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This is a very good, lightweight daytime moisturizer with sunscreen for normal to oily skin! The formula includes avobenzone for reliable UVA protection and Brandt uses a silicone derivative ingredient to help give this product a silky texture and soft matte finish, so it's great for use under makeup. There are some state-of-the-art ingredients included, including proven antioxidant green tea. But given this product's price, it's a bit disappointing that such ingredients were not included in greater amounts. Also disappointing is the inclusion of fragrant orange oil. This can be an irritant, though the amount this product contains is likely too low to cause a problem. Those looking to spend less for an equally effective product should consider the liquid sunscreen options (rated SPF 30 and greater) from Neutrogena.
Formulated to provide advanced broad spectrum UVA (PA+++) protection against UVB rays (SPF 30). Dr. Brandt advanced sun care helps decrease pigmentation induced by UV exposure; preventing photo-aging. Designed with dry-touch technology to absorb quickly, leaving the skin smooth and soft with a shine-free finish.
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Dr. Fredric Brandt is a Miami- and New York City–based dermatologist whose claim to fame rests on two main points. The first (and it is a very important credibility factor for consumers) includes the many celebrity clients he claims to work with, while the second is his assertion that he performs more Botox and collagen injections than any other dermatologist in the world. (The picture on the back of his book shows him clad in white, wearing surgical gloves, and holding a syringe.) According to Allergan, the company that makes Botox, they no longer rank the physicians who purchase Botox from them; however, they did confirm that Dr. Brandt was definitely one of their biggest buyers. Yet regardless of how much Botox or collagen Dr. Brandt or any other physician uses, what in the world does that have to do with cosmetic formulations? If anything, you have to wonder why Brandt is using so much Botox and collagen if his products truly fight wrinkles, as he claims they do.
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Yesterday Yovani Gallardo pitched in what was probably his 2nd or 3rd worst start of the season for the Milwaukee Brewers. Which is funny because I never for one second thought that the game was in doubt. When Yovani hits homeruns, the Brewers win. It's just that easy, but it's more than that too. When Yovani gets the ball, we expect to win. Something is happening here. Something amazing and every time Yovani Gallardo takes the mound for the Brewers is becoming must see TV. He is the Seinfeld of the Brewers TV lineup. (Randy Wolf? The Marriage Ref.)
How good has Yovani been? Well, including yesterday's start he's been the fourth most valuable player in the National League according to WAR (Wins Above Replacement). Not pitcher, player. Think about that for a second. All season long we have heard and talked about Hart's power surge or Casey McGehee's continued success at the plate, but we haven't heard much about Yovani Gallardo. He's not only been the team's ace, but he's been the team's MVP and put himself in the conversation for best pitcher in the National League. Seriously. Thus far this season Yovani has been better than Johan Santana, Roy Halladay (not by much, but still), Tim Hudson, Roy Oswalt, Tim Lincecum, Adam Wainwright and Chris Carpenter. This is really happening.
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Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
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Another 100% pro life, pro family guy. Yea, it's gay people that're the problem with marriage.
**** The Daily Show, **** Comedy Central and, most of all, **** you Jon Stewart for having a web-based player on the World Wide Web for your show but enforcing regional bull****.
heh, can almost set your watch to their downfall, it's so inevitable. Family values, eh.
Can you view from here? Stewart to O'Reilly: Unless Your Real Name is 'Sitting Bill' You've Got Nothing to Complain About | Video Cafe
The whole thing is good but the end (after showing tr hypocrisy of someone named O'Reilly and Goldberg talking about unwanted change to 'traditional' America.
"Bernie, Bill, Fox, you don't need to worry so much. What you are demonstrating is that health and vitality of America's greatest tradition of fevered, frightened, ruling class lamenting the rise of an ethnically and religiously diverse new class. One that will destroy all that is virtuous and good, and will bring the american experiment crashing to the ground. Except you are forgetting one thing: that is the american experiment. An ethnic group arriving to america's shores to be reviled and hazed living in squalor or, if they are lucky, squalor heights, working hard to give their children or grand-children the opportunity to **** on the next group landing on our shores.
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Robert Posey
Public Education in Alabama After Desegregation
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Good Friday March
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Wayne Greenhaw
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John Lewis
Frank M. Johnson Jr.
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Letter from Birmingham Jail
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Lunch Counter Sit In
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Modern Civil Rights Movement in Alabama
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Jo Ann Robinson
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Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
Stand in the Schoolhouse Door
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The New York Times v. Sullivan
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Viola Liuzzo Memorial Marker
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Voting Rights Act of 1965
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Samuel Younge Jr.
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1987-present: Recent Alabama
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Fred Gray, 2013
Guy Hunt (1987-93)
Knight v. State of Alabama
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Alexander B. Meek
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Marie Bankhead Owen
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Thomas M. Owen
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Q: What's new in QuickBooks Point of Sale 2013?
A: Features new to Point of Sale 2013 include:
• Mobile Sync – accept credit cards on your smart phone or iPad
• Updated navigation to simplify everyday tasks
• Simple Payments Account Activation
To learn more see our version comparison chart.
Q: What is Mobile Sync?
A: Mobile Sync allows you to ring up credit card sales on the go with your smart phone or iPad with the GoPayment app, Intuit's mobile credit card payment app and card reader. Simply select the items you want to sell on your mobile device in Point of Sale and you're ready to go.
Q: How can I use Mobile Sync for my retail business?
A: Instead of having your customers wait in long check-out lines, you or your employees can use Mobile Sync to ring up sales on the floor of your retail store. Or if you attend street fairs, trade shows and craft fairs, you can use the mobile sync feature to ring up sales while you're on the go. All the sales and inventory data automatically syncs back to QuickBooks Point of Sale, keeping your information in one spot & up to date.
Q: What devices are compatible with the mobile card reader?
A: The mobile card reader works with the following Apple and Android devices: All iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices running iOS 4.0 and higher.
The card reader is compatible on the following Android devices running iOS 2.1 and higher.
HTC Aria | Motorola Flipside |
HTC Droid Incredible | Motorola Xoom Tablet |
HTC Droid Incredible 2 | Motorola XPRT(MB612) |
HTC EVO 4G (PC36100 | Samsung Captivate (SGH-I897 |
HTC EVO 4G 3D (PG86100) | Samsung Captivate Glide (SGH-I927) |
HTC EVO Shift 4G (PG06100) | Samsung Continuum (SCH-I400) |
HTC G2 | Samsung Droid Charge (SCH-I510) |
HTC MyTouch 4G | Samsung Epic 4G (SPH-D700) |
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HTC One X (htconex) | Samsung Fascinate (SCH-I500) |
HTC Rezound | Samsung Galaxy Indulge (SCH-R910) |
HTC Rhyme (ADR6330VW) | Samsung Galaxy Nexus (SCH-I515) |
HTC Sensation 4G | Samsung Galaxy Nexus S |
HTC Status (PH06130) | Samsung Galaxy Note (SAMSUNG-SGH-I717) |
HTC Thunderbolt | Samsung Galaxy Player 5.0 (YP-G70) |
HTC Vivid | Samsung Galaxy S II (SGH-I777) |
Huawei Impulse 4G | Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch (SPH-D710 |
LG Enlighten | Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket LTE (I727) |
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Q: What kinds of retailers use Point of Sale 2013?
A: Point of Sale is ideal for many types of retailers. Here are a few examples:
• Pet Supplies
• Clothing, Footwear and Accessories
• Gift and Souvenir
• Sporting Goods
• Furniture and Home Furnishings
• Sewing and Fabric
• Housewares
• Game and Hobby
• Jewelry
• Nursery
• Lumber and Building
• Paint and Wallpaper
• Floor Covering and Hardware
• Optical
• Music and Video
• Computers and Electronics
Q: What are the differences between the three editions of Point of Sale
A: Point of Sale is available in three levels:
• Basic: For retailers who need basic inventory, sales and customer tracking
• Pro: All the features in Basic, plus additional inventory and sales features such as: advanced tracking of products by style and color, serial number tracking, sales orders, layaways, multiple units of measure, committed vs. available inventory and employee commission tracking
• Multi-Store: All the features in Pro, plus the ability to manage up to 20 locations.
Q: How is Point of Sale different from Intuit QuickBooks Financial software?
A: Intuit QuickBooks Point of Sale is point of sale software used by more than 100,000 independent retail businesses. You can use QuickBooks Point of Sale to quickly ring up sales, track inventory, and manage customer and employee information. QuickBooks Point of Sale also helps you to run critical business reports, like sales over time, sales by employee, inventory turn and more. There are over 50 pre-built reports ready for you in just a few clicks, or you can build your own customized reports to get the information you need to make better business decisions.
Intuit QuickBooks Financial software is small business financial software used by more than 4 million businesses. You can use QuickBooks Financial software to pay bills, manage payroll, and create financial statements and reports.
Q: Does QuickBooks Point of Sale work with QuickBooks Financial software?
A: Use either product alone, or use the two together, transferring sales and inventory data from Point of Sale to QuickBooks Financial software for a more complete retail management solution.
Q: Do I have to use QuickBooks Financial software in order to use Point of Sale?
A: No. Point of Sale works by itself to easily and accurately track and manage your inventory, sales and customer information. It can also be used together with QuickBooks Financial software4 to create a complete retail management suite, including financial accounting.
Q: How is Point of Sale better than an electronic cash register?
A: Point of Sale quickly rings up sales, like a cash register, but also tracks complete inventory, sales and customer information to give you better control over your business. With every sale, your inventory is automatically adjusted so you always know where you stand-what's in stock, what needs reordering. At the end of the day you can quickly and easily transfer sales data into QuickBooks Financial software, saving time and helping to reduce manual bookkeeping errors.
Q: How much does Point of Sale cost?
A: There are three levels of Point of Sale: 1) Point of Sale Basic is $1,199.95, 2) Pro is $1,699.95 and 3) Multi-Store is $1,899.95. For more information on the differences between these products please see the product comparison chart by clicking here.
Q: Can I try Point of Sale before I buy it?
A: Yes! Simply download the Point of Sale Free version and accept the
free 30 day trial now. If you decide to purchase within the 30 day trial period, simply call us to "unlock" your free version to the Pro version (additional fee required). You'll be able to continue using the same installation without having to download, install or set up anything again!
Q: What if I find it's not right for me?
A: Point of Sale software comes with a QuickBooks 60-Day Money-Back Satisfaction Guarantee. If you're not satisfied, return the product to your place of purchase or to Intuit within 60 days with a dated receipt for a full refund of your purchase price. All QuickBooks-approved retail hardware is covered by a one-year hardware manufacturer's warranty.
Q: Will Point of Sale 2013 work with Windows Vista operating system?
A: Yes, Point of Sale software versions 8.0 and higher, POS-approved hardware and Intuit QuickBooks Point of Sale Merchant Service will run on Windows Vista. However, you may need to take some simple, additional steps when installing POS software and hardware to ensure they run on a PC with Windows Vista. Earlier versions of Point of Sale will not run properly on Windows Vista. For more information about running Point of Sale on Windows Vista, please visit our Support Center.
Getting Started with Intuit QuickBooks Point of Sale
Q: How hard is it to get started?
A: Intuit QuickBooks Point of Sale is designed to be easy to set up; so most retailers can start using the software the same day. Use the simple Setup Interview to get started quickly and easily. Import item, vendor and customer lists from QuickBooks Financial software or Microsoft® Excel to save hours of manual data entry. QuickBooks Point of Sale also includes a collection of "how-to" videos, which can be found here, and a User Guide which leads you through the most important tasks to get you up and running.
Q: How do I set up my Payments Account?
A: You can have your Payments Account up and running in less than an hour. Simply call (877) 639-0644 to apply for your account. Once you are approved you will receive an email with your account information. In QuickBooks Point of Sale, simply select the Setup Interview and follow the steps in the setup interview to begin processing credit card payments.
Q: What if I need help getting started?
A: QuickBooks Point of Sale software has many tools to help you get up and running smoothly, including:
- Quick Start Guide included with your software.
- Ongoing technical support plans.
- Certified QuickBooks Point of Sale ProAdvisors may also be available to help you get the most out of your product. Visit www.findaproadvisor.com.
- Connect with other Point of Sale users and experts to ask questions and share advice. Go to the User Community.
- Intuit Solution Providers - Your local retail business and technology experts can help you with any retail technology questions, and are just a few clicks away. Learn more.
Q: Do I have to enter each customer, vendor and inventory item one-at-a-time?
A: No! You can save hours of manual data entry by importing your company information from QuickBooks Financial software or from Microsoft® Excel. Point of Sale imports data from any QuickBooks Pro or Premier Edition 2008-2012, QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions 8.0-12.0, or Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, 2003 or 2007. These applications are sold separately.
Q: Can I transfer data from the retail software I'm currently using into QuickBooks Point of Sale?
A: If you can export information from your current retail management software to either QuickBooks Accounting software or Microsoft Excel, you can then easily import it into Point of Sale. Point of Sale imports data from any QuickBooks Pro or Premier Edition 2007-2011, QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions 7.0-11.0, or Microsoft Excel 2000, 2002, 2003 or 2007. These applications are sold separately.
Q: How do I contact customer support?
A: If you need further customer support, please call 1-877-223-4713. We are open during these times: 6AM-8PM (PST) Mon-Fri, 7AM-4PM (PST) Sat-Sun.
Using Point of Sale with QuickBooks Financial software
Q: What versions of QuickBooks Financial software work with Point of Sale?
A: Point of Sale software works with any QuickBooks Pro or Premier Edition 2008-2012, and with QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions 8.0-12.0. QuickBooks Financial software is sold separately.
Q: If I use Point of Sale together with QuickBooks Financial software, do my employees get access to my financial information?
A: No. You can maintain complete control over both QuickBooks Point of Sale software and QuickBooks Financial software to allow your employees to see only the information they need.
Processing Credit Card and Debit Card Transactions
Q: How do I process credit cards with Point of Sale?
A: You can use Point of Sale to process credit card payments quickly and easily without a separate credit card terminal, all you need is Intuit QuickBooks Point of Sale Payments Account6. You can easily record and authorize secure transactions right from your Point of Sale software, or iPhone and Tablet. Your transactions are automatically recorded right in Point of Sale, no more going back and forth to a separate terminal, no more double data entry and you'll reduce errors.
Q: Does Point of Sale work with any Merchant Service Provider?
A: Yes, you can use any Merchant Service with Point of Sale, but only a QuickBooks Point of Sale Payments account will integrate with Point of Sale. The integrated Payments Account allows you to process and record credit card transactions in Point of Sale without requiring a separate terminal. You may use another merchant service with Point of Sale, but you will have to manually enter the transaction information into your credit card terminal.
Q: How do I process debit cards with Point of Sale?
A: It's easy. All you need is QuickBooks Point of Sale Payments Account and an integrated PIN Debit Keypad. Apply for the service by calling 877-639-0644.
Q: How do I process credit cards on my mobile device?
A: You can use mobile payments to process credit card payments quickly and easily on your mobile device. Your sales and inventory information will automatically sync back to your Point of Sale software, keeping your information accurate and up-to-date. All you need is Intuit QuickBooks Point of Sale Payments Account. Just swipe the customer's card through the mobile card reader and the GoPayment app transmits the transaction to QuickBooks Point of Sale Merchant Service, Apply for a QuickBooks Point of Sale Payments Account by calling 877-639-0644.
Q: Do I need to accept credit cards or debit cards in order to use Point of Sale?
A: Not at all. Point of Sale is a great way to manage your inventory, sales and customer information even if you don't use the integrated credit card processing.
Q: Does Point of Sale work with other merchant card services?
A: You can use any merchant services you like in conjunction with Point of Sale, but in order to obtain the required authorizations for credit card sales, you'll need to manually enter the transaction information into your credit card terminal - an extra step that can introduce errors. And you can't capture the authorization code in the sales record unless you enter it manually. QuickBooks Point of Sale Merchant Service is the only service that allows you to authorize credit card transactions directly from the actual sales record in the software. There's no need to re-enter anything, no extra steps, and it can reduce errors.
Q: What advantages do I get with QuickBooks Point of Sale Merchant Service?
A: QuickBooks Point of Sale Merchant Service integrates seamlessly with Point of Sale software to save you time and help reduce manual data entry and bookkeeping errors. Simply call (With options for a low discount rate and low monthly fees, and with no monthly equipment charges, QuickBooks Point of Sale Merchant Service is another time and money-saving solution from QuickBooks. The application process takes just minutes and you can be ringing up credit card sales in less than a day. For more information on our competitive rates, please visit our QuickBooks Point of Sale Payments Account page by clicking here or call 877-639-0644.
Using Multiple Copies in One Location
Q: Can I install my current copy of Point of Sale on more than one computer?
A: Yes, but your user license permits use on only one computer at a time. For example, you could install a single copy of Point of Sale on both a front register and a back office computer, but you would only be able to use one at a time. To use both at the same time you will need to purchase an additional copy of Point of Sale.
Q: How many copies of Point of Sale can I network together within one store?
A: You can connect as many as twenty copies of Point of Sale within one store and all twenty copies can share the same data. Detailed instructions for setting up a networked installation are found in the QuickBooks Point of Sale User's Guide. In a multi-user installation, every copy of Point of Sale must be the same version (ex: Version 2013) and same level (ex: Pro), and every copy must be purchased separately.
Q: Can I use Point of Sale at my front counter and QuickBooks Accounting software in my back office?
A: Yes, many retailers do this to save hours of manually updating their books with sales and inventory information. You can transmit information from your Point of Sale application directly into your QuickBooks data file across a local area network. Detailed instructions for setting up a networked installation are found in the QuickBooks Point of Sale User's Guide. If you'd rather not set up a network, you can copy your Point of Sale data file onto a CD, portable memory device or other removable media, and load it onto the computer that houses your QuickBooks Accounting software. In this scenario, both computers would have to have QuickBooks Point of Sale installed.
Q: An outside accountant does my bookkeeping. Do they need to purchase Point of Sale, too?
A: No, your accountant does not need the sales details in QuickBooks Point of Sale - just the summary of the information that you post to your QuickBooks Accounting software. Just transfer your summarized sales information from QuickBooks Point of Sale into your QuickBooks Accounting software. Then, just as you've always done, send the QuickBooks Accounting software file to your accountant for review.
Upgrading from Basic to Pro
Q: I bought Point of Sale Basic, but I've decided I'd really like to take advantage of some of the features in Pro. What can I do?
A: Every copy of Point of Sale contains the features of all three editions (Free, Basic and Pro). If you decide to upgrade from one version to another, call us. For an additional fee, we'll provide a key code. Just enter this key code into the software as instructed, and the features you want are available instantly - no waiting for an upgrade to arrive in the mail.
Using Intuit QuickBooks Point of Sale to Manage Multiple Locations
Q: What do I need to buy in order to manage multiple stores with Point of Sale?
A: In a multiple store installation, every Point of Sale must be the same version (ex. version 2013) and level (Multi-Store level only) and you must purchase each copy you install. Call (877) 639-0644 to speak to a QuickBooks Point of Sale expert for more information.
Q: How many stores can I manage with Point of Sale Pro?
A: Point of Sale Multi-Store 2013 allows you to manage up to twenty store locations with a single company data file. In a multi-store installation, every copy of Point of Sale must be the same version (example: Version 2013) and same level (Multi-Store), and you must purchase each copy you install.
How to Purchase Intuit QuickBooks Point of Sale
Q: Where can I buy QuickBooks Point of Sale?
A: QuickBooks Point of Sale can be purchased on our web site, PointofSale.intuit.com, through our certified retail consultant team at (877) 639-0644, a certified Intuit Solution Provider or at select retailers including OfficeMax, Office Depot, Best Buy, Staples, selected CompUSA and Sam's Clubs stores, amazon.com, Costco.com and any of the above retailers' web sites.
Recommended Configurations
Q: What are the system requirements?
- At least 2 GB of RAM for a single workstation installation
- 1 GB of disk space (additional space required for data files)
- Optimized for 1024 x 768 screen resolution. 15" Touch Screen running at 1024x768 resolution is recommended.
- Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows 7 (SP2 or later recommended), Windows 8 or Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2008 (SP1 or later strongly recommended)
- Data import/export and Microsoft Office integration requires:
- Microsoft® Excel 2000, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013 but not Starter edition
- Microsoft® Word 2000, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013 but not Starter edition
Multi-User Recommendations
- Multi-core processor and 4GB of Ram are recommended for better performance on the Point of Sale server workstation
- In a multi-user configuration, each workstation concurrently running Point of Sale must have a separately purchased user license and every copy of Point of Sale must be the same version and level.
- Internet connection required for patch updates, in-product help and video tutorials.
Financial software integration requires
- QuickBooks Pro or Premier Editions 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 or 2014
- QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions Version 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, 13.0 or 14.0
Intuit Payment Solutions
- Optional fee-based service, additional terms & conditions apply.
- Requires an Intuit Payments Account through Intuit Payment Solutions; sold separately. Application approval, fees and additional terms and conditions apply. See the Merchant Agreement for complete terms and conditions, including additional pricing information. To apply, you must be eligible under our Acceptable Use Policy.
- Credit card reader and printer required for credit and debit transactions. PIN pad required for debit transactions.
- Internet connection required. Terms, conditions, pricing, features, service and support options are subject to change at any time without notice.
Security Software
Products have been tested with the following software:
- McAfee Internet Security Suite
- Symantec Norton® Internet Security Suite
- Zone Labs' Zone Alarm Pro
- Trend Micro
Contact Us for Customer Support
Q: How do I contact customer support?
A: If you need further customer support, please call 1-877-223-4713. We are open during these times: 6AM-8PM (PST) Mon-Fri, 7AM-4PM (PST) Sat-Sun.
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Kas Oriental Emerald Tropical Border Black Rug
Item #: 1239000-P Add to Wishlist
Description: Our Emerald collection is a delicate and vibrant line of high density hand tufted wool rugs. Hand made in China in a 90-line quality, the collection offers intricate designs in a medley of colors. The designs range from classic French and Oriental aubussons to contemporary florals. These rugs are beautifully versatile in design and color and complement a broad range of decorating styles.
- Collection: Emerald
- Brand: Kas Oriental
- Material: 100% Wool
- Weave: Hand Tufted
- Styles: Country & Floral Rugs
- Origin: China
- Available in the following sizes: 2' x 3', 2' 6" x 4' 6", 3' 6" x 5' 6", 5' 3" x 8' 3", 8' x 11', 8' x 11', 9' 3" x 13' 3", 5' 6" Round, 7' 6" Round and 2' 6" x 8'
- Clean & Care: Vacuum regularly as new wool rugs can shed yarn fibers for up to three months. Avoid direct and continuous exposure to sunlight. Do not pull loose ends, clip them with scissors to remove. Clean liquid spills immediately by blotting with cloth or sponge. For hard to remove stains, professional rug cleaning is recommended.
I love,love, love this rug...I bought a round one, a large rectangle one and a small rectangle one for the sun room we recently built. They look awesome. The quality if VERY high, the colors are as shown on the website and I am extremely pleased. Oh, and they were delivered so quickly! I will most certainly be a return customer!
RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.Very beautiful rug, colors more vibrant than appear. Only regret I had to return because the 8x11 was too large for my area. Runner also beautiful. I ordered the pads but the rugs are heavy enough they would not be sliding.
RECOMMENDED: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.beautiful thick rug-only issue is that it sheds a little bit. otherwise love it
I have been looking at this rug for months, it is a very beautiful rug that is made well and just stunning. I am about to purchase it but shopping now for price. Hopefully you will be offering a discount for the holidays! Happy New Year!
Kas Oriental
KAS rugs carries over 40 different collections of fine handmade and machine-made rugs, covering a range of low to high-end price points. Sizing ranges from scatters to larger room sizes. KAS introduces new colors and designs at every market and continues to create fresh and innovative looks with new product constructions. You will find looks to suit all your lifestyles varying from traditional or elegant designs to bold contemporary patterns to casual or outdoor rugs. You can always count on KAS to present the most unique constructions while keeping up with the latest trends in color and fashion. KAS product line consists of a wide selection of constructions and qualities of rugs from India, China and Europe including: Hand tufted, Hand hooked, Scatters, Wool, Silk, Acrylic, Bamboo, Jute, Sisal, and unique combination weaves.
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