Soak a cloth over a paint thinner and put it over the glue.

Also, the PM is stating that the tenant should get rid of his mattress, and cloth furniture otherwise the bugs will appear again.

I use 650 thread count sheets from Sam's Club and also use their thick, fluffy oversized bath towels (and hand towels and wash cloths.)

We are trying to stay mindful of changing conditions and being prepared to take in the last bit of cloth if needed.We are battening down the hatches by:Selling our primary house which we have slowly live in renovated now instead of 2022 as originally planned.Relocating to our market area in the event I need the 8% margin currently going to a property manager to maintain positive cash flow.Buying low / zero down opportunities only.Realizing equity to bolster cash reserves and getting rid of anything below a B class property.We are treating our break even point on our cashflow as the drastic action needed point versus when we run out of cash. 

Basically saving my pennies and wearing old clothes. 

For example, clothing fell by 86% from February to April, and led the way higher in June up 105% from last month and up 467.5% since the April bottom!

It's usually mattresses, broken furniture, junk kid toys, old clothing and hangars, etc.

Besides, even if the world collapses gold and silver won’t be valuable, instead we would revert to a barter system and the most valuable items would be things that help one survive, food, water, shelter, clothing, etc.

Most Americans buy their food, clothing and consumer goods from corporations.

It was ridiculous the amount of clothing I got for that price and it was all quality stuff.