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Old 03-03-2010, 07:23 AM #4
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Default At least 300 Thread Count
I have heard that you want to get sheets that are at least 300 Thread Count to prevent the knotting.

But, I'm like Abasaki. I prefer 1000 thread count. Bed Bath and Beyond have some great sheets that are 1000 TC, but they are definitely on the pricey side.
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