@Joel Ray Cotton could you refine your question a little more, are you unsure as to what the individual line items are or if the prices quoted seem fair? 

I doubt that they've been dirty for the past 8 years and just pulled the wool over everyone's eye's...

I think that you had the wool pulled over your eyes.

The paper inside was pure white, 32 pound 100% cotton either from Crain or Southworth.

It's hard to prove if things look fine, but normally in my experience, if there is misuse it's easy to see, dents in the washer, cotton balls down the drain and so forth.

Alex Cotton Is there a Cedar Rapids area regularly scheduled meeting time event they I could attend.

Lubbock thrives off several industries ranging from Texas Tech, the medical field, cotton, oil & gas, and a few others. 

The goal is to provide the best option for a homeowner, this was my strategy for connecting with local realtors and PMs. 75% of the time a cash offer doesn't make the most sense and I morally can't pull wool over someone's eyes just to make a buck. 

@Eddie Salisbury - No seller's remorse other than me kicking myself for having the wool pulled over my eyes :)I should have known not to work with someone who was representing both sides of the transaction!

So my sound proofing is focused in the second floor/ceiling of the first floor.For soundproofing, I do the following;1) I am mindful to seal up all of the second floor subfloor penetration.2) I installed 3" thick mineral wool (Roxul or Rockwool) insulation between the floor joist directly above the sheet rock.3) I use resilient channel to hang the ceiling drywall, which is 5/8" thick (per code for fire barrier, but is a bonus for sound).The above does a good job at reducing sounds like TV's, radio's, talking, etc.