You Don’t Wanna Miss These 29 Promo Codes If You Love a Bargain

Amazon makes it so easy for all of us to find amazing bargains and purchase items, even 50% off. Whether you need something for your kid, your beauty regimen, or your household, we have you covered. Keep scrolling to discover the 29 products that currently have promo codes.

Health and household

Vitamins for hair growth

15% promo code: 15YM1UIY (valid April 8 through May 2)

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Pure Himalayan organic resin for immune support

50% promo code: 505K3R9Q (valid April 8 through May 2)

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A set of shower steamers

50% promo code: 50RQ5NDP (valid April 8 through May 5)

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Guava skin toner face sheets

50% promo code: 509JEZXV (valid April 21 through April 29)

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Sandalwood beard oil

10% promo code: 10GYALIVE102 (valid April 15 through April 16)

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Argan oil for hair growth

10% promo code: 10GYALIVE102 (valid April 15 through April 16)

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Beauty and grooming

Professional hair dryer

50% promo code: 506RX57Y (valid April 8 through April 15)

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Natural exfoliating loofah scrubber

50% promo code: 50U4IUP1 (valid April 8 through April 23)

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Hair crimper for creating wavy hairstyles

50% promo code: 5043CP9S (valid April 9 through April 15)

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Tattoo aftercare balm

50% promo code: 50CA1Q12 (valid April 26 through May 3)

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Kitchen and dining

Heated portable lunch box

48% promo code: 48NOJV62 (valid April 9 through April 19)

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Spoon rest with drip pad for multiple utensils

50% promo codes: 50MOVG21 (valid April 9 through April 30)

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Blender for shakes and smoothies

50% promo code: 50LN1OW5 (valid April 9 through April 30)

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Cast aluminum Dutch oven

45% promo code: 45KOLLEL (valid April 9 through April 22)

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Touchless kitchen faucet

10% promo code: 10I8DPNE (valid April 9 through May 8)

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Glass tumbler with lid and straw

40% promo code: 40FH9XBO (valid April 9 through April 15)

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Stove gap covers

40% promo code: 40TKLAG5 (valid April 9 through May 8)

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Water dispenser for 5-gallon bottle

50% promo code: 50MHGRKI (valid April 9 through April 16)

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Baby and nursery

Baby teether toy

50% promo code: 50DEM8W8 (valid April 16 through April 20)

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Baby proofing drawer locks

50% promo code: 509ZAW8X (valid April 12 through April 16)

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Indoor and outdoor retractable baby gate

50% promo code: 50AA7DL4 (valid April 12 through April 16)

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Home improvement

Candle warmer lamp with timer

40% promo code: 40M76UE6 (valid April 9 through April 15)

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Wooden pegboard for organizing items

50% promo code: 50B25Q8V (valid April 8 through April 30)

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Under cabinet lights with motion sensor

50% promo code: 503BYJWA (valid April 8 through April 14)

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Galaxy LED projector

50% promo code: 50GTK8P6 (valid April 9 through April 16)

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Flameless candle with remote control

40% promo code: 40TT53K4 (valid April 8 through April 14)

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Shower razor holder

50% promo code: 50XDZ883 (valid April 9 through April 15)

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Waterproof solar garden lights

20% promo code: 20GN9KJ9 (valid April 8 through April 16)

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Car rim repair pens for scratches

50% promo code: 50ZPFDOO (valid April 8 through April 30)

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Our Landlord Started Coming Daily to Check on the Apartment – When He Made a Scene about Spilt Coffee, We Had Enough

My bestie Jenna and I found the perfect vintage apartment with a seemingly sweet landlord, Mr. Whitaker. But things took a bizarre turn when his daily “inspections” and unsolicited advice crossed the line into creepy territory.

Hello! My name is Andrea, and anyone who has had to deal with a crazy landlord will relate to my story. So, here we go.

A few months ago, my bestie, Jenna, and I found this adorable two-bedroom apartment. It had that vintage charm, as well as brick walls, slightly creaky hardwood floors, and just this amazing cottage-core potential in the middle of the city.

A beautiful apartment living room | Source: Midjourney

A beautiful apartment living room | Source: Midjourney

The landlord, Mr. Whitaker, seemed like a sweet old guy, too, with gray hair and a kind smile. He looked a little like the grandfather from “Up,” except not grumpy.

I thought it was perfect, so we took it right away and signed the lease. For the first few months, it was bliss.

We decorated with quirky thrift store finds and turned every windowsill into a mini jungle. We even posted our journey on Instagram and did a lot of DIY craft stuff for more decorations. But then… things got weird.

Two people making crafts | Source: Pexels

Two people making crafts | Source: Pexels

It started innocently enough, so we didn’t have time to control things before they exploded. Let me explain a little better.

Mr. Whitaker showed up one day with a toolbox in hand. “Just checking the plumbing!” he said with a smile. That was amazing, right?

It was good to have a proactive landlord, one we didn’t have to call every day for a simple fix. But then he was back the next week. And the week after that.

An old man carrying a toolbox | Source: Midjourney

An old man carrying a toolbox | Source: Midjourney

Soon, it was every. Single. Day. And his excuses got more and more ridiculous.

“Gotta inspect that wiring!”

“Those smoke detectors won’t check themselves!”

“Need to measure the air quality!”

I kid you not, he actually said this, and I had to Google if that was a real thing. Apparently, it was, so Jenna and I didn’t know what to think.

A woman with a puzzled expression | Source: Pexels

A woman with a puzzled expression | Source: Pexels

At first, we tried to be cool about it. We were like, “Maybe he’s just thorough? Or bored? Or really, REALLY into property maintenance?”

But nope, this issue got so much worse.

He came by another day without any kind of excuse and just looked around. Suddenly, he started critiquing our cleaning.

“You know, a little vinegar would get that stain out of the counter right out,” he said, pointing at a spot we didn’t even know existed.

Kitchen counters | Source: Unsplash

Kitchen counters | Source: Unsplash

He also made these passive-aggressive comments about our lifestyle. “Back in my day, young ladies dressed much better with pretty sundresses, not sad, tight pants,” he muttered to me.

I was literally in my work clothes.

And sometimes he just… sat there. In our living room. Watching us like we were some kind of reality TV show.

He wasn’t exactly creepy yet, but Jenna and I were uncomfortable. If I wanted an old grumpy man to complain about my life and choices, I would’ve stayed at home with my parents.

A woman worried and uncomfortable | Source: Pexels

A woman worried and uncomfortable | Source: Pexels

We had to start tiptoeing around our own apartment. It felt like he was here even in the rare times he didn’t show up.

Jenna and I even began to wonder if he was letting himself in when we weren’t around. Now, that was a creepy thought. But we had no proof.

One time, he showed up while Jenna was in the shower, and insisted on checking the bathroom sink right then and there.

I had to play bodyguard outside the bathroom door. Still, Jenna finished and came out quickly, and Mr. Whitaker got to work like this was perfectly normal.

A woman drying herself | Source: Pexels

A woman drying herself | Source: Pexels

Mortifying didn’t even begin to cover how we were feeling, and I was about to reach my breaking point.

Days later, he decided our furniture arrangement was “damaging the floor,” and tried to move our couch himself, nearly throwing out his back.

We had to help him sit down and get him some water. Eventually, we started keeping a log of his visits.

An old man on a couch drinking water | Source: Midjourney

An old man on a couch drinking water | Source: Midjourney

It was our own bizarre diary:

Monday: Checked lightbulbs. Commented on dust.

Tuesday: Inspected windows. Criticized our choice of curtains.

Wednesday: ‘Fixed’ a door that wasn’t broken. Left it squeaking.

You get the idea. We were going nuts, but we were also kind of scared to confront him. What if he kicked us out?

A woman confused and worried | Source: Pexels

A woman confused and worried | Source: Pexels

The rental market was brutal, and we loved this place (when he wasn’t in it).

Then came The Day.

It was a sunny Saturday morning. Jenna and I were having our weekend coffee, planning a day of brunch and thrift shopping.

I reached for the sugar and my elbow knocked over my cup. Coffee spilled over our cute little IKEA table and onto the floor.

That was no big deal, but before we could even grab a paper towel, we heard keys jingling.

Keys on a lock | Source: Pexels

Keys on a lock | Source: Pexels

The door flew open, and there was Mr. Whitaker. His face changed so quickly at seeing the mess and got so red, I swear he could’ve stopped traffic.

“WHAT’S GOING ON HERE?!” he demanded, and his eyes almost bulged like a cartoon. “YOU’RE RUINING MY PROPERTY!”

I tried to calm him down. “I just spilled my coffee, Mr. Whitaker. We’ll clean it up, no worries!”

“JUST COFFEE?!” he screamed. I’m pretty sure I saw steam coming out of his ears. “DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH DAMAGE THAT CAN CAUSE?! IT’LL SEEP INTO THE FLOORBOARDS!”

An old man yelling | Source: Midjourney

An old man yelling | Source: Midjourney

Jenna and I shared a look that said, “This is it. We’ve reached our limit. No more Ms. Nice Tenant.”

As soon as Mr. Whitaker stormed out (but not before giving us a 20-minute lecture on the “proper way” to drink coffee), we started thinking.

What could we do to stop this?

We spent the rest of the day researching tenant rights, reading our lease agreement with a fine-tooth comb, and coming up with a battle plan.

Reading a document | Source: Pexels

Reading a document | Source: Pexels

And we decided to use a secret weapon: a security system. (Yes, it’s legal in most cases for tenants to install their own security cameras.)

We had someone install it as soon as the system was delivered. It came with motion sensors, cameras, and a loud alarm. It also connected to the internet.

Jenna and I installed the app, and we were ready. It was definitely out of place, considering our decor and general style, but Mr. Whitaker had forced our hand.

A phone with several apps | Source: Pexels

A phone with several apps | Source: Pexels

So, the next day, we activated everything and left for our respective jobs.

Lo and behold, around 11 a.m., my phone started buzzing like crazy. The alarm had been triggered. I checked the cameras, and as expected, it was Mr. Whitaker, who had let himself in.

I called Jenna, and together we decided to call the cops, although we only used the non-emergency line. Then, we each left our jobs early.

A woman at work making a call | Source: Pexels

A woman at work making a call | Source: Pexels

When we got to our apartment, Mr. Whitaker was in a heated argument with two very unimpressed-looking police officers.

“This is MY apartment!” he yelled, his face matching the color of a ripe tomato. “I have every right to be here! I OWN this building!”

The younger cop looked so done, so we approached and introduced ourselves.

“Sir,” he said slowly, “you may own this place, but you have tenants. You can’t just enter whenever you want. That’s not how this works. They have a right to privacy.”

Cops working a case | Source: Pexels

Cops working a case | Source: Pexels

When Mr. Whitaker began sputtering, I pulled out the lease agreement, pointing out the clause about 24-hour notice for non-emergency entry.

The older cop nodded at me as if he already knew that clause would be there. Jenna and I thought this moment was great to point out how Mr. Whitaker often barged in, not taking no for an answer, and made us uncomfortable.

The officer’s frown increased the more we talked.

A cop with his arms crossed | Source: Pexels

A cop with his arms crossed | Source: Pexels

After a huge sigh, he turned to Mr. Whitaker. “Sir, you’re in violation of the lease terms. These young women have a right to take this matter further.”

I was expecting the old landlord to complain some more, but he deflated like a sad balloon. He probably felt cornered.

He mumbled something about just trying to take care of his property, and I decided to lay it out for him.

“Mr. Whitaker, we appreciate that you care about the building. But there’s caring, and then there’s… whatever this is. We’re responsible tenants. We’ll let you know if anything needs fixing. But you can’t keep barging in like this. It’s not okay.”

A woman with a worried look | Source: Pexels

A woman with a worried look | Source: Pexels

Mr. Whitaker avoided my eyes.

Jenna added her two cents. “Being a good landlord doesn’t mean invading our privacy. We just want to feel comfortable in our own home. That’s not too much to ask, is it?”

The old grump nodded, but I could tell it was a begrudging agreement, so the cops gave him an official warning. They explained that if it happened again, he could face legal consequences.

Mr. Whitaker nodded again, but it was more serious, although he still looked like a kid who’d been told Santa wasn’t real.

A sad old man | Source: Midjourney

A sad old man | Source: Midjourney

I felt bad for the sad, old man. He might have been lonely, but I don’t regret it because it’s been blissfully quiet since.

He has stuck to the lease terms like they’re glued to his hands. Not only that, but he schedules visits in advance, keeps them brief, and actually waits for us to let him in.

So here’s what I learned: Know your rights as a tenant. Document everything. Don’t be afraid to stand up for yourself. And a good security system is worth its weight in gold!

Two women laughing on a couch | Source: Pexels

Two women laughing on a couch | Source: Pexels

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