Free cleaning supplies and samples for laundry, detergent, soap, and household products.
For a limited time, you can grab a free Febreze Plug Warmer at Walgreens! These are on sale for $3 and can be paired with the free $3/1 coupon, which can be applied to both in-store or online purchases.
I'm not sure when this expires, but I doubt it'll last longer than a week.
If you have a food service business, then you can request a free Scotch-Brite Quick Clean starter kit. It's being offered from 3M, which means two things – it'll be a great freebie and the signup form will probably last only for a few days.
This freebie kit contains:
Checkout51 is giving away free Scotch-Brite Advanced Scrub Dots to select accounts again!
Here's how to check if your account gets this freebie:
There was also a Nexcare Duo freebie offered yesterday, but I missed it. Whoops. I blame all those brain cells I lost for the joke down below.
The previous version of this post contained a joke about Kinder chocolate egg wrappers because that's what Checkout51 was giving away. And since it's close to midnight, I'm just leaving it in! 😀
I ate so many of these chocolates when I was little, I'm fairly certain I could build a bridge to Mars with all the leftover wrappers. Sure, there's no oxygen in space, but I can hold my breath for a really long time. Watch this!
*takes deep breath*
. . .
*gulps for air*
Did you see that?! I held it for at least 10 seconds! Pretty impressive, huh?
You have until July 20 to get any free Snuggle laundry care product after this rebate, up to $11. Simply buy any one product, then fill out the easy rebate form online and submit a photo of your original receipt. They'll accept camera phone photos, so you don't have to do anything fancy.
Rebates must be submitted by August 20. Your rebate will be sent within 8 weeks via snail mail in the form of a prepaid Mastercard that can be used anywhere credit cards are accepted.
Once submitted, you can check on the status of your rebate using Rapid-Rebates.
If you represent “a commercial entity,” then you can request from P&G some free Dawn Manual Pot & Pan dish cleaner. They'll send you a rather large 38oz sample within 2-4 weeks.
This is clearly aimed at businesses. So if you request this and don't represent a business, it's on you to solve that moral quandary! Is it stealing? Are they a faceless conglomerate ruining the planet for profit at our expense? Are you “sticking it to the man” by ordering this? What's his name? Bob or Frank? Are we exempt from the moral implications since P&G didn't care enough to use anything beyond the hilariously fool-prone honor system? Is it just soap and we're overthinking it?
Hi, I'm Professor Goob, and we'll cover these topics and more during our semester in Freebie Philosophy 101.
Progressive is giving away free reusable car trash bags. These are little trash bags to fit inside your car.
Awww, I was hoping for a giant car-sized bag so I could dispose of my old vehicle. I got so excited at the thought of watching my garbagemen attempt to throw a 3,000 lb. garbage bag into their truck!
I kept getting an “error” message, but the form finally went through when I changed my email to a generic gmail address. You should get a “Thanks for requesting a bag!” confirmation message after submitting the form.
The fine print says “you are agreeing to receive marketing offers from us,” so make sure to use a freebie email and Google Voice number so you don't get spammed.
I know this page looks like Spam Central, but it's a legitimate offer from Procter & Gamble giving away a free Febreze Plug-In at Walmart through 7/26/21. Seriously, who designed this page and why were they only given a $5 budget?
Enter a phone number that can receive texts and you'll be sent a direct link to the coupon. I used my free Google Voice number and it worked just fine. When you click the link, you'll get a unique page with a hidden barcode. Once you're at Walmart and ready to check out, reveal the barcode and scan it from your phone like you would a coupon!
The fine-print says this is only redeemable for a free Febreze Plug-in version 0-03700-0769805.
You know this free Persil ProClean laundry detergent sample is legit because the guy's wearing a bow tie. Glad to see I'm not the only person who does my laundry in formal wear.
If the sample button isn't showing up for you, try this direct link to Sampler.
Look for the red button that says “Claim 1 FREE Persil OXI Disc Sample” throughout the page. It will then load a Sampler.io page that will ask for 3 or 4 demographic questions, then let you know if you qualify. It seems most people are getting the freebie, even myself! After you're selected, the free detergent should arrive in four weeks.
I always forget about this free Nikwax Waterproofing Wax for Leather sample sachet that we can request every two months. All you have to do is take a short, five questions quiz. For help, click the “clue” button next to each question and it'll take you to the page where the answer is found. You also get to check each answer, so you can't really fail.
I won't lie – I hate quizzes. They were easily the worst part of school. The threat of a pop quiz always put a timer on my harrowing escapes from inside the gym lockers. I think it's why I get panic attacks simply from a faint whiff of Gold Bond.
This is one of the oldest freebies in continued existence. I can remember requesting Nikwax samples back before HIF was even a glint in my eyes. It was a simpler time back then, when people knew their local butcher and kids player freely throughout the neighborhood. And … wait. I really need to stop falling asleep with the TV tuned to old episodes of Leave It To Beaver.
Here's a cool free National Parks clean up kit that is still available to request!
Please try to only request this if you actually intend to use it to clean up your local community! This great freebie should arrive in 1-3 weeks.
2021 Update: This freebie is showing as still available! Has anyone received it since I first posted about it in May 2020? I don't think I did, but then again my memory is as good as a … you know … that little thing, swims in a bowl, whatever it's called.
Dishwashing detergent was a popular freebie back in the day, especially from Finish. I have to say the first joke below might be one of my personal favorites from the archives 🙂
They don't offer many freebies now, but they do have some great free coupons on their site.
IT'S TIME! Hiffers, grab your weapons (keyboards, dustbusters, and used baby diapers are all acceptable), stuff a few pillows in your shirt for armor, and mobilize. Today, we invade Finland! I'm sending orders to your regional commanders now and we set sail by midnight!
Say what now? The image above is referring to this free Finish Quantum dishwashing detergent offer and not the overthrow of a Scandinavian country? Oh… False alarm, folks. Forget all about how I had preplanned invasion guides for a friendly country with a democratically elected government.
Here's some free Finish Quantum dishwashing detergent from StartSampling. I don't live in a place with a dishwasher anymore, so I sent the sample to my childhood home. I hope the people living there now don't freak out easily because I put my name as Ghost McHaunterson.
You can request a free Finish dishwashing detergent sample even if you already have in the past since Start Sampling is hosting the offer. It's made even easier given that we know the right answers to their questions. We're basically living Groundhog Day at this point, but without all the fun stuff like electrocuting ourselves in bathtubs or kidnapping small rodents.
When I lived in Australia, I discovered a candy called Pods that I'd moderately describe as the single greatest object I'd every put in my mouth. Every bite was like a waking dream. But promise me you won't try to eat these free Tide pods. Eating them might quickly become a nightmare.
There are half a million samples available (THAT'S HOW YOU DO A FREEBIE, TIDE!), so don't worry if the site is currently bogged down. Also note that it's a Facebook link, however you don't actually have to like them. But since so many of you have a questionable loathing for Facebook, there's a regular form on Tide's website.
[thanks to Katrina and Rory for posting this on our Facebook wall!]