They do, but nothing worth using, in my opinion. It's usually only something like 10% off of a specific product that they need to move that month. The ones that came up in my email search were for gloves one month and respirators, goggles and tyvek suits another month. Quite useless. I've never seen a coupon that gave any discount at all on the big sprayer's price. Moreover, the sprayer I bought from them (the $134 dollar smaller rechargeable model) broke soon after I got it, and I cannot get it fixed. The tank built up too much pressure and that caused a hose inside to come off. When you take the sprayer apart to put the hose back on, which entails removing a gasket, the gasket turns out to be irreplaceable. You can't put the old one back on, and you can't get a new one, and then the whole sprayer is a goner. And even if you could get a new gasket, there must be a special piece of machinery that holds the gasket just right to assemble the pieces. My sprayer from them turned out to be a total waste of money. My conversation with Rosemania then went something like this -- Me -- is there anyplace I can send this sprayer to get it fixed? Them -- no, there is not, but "We hope you will consider Rosemania for your future rose and rose care product needs. Thanks for your past support." Grrr . . . Kathy

Okay, we have one, and I end-arounded Miele Corporate and bought mine on eBay, saving around $350 IIRC. The unit I bought was perfect, in the crate, impeccably shipped and arrived in perfectly inoperable condition because the Miele Factory (the coffee machines are built in Switzerland) had failed to secure a plug-jack properly. The floating connection caused repeating faults in my unit, which led me to discover that I had no warranty at all on the machine. Meanwhile the dealer who sold it to me vanished from ebay, only to return with a new seller ID. I sent REPEATED inquiries to the seller asking about warranty and was COMPLETELY ignored. Lesson learned: If you buy from ebay, 1. Contact the seller first and find out who they are actually doing business as. 2. Make sure that the underlying store is an authorized Miele dealer. You can check that through the Miele website or by calling Miele. Do not mention ebay to Miele, EVER. They hate ebay and will screw you out of your warranty if they find out you purchased there. 3. Tell the seller that as a condition of sale you expect to be shipped a store receipt with the authorized dealer's name plainly listed as seller and that the terms of your factory warranty are included on the receipt. That receipt must not mention ebay. Get everything in writing from the dealer. With my coffee machine, Miele got THEIR dough, the dealer got HIS dough, via backdoor sale to move his stock, and I got reamed. Don't walk into that trick. There are dealers who have those things sitting around that they want to move and they will have NO problem dropping you into a crack where no light comes a shinin'. I fixed my own machine by opening it up and tracing around the harness till I found the loose PJ. (It came apart in my hand!) I plugged it back in securely and the machine has run flawlessly ever since. As to the machine, while it is NOT something real coffeegeek reviewers will ever find adequate, for us it is a godsend. Seriously. When we are staying at our city apartment and have to get by using the Keurig fill-a-basket, a sense of loneliness haunts our existence. But when we get home to our house and our Miele, our hearts bloom with contentment. You can get a great cuppa any time of day, with fancy foamy milk if you want. I really recommend that you select the plumbed version of the machine. You run a 1/4" PEX water line to your cutout, put an inline water filter on the supply, and then the machine takes care of keeping itself full of water. As far as the quality of the machine goes, despite the loose plug-jack, which probably occurred during a sensor testing regimen prior to packaging, the rest of the thing is really very nice quality. Tremendous engineering went into the design of components from a serviceability aspect. Everything pulls out of the front of the machine and is easy to get to. You open the door and everything is right there, easy to get at. We could not be happier. We picked a Bluestar range, Miele Speed Oven, and Miele Coffee System when we updated our Reagan-Era kitchen and we simply could not be happier. If I had it to do over again I would buy the exact same stuff but I would be sure to get the right receipt to mollify the price-fixers at Miele. Couple more helpful tips: The unit comes with a couple plastic containers that one could almost confuse with shipping spacers or something. They are NOT shipping spacers, they are used to clean and descale the machine. Hang onto them, you need 'em. Be VERY careful removing and replacing the lid on the milk thermos. The plastic pipes that suck up the milk are easily broken. You can superglue them back together, but you have to replace the entire lid if you want them really fixed and its close to $200. Miele charges 44 bucks for a box of 30 milk cleaning packets, which is ridiculous. But if you SMELL the cleaning solution they make when dissolved in water, and then smell the cleaning solution you get when you dissolve a scant teaspoon of OXYCLEAN in the same amount of water you will find that they are eerily similar. While I haven't sent the substances off to the lab for chromatographic analysis, I am quite confident, after two years of steady use, that Oxyclean works great to clean the milk system and that you do not need to spend the outrageous amount of money Miele demands for their precious cleaning packets.

I found a recipe using the same ingredients as the Kleenite...easy and cheap. 1&1/2 cups Washing Soda 1&1/2 cups Citric Acid 1/2 Cup Baking Soda 1 Tablespoon Sodium percarbonate Mix all together and store in airtight container. This will be extremely cheap to make and is the exact ingredients as the Kleenite. For those of you that are having good luck with the Kleenite I'd recommend you take 5 minutes and mix your own. There are a lot of people online having good luck with this. I just think Kleenite should be ashamed of themselves for the price they are charging for this.

Nature's Bounty (I think) Hair, Skin, and Nails supplement. I wore acrylic nails for about 25 years. When my lady passed, and the younger crowd started that new "short, thick, gluncky look", I gave up. That was at least 15 years ago. My nails never recovered. Wouldn't grow, would peel apart like layers of old parchment paper, were so thin and brittle ... my fine, thin, hair would not grow past my shoulder blades. I've been taking this about two months. My hair is/ was down to my butt (I got it cut tonight to mid-back - the gal could not stop talking about how silky, and full, my hair was! She had another stylist come over, and they just kept running their fingers through my hair. Husband asked me if I was purring!) My nails are fabulous. Strong and healthy! I have to trim them every weekend, and be careful rubbing my eyes, or scratching an itch, because they are so strong, and long, that I'm not used to them yet. On the flip side, I also have to soak my feet and give myself a pedi every week, because the toenails are getting just as long, and strong! LOL