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$15 AMAZON CREDIT:Get a $15 Amazon credit when you spend $60 on Hole in law (2020) Watch onlineeligible cleaning supplies. Use promo code STOCKUPSAVEat checkout.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Spend $60, get $15 Amazon credit with code STOCKUPSAVE

With spring quickly approaching (thanks, Mr. Groundhog), it's probably time to start thinking about tidying up and getting ready for the new season. For me, this often involves thoroughly cleaning the couch, floors, windows, and baseboards. I also like getting new pillows, soap dispensers, floral dish towels, and colorful indoor plants.

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Even though the official first day of spring is at least two weeks away, it's never too early to start getting your home in tip-top shape. If you need a little motivation, Amazon is offering a pretty sweet promo deal. All you have to do is spend $60 on eligible cleaning supplies, enter the code STOCKUPSAVE at checkout, and you'll instantly receive a $15 Amazon credit to use towards your next purchase.

Best deal overall

Opens in a new window Credit: All Our pick: 2-Pack All Mighty Pacs Laundry Detergent (56-count) $31.65 at Amazon
$35.99 Save $4.34 with code STOCKUPSAVE

Why we like it

Laundry detergent can get expensive, but with this deal, you can get a two-pack of All Mighty Pacs Laundry Detergent (56-count) for just $31.65. That's 112 packs of laundry detergent, which should last you quite a while (even if you have a tribe of soccer-playing teens). Plus, with the subscribe and save button, you can save an extra 20% on your first order.

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All Free Clear is recommended by dermatologists, allergists, and pediatricians for sensitive skin, and it's free from perfumes and dyes.

Best runner-up deal

Opens in a new window Credit: Cleancult Our pick: Cleancult Ultra Power Dishwasher Detergent Tablets (32-count) $29.49 at Amazon
$32.99 Save $3.50 with code STOCKUPSAVE

Why we like it

Dishes, like laundry, can pile up quickly, especially if you have a large household or love to cook. To help you tackle those dirty dishes, Amazon is practically giving away high-end dish soap. For just $29.49, you can get three boxes of Cleancult Ultra Power Dishwasher Detergent Tablets (32-count).

These dishwasher detergent tablets are eco-friendly, non-toxic, and effective at removing tough food residue. (And trust me, this brand is top-notch! I use them myself, and they work wonders.)

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Best budget deal

Opens in a new window Credit: Glad Our pick: Glad ForceFlex Tall Kitchen Drawstring Trash Bags (13-gallon) $9.67 at Amazon
$10.49 Save $0.82 with code STOCKUPSAVE

Why we like it

If you need some trash bags, now's the time to stock up. With this deal, you can get a 45-count box of Glad ForceFlex Tall Kitchen Drawstring Trash Bags (13-gallon) for just $9.67.

These trash bags are durable, with a strong drawstring to prevent leaks and odors. Plus, with a 13-gallon capacity, you can fit plenty of garbage in each bag before taking it out.

Other items included in this deal:

• Scotch-Brite Stainless Steel Scrubber, Dish Scrubbers (3-count) — $2.62$6.36(save $3.74)

• Method Squirt + Mop Hardwood Floor Cleaner (25-ounce) — $5.68$5.99(save $0.31)

• Glad OdorShield Small Trash Bags (26-count) — $5.99$7.29(save $1.30)

• Cleancult Ultra Power Dishwasher Detergent Tablets (32-count) — $9.98$14.99(save $5.01)

• Cleancult Dish Soap Liquid Refills (3-pack) — $22.47$32.99(save $10.52)

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