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1 spot to stock up on spring cleaning items andsave money.

Here are six spring cleaning items you should avoid putting onyour Costco shopping list.

Kirkland Signature Oxi Powder

Spring weather brings warmer days, but it also means rain and mud.

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The biggest complaint from Costco customers was its strong scent.

Shoppers also pointed out that it was not comparable to OxiClean.

However, some shoppers have warned to stay away from theBoulder Clean disinfectant cleaner specifically the fresh lemon scent.

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Similar reviews from other shoppers also mentioned the mop handle breaking.

but theTineco Go 205 cordless stick vacuumwith cleaning attachments received mixed reviews.

Some shoppers pointed out that it was heavier than expected.

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Others added that it wasnt very strong and the short battery life may be better suited for smaller spaces.

While many stated that it worked, others declared it did not remove unwanted odors in their homes.

Dr. Jacobs Naturals Pure Castile Soap

Costco sells two different variety packs of theDr.

Jacobs Naturals Pure Castile Soap, but both received a fair amount of one-star reviews.

Shoppers pointed out that it doesnt compare to Dr. Bronners, is heavily fragranced and has a watery consistency.

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