GET $15 OFF:As of March 565 Days of Solo Pleasure 3: Secret Office Sex you can score $15 off everyday essentials when you spend $60 on select Unilever products at Amazon.
Shopping for groceries is expensive. I can't go in and out of Target or Harris Teeter without spending $100, and somehow, every time I look down into my cart, there are only a few items in there (usually paper towels and toiletries).
Thankfully, Amazon has been putting out some pretty good spring cleaning deals, including a $15 credit when you shop for cleaning supplies worth $60 or more. Now, the company is expanding this deal to include Unilever essentials.
As of March 5, Amazon shoppers can get $15 off essentials like body wash, deodorant, laundry detergent, and more when they spend $60 or more on eligible Unilever products (You have to be signed into your Amazon account to get the deal.)
Here's the fine print:
It's a limited-time offer: It won't last forever, but the specific end date isn't mentioned.
You'll get an email confirmation: You'll receive an email with the discount amount credited to your account and instructions on how to use it.
The credit expires: The credit expires on March 11th, 2024, at 11:59 PM Pacific Time.
There's a maximum benefit: You can only save a maximum of $15, even if your order exceeds $60.
Examples of eligible Unilever products include:
Dove Body Wash (3-pack) — $23.22 $29.97 (save $6.75)
Seventh Generation Dryer Sheets (4-pack) — $27.96 $29.56 (save $1.60)
Seventh Generation Multi-Surface Wipes (6-pack) — $32.16 $38.94 (save $6.78)
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