waste from printers–all in an effort to do something good, to produce something that people need.
Marcal is an integral part of the northern New Jersey community. Our company uses recyclables from local municipalities and recycling facilities for our paper recycling process.
Showing posts with label saving star. Show all posts
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Friday, February 10, 2012
Monday, August 8, 2011
Saving Star
There is a new way to save at the store……It’s called Saving Star and it’s all digital and requires very little work.
So, how does it work you ask? You create an account and then you register all your store loyalty cards that participate in the program. After you register your cards, you’re able to load coupons from the Saving Star website to your account. When you go to the store and scan your card, if you buy the items that are saved on your card, the coupon amount goes into your Saving Star account. Nothing changes with your total at the store as the amount will be credited online in your Saving Star account. When you reach at least $5 in your Saving Star account, you are able to request a gift card or have it deposited into your checking account. My favorite is the $5 Amazon gift card.
Also, you can use a paper coupon right along with the Saving Star coupon since it doesn't come off the total due.
IMPORTANT: If you see a coupon you like, add it! Waiting too long might result in a “Sold Out” status.
1. Log in and Register For Free Here
2. Do a search by Zip Code to find the local stores near you.
3. Enter the card number for each store loyalty card and Submit.
4. Next, select the eCoupons you like on the stores website or mobile app, and they are automatically linked to your store card.
5. Use your card when you checkout and the money is added to your SavingStar account. You won’t notice the savings take place at the register. Instead, they get deposited into your account within 7-30 days depending on which store you shop.
6. Once your Saving Star account reaches $5 in savings, you can pick how you want to get paid: from a bank account deposit, a PayPal account deposit, an Amazon gift card, or a donation to charity.
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