Okay I am ecstatic over
Kleenex's new design.
Strange? Certainly
! But we all have those funny quirks
that others might find, well . . . odd
or strange. For me it was discovering
the new Kleenex tissue boxes. Maybe many
of you have already discovered them and wonder why it's taken me so long to
have noticed. My explanation is merely
that my hubby and I purchase our paper goods in bulk at Sam's Club or BJ's so
we're not often found wandering down the paper isle of our local
supermarket.
My family saves Box Tops for Education coupons, doesn't
everybody?, and Kleenex used to place these coupons on the bottom of their
boxes.
Not a big problem but it made cutting the coupon out a bit
challenging. Normally I would undo all
of the overlapped box seams and then cut the coupon out with a pair of scissors,
the remainder of the box went into the recycling bin for paper and
cardboard. But now some genius said;
"Hey why don't we put the Box Tops for Education on the top of the box, incorporate
it into the tear away panel that protects the tissues? Wouldn't this make it
easier for our customers to cut out and collect them?"
Photo above - New box top design with Box Top for Education coupon on top of box.
Photo below - What is now the bottom of the new Kleenex box design
I have included links to General Mills' Coupon site and to General Mills Box Top for Education site should anyone care to check out their sites or browse for store coupons.
;)
Alas our Kleenex boxes in Canada are not very exciting!
ReplyDeleteNice to see big business get it right for a change, Anna. I must check to see if this program is available in Canada (what a great idea!)
ReplyDeleteThe Coupons for Education is a wonderful project that helps schools financially. If Canada does not have such a program I wonder if they could start one up since there are many brands that are international such as Kleenex, General Mills, Campbell Soups etc. ?
DeleteDefinitely that person (or persons) need a raise. That is awesome :)
ReplyDeleteAlthough, I have to admit I don't collect the "Tops" anymore with my "kids" out of school and less product with the "tops" coming into the house :( ....but I did my bit for 20 years :)
Have a lovely weekend, cheers, T. :)
Wait until you have grandchildren T. hee-hee :D It'll start all over again. ;)
DeleteI've never saved a boxtop because I didn't have kids so it never crossed my mind. My mom has been fanatical about it since I was a kid.
ReplyDeleteGenius! One of those moments, that you wonder "what took them so long"!!! Totally makes sense.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your first Summer weekend!
Sometimes those simpliest ideas are the ones that we smack our foreheads and say "Why didn't someone think of that sooner?" :)
DeleteI haven't collected those in years, but with the grand starting kindergarten in the fall, I will probably start again. Yep, somebody is a genius and deserves a raise and recognition!
ReplyDeleteKids to grandkids - it's a never ending cycle. Beautiful isn't it? :)
DeleteI have to admit, I'm a slacker when it comes to collecting those box tops!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great idea, I wonder why it took them so long to figure that out.
ReplyDeleteValerie
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