Winners ~ Gilt, Energizer & Cocoa Puffs
It’s winners time!!! Congrats to the following winners!
- Gilt $100 credit - Deanna G.
- Energizer Batteries and Gas Card - Theron N.W.
- Cocoa Puffs Brownie Crunch - dddiva
Thanks to everyone who entered. Be sure to enter my other current giveaways – KitchenAid 1,000 Cooks for the Cure and Mixer Giveaway, Disney’s Have a Laugh Vol 3 & 4 Review & Giveaway, Bagel Bites Simply Snacking Pledge ~ Giveaway and the Chevy prize pack including a $20 7-Eleven and $10 Starbucks Gift Card. Good luck!
Winners have been notified by email, and as always, winners have 72 hours to respond with contact information or new winners will be chosen. Thanks to everyone who entered, the more you enter, the more I can offer great giveaways.
Buy Two Packs of Energizer Batteries Get a $10 Gas Card ~ Giveaway
When you have kids, you go through a LOT of batteries. Sheesh! I swear when they are small, everything takes batteries – musical toys, learning toys, flashlights, dancing toys, talking toys and, of course, cameras to capture all those toys in pixels! We go through lots of batteries, which is why I love long-lasting batteries and batteries with a hot deal.
Since the other thing we moms use a LOT of is gas, Energizer has a deal to help make both last longer. Purchase two packs of specially-marked Energizer® Ultimate Lithium or Energizer®Advanced Lithium batteries and you will get a $10 Prepaid Discover® Gas Rewards* card mailed to you. (This is good for AA and AAA Lithium batteries only, and you can find more details about this promo on Energizer’s Facebook Page.)
Purchase batteries you already need and get a gas card, sweet!
Giveaway - One lucky The Suburban Mom reader will win two packs of specially marked batteries (in their choice of AA or AAA) to use and redeem for the $10 gas card.
Mandatory Entry – Tell me what gets the most battery use in your house.
Extra Entries
- “Like” TheSuburbanMom on Facebook. (Already a do, that counts too, just leave a comment below.)
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- Follow TheSuburbanMom on Twitter (@SuburbanMomClub) and tweet about this giveaway. “Enter to #win a $10 gas card and Energizer Batteries TheSuburbanMom @SuburbanMomClub http://wp.me/pQHaE-3sg”
- Grab my Virtual Baby Shower button (on the right) and proudly display it on your website. (3 bonus entries)
- Comment on any NON-giveaway post.
Contest ends July 14, 2011 at 11:59 pm. Open to U.S. residents in the continental U.S. only. Winning comment will be chosen at random by Random.org and contacted for shipping information. Winner will have 72 hours to respond or a new winner will be chosen.
Disclosure – This post is brought to you by Energizer, however, all thoughts and opinions are my own.
Free 4-Pack Energizer Recharge AA Batteries
Head over to Energizer’s Facebook page and you can sign-up for a coupon for a free 4-pack of Energizer AA Recharge Batteries. Offer is limited to the first 30,000 and one per household.
Update: Freebies are all gone. There is still a $1 off coupon available.
Get your free Energizer Recharge Batteries here.
Got Batteries and a Toddler, You Need an Energizer Smart Charger
Batteries, batteries everywhere. From the music table, to the kitchen with real sounds and, of course, the flashlight. These are a few of my daughter’s favorite battery operated toys, and they suck the life out of batteries!
From the day my mom gave my daughter an alligator flashlight, I knew we were going to have a problem. She loves the flashlight, and while she knows how to turn it on and off… she never remembers to turn it off. Within two days of arrival in the house, the batteries were dead. Within a month, the bulb was dead… Even though she was barely talking when she first got the flashlight, she knew to tell daddy, “bat-rays.”
Then I had the brilliant idea to use an Energizer Smart Charger and rechargeable batteries. Ta-da! No more wasteful throwing the batteries away. Now when the batteries die, which is at least once a week, we just recharge them. It is a little difficult for a two-year-old to be patient while the batteries are charging, but she’s learning that not everything is a quick fix. 
(Maybe.)
Now that I have experienced rechargeable batteries, I want to convert everything to rechargeable. I mean, why not? Saves money and the environment… Too bad we have a HUGE stock of regular batteries we bought at Costco… Oh well, I guess I will just continue to replace things with rechargeables slowly. The flashlight is a perfect start!
Disclosure - By writing this post, I may be eligible to receive Energizer Recharge Smart Charger and a gift card, however, all thoughts and opinions are my own. No other compensation was received.
