They don't care about thread count and they are much easier to clean than anything with cotton.For adult beds, I only use a 70/30 cotton/poly blend sheet in white and a percale weave.

sorry wrong place 

It sleeps crisp and cool, but it wears much better. 100% cotton is great...as long as there isn't a single stain to be found...ever.

Having a little nicer unit than the competition IS the difference.Sure, you will still occasionally get the wool pulled over your eyes, and sometimes a tenant will have a true, legitimate, life changing event that affects them, but, Big Picture, my experience has consistently been that a complete tenant turnover, on average, takes three years, and if you have taken the proper steps, you should have a VERY low number of problem tenants once you reach that point.

Because you know, and I know you know, in fact, I know that you know that I know you know, your response rate in direct mail is 97.32% dependent on grow rates of domestically produced, but commercially raised cotton vs. foreign, non-commercially produced cotton.

We have a family cotton farm in Ralls, Tx which is just outside Lubbock, and my grandparents and mom are from Lubbock.

The white fibers you see in a cigarette filter are NOT cotton, but a plastic that can persist in the environment as long as other forms of plastic. 

Jacksonville, Fl 322202) 7148 Cotton Bend Ct.

It's like a financial rollercoaster but without the cotton candy and laughter for my millennial first-time home buyers. 

I highly suggest you use a 70/30 cotton/poly blend sheet (or there abouts) in a Percale weave.