Just don't use bleach on a used sheets as it binds with the oils and causes them to yellow.

I don't necessarily provide all of these (seems like a lot of face tissue), but it's helpful.InventoryKitchenCooking utensilsTable settingsNapkins/paper towelsDish soap/dishwasher detergentHand soapTea towels/washcloths/spongesSalt/pepper/oil/sugar/etc.Coffee/tea/milk/etc.Cleaning suppliesBathroomsTowels/washclothsHand soapShampoo/body washToilet paperToothpaste etc.BedroomsSheetsBlanketsPillowsFace tissueClothes hangersLiving roomDecorative pillowsThrow blanketsFace tissueRemotes

It's a way of selling gold, silver, oil and other non-cash investments to people afraid of what may happen.

Snake oil salesmen are attempting to manipulate numbers to serve themselves.

I studied Investing for ten years when I was working on Oil Tankers.

In the gold rush it was the people selling shovels and provisions that really made money, not the miners.

Oil prices are up nearly 35% on the year and with the recent production cuts there is the potential for a 3M barrel per day shortage beginning Q4 2023 and for oil to reach $150 per barrel. 

If you think someone out there on a stock market will pay you for it, you can buy some mining equipment and agree to split the profits of any find with other miners out there.. the wikipedia link above is pretty good if you're interested.I'm not sure about the "falsely adjusted market."

Tarballs, which are really more like globs of heavy oil, are a real problem.

Most buildings in Maine are heated with oil, so leaks are not unusual.