Kohl's Black Friday Sales 2014 will offer you only the best of the best deals this Thanksgiving week, so if you are looking for solid promos and deals, we are giving you the reasons why Kohl's is the best place to start.
It's Thanksgiving yet again, and surely you are craving to join the masses flocking the stores, scavenging for Black Friday deals and promos on a variety of products. Long lines are about to form as crowds gather to take advantage of the "made-affordable" merchandise on store shelves, but if you are still uncertain where to head to on Nov. 28, perhaps you might want to consider Kohl's.
U.S. News & World Report says people who are looking for on sale household items, especially floor care products, should take advantage of Kohl's Black Friday Sales 2014.
Good deals await customers at Kohl's since there are many household items that are 30 percent off. Floor care products are particularly affordable if not cheap this Thanksgiving.
Another reason why you should look into Kohl's Black Friday Sales 2014 is because the retailer store has also made its promos and deals available online.
The major bonus on this one is the fact that Kohl's online sale is already available. Just visit Kohls.com and they are giving away 15% coupons for each visitor. The coupon code is HOLIDAY15 and one can use it at checkout to avail the discount, according to WRAL.com.
Spending $50 on any deal will also automatically mean free shipping. Apart from this, special items have as much as 50% off from their original prices.
Kohl's is opening at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day in case you prefer to physically shop at the store.
We know Thanksgiving is a special time for families and friends, including our associates, and have partnered with them to accommodate their schedules and preferences as much as possible, including scheduling first on a volunteer basis," Kohl's spokeswoman Sydney Hofer said, according to Shebyganpress.com.
"As always, we appreciate the dedication of our teams nationwide to providing service that is second to none," Hofner added.
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