There's a mail-in rebate offer from Swiffer. Apologies because I just saw it and the purchase period ends today. However, the start of the purchase period was April 1, so it's possible you may have receipts that already qualify for the rebate.

If you've purchased $10 in Swiffer Refills, you can get a $5 preloaded debit card back buy mail. Or, if you've purchased $20 worth, you can get a $10 card back. You can find the forms for both offers here.

And, if you really wanted to, you could go make the qualifying purchase today and mail in the rebate.

Hah! That got your attention, didn't it?

Thanks to Super Coupon Girl for posting about this 360 Vodka rebate. I read the fine print very carefully, and North Carolina is NOT among the states listed where this rebate is not valid, so I think it should be good here. Also note that it's limit TWO per household. The PDF for the rebate form with all the details is below.

Just a friendly reminder for those of you who participate in the Rite Aid Single Check Rebate program or the Walgreens EasySaver mail-in rebate program. The April period has ended for both programs, which means now is the time to request your refunds!

If you are unfamiliar with these programs, you can read more about them by using the links on the left-hand side of this page... 

There's a new mail-in rebate good for $4 back when you purchase the "Bolt" DVD or Blu-Ray disc plus one Hartz product.

Here's the mail-in rebate form. Purchases must be made by June 30.

There's a mail-in rebate offer from Ortega and Disney good for $5 back when you buy the "Bedtime Stories" DVD and two or more Ortega products. The offer form is available for download on the Ortega Web site here.

Here's a great rebate for Zyrtec (now that we're entering allergy season and all). Buy two 45-count packages of Zyrtec and receive $10 back by mail. This is a really great one because the qualifying purchase can be made any time between Sept. 1, 2008 and Aug. 31, 2009, so you can use an old receipt if you have one. However, note that the rebate form asks for the receipt (singular), so you need to buy two in one transaction. The form is available for download below.

And, while we're on the topic of Zyrtec, Rite Aid has started a special rewards program that gives you a $10 Rite Aid certificate for every $50 in Zyrtec products you buy. You can submit your receipts to Rite Aid online, so YES, you could use the same receipt to qualify for the Rite Aid deal AND the mail-in rebate above. You'll need to be a member of Rite Aid's Single Check Rewards program, and you can read more here.

Now through May 2, Staples stores are offering customers a $50 rebate when you bring in your old printer for recycling and buy a new one $179 and up. It looks like the deal is only good on regularly-priced printers. But if you had a Staples coupon or maybe one of their Staples Rewards program checks, that could be a way to save more on this deal. It looks like you can also get the deal if you buy a printer online and bring your trade-in to a store. Check out the Web site for more details.

If you didn't want to do the Sun-maid and Pinocchio DVD mail-in rebate I posted a little while ago, here's another option for you...

There's a $4 mail-in rebate when you buy the DVD or Blu-ray disc and a qualifying Hefty plate product. You can find the details and the form for that one on this Web site... This one is good through the end of June.

There's a $4 mail-in rebate on the purchase of Walt Dinsey's "Bolt" and one product from Ronzoni Smart Taste, Ronzoni, San Giorgio, Creamette, American Beauty, Prince or Skinner.

You'll need your receipts and the UPCs from the packages. Your pasta purchase qualifies if it was made on March 1 or after. The DVD will be available March 24. The offer is good through July 31 and you can find the details and the printable form on the official offer Web site.

In case you missed the notice in this weekend's coupon inserts, there's a mail-in rebate available when you buy the Pinocchio DVD and select Sun-maid products. You can find it here.