When to Use Bed, Bath & Beyond Coupons, Gift Cards in CT Before It's Too Late

Bed Bath & Beyond declared bankruptcy on Sunday and the company will stop accepting coupons Wednesday. Here are some key days shoppers need to know.

Bed Bath & Beyond and buybuy BABY stores are open as the company begins its wind down process.

Several Connecticut Bed Bath & Beyond stores have already closed, but the stores in Simsbury and Brookfield remain open. Find the store locator here.

Bed Bath & Beyond Closing Sales

While some stores have closed, additional store-closing sales will start on Wednesday, April 26. All purchases during the store closing sales will be final.

Last Day to Use Bed Bath & Beyond Coupons

The company expects to stop accepting coupons on April 26, when the store-closing sales begin.

Last Day to Use Bed Bath & Beyond Coupons Gift Cards

Customers can use gift cards through May 8.

Redeeming Bed Bath & Beyond Welcome Rewards

Customers should be able to redeem Welcome Rewards until May 15. They are no longer awarding Welcome Rewards on purchases.

Bed Bath & Beyond Coupons Merchandise Credits

Customers should be able to redeem merchandise credits until May 15.

Bed Bath & Beyond Coupons Returns and Exchanges

The company expects all in-stock orders will be fulfilled. It expects to accept returns and exchanges for items purchased prior to April 26,  in accordance with its usual policies. until May 24.

Other Things to Know Before Bed Bath & Beyond Closes

Shopping Online

• Customers can continue to shop online.

Bed Bath & Beyond/buybuy BABY App

• Customers can continue using the Bed Bath & Beyond/buybuy BABY app at this time.

Membership

• The company said memberships are not eligible for a refund, but you can use benefits before the store closing sales begin on April 26.

Registries

• The company said your registry data is safe and you can still view your registry. The company expects to partner with an alternative platform where you will be able to transfer your data and complete your registry and will provide details in the coming days.

Many Connecticut folks are upset about the store closure.

"It's sad. I have been shopping here for many years, and the staff is always so helpful," said Barb Hirsch, of Simsbury. "It's just sad when you see a company that has tried so hard to meet people's needs and now, they aren't going to be here."

Others are more shocked.

"I just couldn't believe it, because I thought they were a good store. You could get anything in there for cooking and cleaning," said Betty Paterson, of Canton.