SPEND $100,Animation Movies | Adult Movies Online GET $25 AMAZON CREDIT: As of Oct. 16, you can get a $25 Amazon credit when you spend $100 on Procter & Gamble (P&G) home essentials like paper towels, dishwasher detergent, and laundry detergent at Amazon.
Opens in a new window Credit: P&G Buy $100 of P&G home essentials, get $25 One thing we weren't prepared for in adulthood (besides taxes) is how expensive household supplies can be. Paper towels, toilet paper, and laundry detergent, among other everyday necessities, can add up quickly. Before you know it, you're wondering where your paycheck went after a single trip to Target. But don't worry, we're here to help!
We're always on the lookout for deals and promotions on household supplies, and our latest find is a $25 Amazon credit for purchasing P&G home essentials. That's right, you can get $25 back just for buying the things you need anyway!
Just head to Amazon, add $100 worth of qualifying P&G products to your cart, and you'll receive the $25 credit after purchase. This is a limited-time offer, but according to the fine print, it should be good through March 31, 2024.
Wondering what all qualifies as P&G home essentials? Here are a few quick-buy items you might want to add to your shopping cart:
Cascade Platinum Plus dishwasher pods ($52 count) — $19.94
Vicks DayQuil and NyQuil Combo Pack — $23.28
Pampers Sensitive water-based hypoallergenic baby wipes (1008 count) — $34.97
Bounty Quick-Size paper towels (16 family rolls) — $41.32
Charmin Ultra Strong toilet paper (30 family mega rolls) — $41.79
Whether you're shopping for your household or looking to stock up on dorm room or vacation rental supplies, this Amazon credit offer can provide some much-needed relief to your wallet.
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