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Working on a spring refresh for your home? If you've already handled the cleaning part, it might be time to do a big restock. All the essential items, like paper towels, laundry detergent, diapers, and other goodies are just waiting for you to replenish them so you have everything you need at home for just about any situation. Thanks to this Amazon deal, you can do all that and save some money to boot.

As of April 11, spend $80 on P&G essentials at Amazon and get $20 back. Simply add $80 of eligible items, found at the deal promo page, to your cart. You can watch as the meter at the top of the page fills up as you reach your $80 total. Then check out as usual. You'll get an email when your order has shipped, and your credit will apply to your Amazon account. This is not an instant credit off of your total like similar deals, so keep that in mind.

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You can get just about anything P&G sells during this promotion, including Bounty paper towels, Pampers diapers, Charmin toilet paper, Tide pods, Swiffer dusters, Gillette razors, Olay skincare, and much more. Many of the items on offer come in bulk packages as well, so you can grab essential items for the whole family, up to and including tampons and intimate items.

You only get to apply this deal once per order, but once you've completed a single checkout, you can come back to do it again if needed. It's a pretty significant credit, and these days, any little bit helps.

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