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As of Jan. 2, spend $60 on household essentials and get a $15 credit at Amazon with promo code NYSTOCKUP. This applies to a wide variety of items like flushable wipes, Ziploc bags, batteries, trash bags, and many other essentials you often need around the house. All you need to do is fill your cart with $60 worth of selected items, then head to check out and enter the promo code NYSTOCKUP before purchase to make sure you're eligible to receive your credit.

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