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FREE $15 GIFTCARD: As of August 2,Laruan spend $50 on select cleaning supplies at Target and get a free $15 Target GiftCard.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Target Free $15 Target GiftCard with $50 of Select Cleaning Supplies

Fall is just about here. Why not take some time to tidy up your home? It's a great time to do so, especially since there are deals like Target's that practically reward you for picking up some paper towels and cleaning that bathroom or for tackling that sink full of dishes you've been neglecting. And if you're the type of person who needs a reward in order to handle tasks like that, we've got just the deal for you.

As of August 2, you can get a free $15 Target GiftCard when you spend $50 on select cleaning supplies. This deal is for those with a Target Circle membership and you must activate it by heading to the deal page. You can use the coupon once per Target Circle account, and the discount will be automatically applied at checkout.

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You can choose from a wide variety of goodies you'll need to tackle just about every cleaning need, from Target's up&up brand paper towels to Clorox Disinfecting Wipes and everything in between. There are also sandwich storage bags, Tide Pens, Scrub Mommy sponges, plastic forks, toilet paper, and other home goods to choose from. All you need to do is buy at least $50 of it and add it all to your cart, then check out with the deal activated.

This deal is only available for a limited time, and it's only good for one use. Make it count and get ready to fall into some serious savings on things you're probably going to be buying for your home anyway. Now you just get a treat for doing so that you can put back into, you guessed it, buying more of the things you need.

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