Just got the steam cleaner and the sewing machine kit from the store. Thanks OP.

double post sorry

ohioindy said:I don't think you can submit rebates on-line unless you make an in-store purchase. Go figure?!!!

I'm trying to find the rebate form myself since I made the purchases online... I'm in for the Fridge, Steamer and Iron. Thanks OP!

Glad to see I'm not the only one. How to redeem online page says that you need to click on the "Redeem Online" button on the easysaver homepage. But I can't seem to find the damned link! I tried to go ahead with the "Claim Rebates" link on the Easysaver Homepage but it asks for the RFN# (receipt reference number), which is present only on an in-store purchase receipt? I wonder if online purchases are ineligible for this rebate offer? :S

zmaster said:Yes, online purchases are eligible for EasySaver Rebate. But they must be mail in.

Here is the quote from their site, "Online orders are not yet eligible for online rebate redemption. Please mail in your entire rebate request if you would like to include purchases made online." HERE.

Thanks zmaster.

For the benefit of others, here are direct links to the Tally Sheet and Catalogue. Both are big PDFs, FYI.

I have a fridge/warmer that looks identical to that one that doesn't keep anything very cold - think chocolate bars aren't completely melted, not put some cans of soda in here, plus its very loud - never tried the warmer. Things been in the garage shelf for a couple years now.

I'm in for a steam cleaner though!

Those links to the tally sheet and catalog are very nice, however, where are the rebate forms for ONLINE purchases?

Thanks Op. Just got one from B & M.

I bought one of these a couple of years ago (not from Walgreens). When I plugged it in, sparks came out of the outlet. Needless to say, returned it the next day.

Might have been a fluke. Love to hear other comments on the product itself.

bonjonno said:This product contains chemicals, including lead, known to the state of California to cause cancer, and birth defects or other birth defects or other reproductive harm

just sayin'...

You did everybody a favor. Since China justifies "fake singing" as "national interests," one never know what level of lead they consider as "safe." ("made in china" as stated on the page)

how does these things do on surfaces like glass or mirrors? would like to hear more before getting it.