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ST Poll: minimum thread count for sheets you will consider buying?
Posted by
sycor
Oct 12 '12, 10:44
I dunno, I haven't bought sheets in a long time. I think I need some new ones.
Responses:
Don't really care, just want it to feel good and last a while. -- nm
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Don Homer
Oct 12, 11:06
1 -- nm
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Todd Manning
Oct 12, 11:03
100,000 -- nm
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CQ
Oct 12, 10:55
Probably 250. But according to Coolio, thread count doesn't always correlate with quality. -- nm
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Roger More
Oct 12, 10:49
4
I know this to be true -- nm
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Epiphany
Oct 12, 11:16
Coolio is right. Thread count is a Western marketing ploy. The quality of the cotton and the production are the most important things to consider.
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Diva, LCM
Oct 12, 11:05
2
yep. if the thread quality is crap, more of them won't help you. -- nm
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Andie
Oct 12, 11:07
Italians know what they're doing in bed... -- nm
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Mel Profit
Oct 12, 11:06
try these. I bought some 6 months ago and they are dirt cheap for a 1500 count -- (link)
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peglegpete
Oct 12, 10:48
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