Sears has Ultra Plus 17.3 lb Powder Laundry Detergent w/ Stain Fighting Formula for $10.79 (see lower price in cart). If you purchase quantity of 5, you may apply code SEARS5OFF50 and save $5 = 5 for $49. Choose in-store pick-up to save on shipping. Thanks jidx

found the 10% but when I tried to do it they only gave me 8...close enough i guess!

awesome thanks OP!!! I got a couple boxes of these a few year ago back when they used to give out those african american celebration callenders that had Sears coupons (im not african american so the employees would wonder why I wanted one).

I bought them for b1g1 free (at $24) but also used the $5 off $25 coupons so came out to be about the same. that was years ago so time to stock up again.

I like how it cleans in my High Efficiency washer and doesn't leave a huge fragrance smell after the clothing comes out of the wash.

That includes the friends and family 10%

Bought a couple when they were $12 and one box lasted about 5 months for me. In for a couple more. Thanks OP!. Spaz....

thanks, OP! my bing cb covered the tax.

Great deal at around 6 cents per load, and it probably cleans fine even if you don't use the recommended amount.

It's still not as cheap as homemade detergent (which is around 3 cents per load for top-loading washers and mere fractions of a penny per load for a front-loading washer) but a good alternative for people who are too lazy to make their own.

what do you search on bing to find the 10% cash back, i found 2, and 5% so far?

Quote from Minky1979 : what do you search on bing to find the 10% cash back, i found 2, and 5% so far?

I put it on the wiki

well i found 8%, close enough for me...

Bought me 5 boxes but this deal would go well with the torque wrenches on the front page if you didn't need that many boxes (or needed a torque wrench).

Quote from jlm4dg : Great deal at around 6 cents per load, and it probably cleans fine even if you don't use the recommended amount. It's still not as cheap as homemade detergent (which is around 3 cents per load for top-loading washers and mere fractions of a penny per load for a front-loading washer) but a good alternative for people who are too lazy to make their own.

How do you make detergent at home? What other stuff you make at home? This is some interesting stuff that I don't want to miss....