Website recommendations for cheap products?

[Rowan]

I have to order most of my household cleaning & bathroom stuff online, so I'm always looking for good bargains. I've found a few places that have really good prices, so I thought I'd share. If anyone knows of anyplace else that has a good deal, please share!!

VitaGlo (http://www.vitaglo.com) has really good prices & free shipping on orders $50 & over. I get my toothpaste, soap & hair stuff from there a lot.

Amazon (http://www.amazon.com) has the best prices on Clif bars, which we eat quite a bit because we're very active outdoors. They have them for $8.99 for a case of 12 bars, plus free shipping for orders $25 & over. I also recently found great deals on Seventh Generation products, as another thread I started states.

Other than that, I've been ordering from the online vegan stores if I can't find it cheaper elsewhere. I do like supporting vegan stores, but at the same time I try to weigh that with how much money I can save.

Edited to add- When looking for something online, I always Froogle (http://www.froogle.com) it first. Does anyone use this? It's simply splendid. :)

[Rowan]

Since nobody's biting, I'm going to add a few more. :)

Freeda (http://www.freedavitamins.com) has great prices on vitamins and offer free shipping with orders $100 or more.

Sun&Earth (http://www.sunandearth.com) has really good household stuff like laundry detergent & cleaners. They offer free shipping for orders $30 or more, plus they give you something free with every order $30 or more. This month it's a bottle of all purpose cleaner. I've been ordering their gallons, which is the best bargain. They're 128 ounces for $10.99. Their fabric softener is really really good! :)

[SeaSiren]

Thanks for all the sites, great information. :cool: I wish I had something to add, but unfortunately I don't know any.

[MsRuthieB]

I love overstock.com and smartbargains.com. I just grabbed some killer cotton sheets for my new bed at overstock and one of those rain shower heads.

Yeah, I use fruggle too. :)

[Rowan]

Thanks for sharing!

I just ordered some cotton grocery totes for $1.84 each and a tank top for five bucks from this (http://tshirtsdiscount.com/catalog/) place. They have American Apparel clothes (made in US & sweatshop free) for great prices, as well as a bunch of other basic clothes. The shipping was a bit high, but the overall price was still very cheap!

[bizarro]

I get a lot of kitchen and bathroom stuff at www.drugstore.com

They have tons of vegan products there and if you spend $50 the shipping is free. Plus you can earn drugstore dollars. I think their stuff is reasonably priced and they always have a sale going on. Examples of vegan or friendly lines they sell: Clearly Natural, Ecos, Dr. Bronners, 7th Generation, Toms Of Maine, Kiss my Face, Luna, Luna Pads, Jason, Alba, Avalon, Rachel Perry and Natra Care.

Check out the natural store!

[kpickell]

ebay?

But really, those sites you mention are expensive as heck. You're much better off going to a local store and shopping for sales.

[Rowan]

ebay?

But really, those sites you mention are expensive as heck. You're much better off going to a local store and shopping for sales.

As I said in my original post, I cannot find stuff locally so I end up ordering most of my stuff online. Sorry if you think the stuff I linked to is expensive. Just don't shop there then, I guess.

[zoebird]

i use vinegar, baking soda, and catile soap to clean my house.

i also buy a liquid dish washer detergent (trader joes) and liquid laundry detergent (trader joes).

so, unforunately, i don't have anything to add really.

[kpickell]

As I said in my original post, I cannot find stuff locally so I end up ordering most of my stuff online. Sorry if you think the stuff I linked to is expensive. Just don't shop there then, I guess.
Oh, my apologies then. I don't know where you're from. We don't have any health food stores or places like Whole Foods around here, but I'm able to find cruelty-free products at my local grocery store and places like Wal-Mart or Big Lots rather cheaply, so I haven't needed to order anything online in quite a long time.

[Rowan]

Oh, my apologies then. I don't know where you're from. We don't have any health food stores or places like Whole Foods around here, but I'm able to find cruelty-free products at my local grocery store and places like Wal-Mart or Big Lots rather cheaply, so I haven't needed to order anything online in quite a long time.

I would love to be able to buy stuff locally. I can find a few things around here, but it's cheaper for me to order them online. It is nice to get packages in the mail so often, so I guess there is a plus side to it. :)