Drywall gets soft or flaky when it's time to replace.

That includes (but is not limited to), paper towels, sanitary napkins/tampons, flushable wipes, diapers, paper towels, fish, or smoking materials/ cigarette butts, or bandages.

These represent the soft underbelly of note investing (and hundreds of percent ROI in many cases, for a lot of hard work).All notes involve some amount of risk that can scare the daylights out of you with the endless horror stories.

However, I would not through in the towel nor would I advise others not to do it.

We buy WAY more than we need off all towels and linens so we have significant backstock. 

Yes percale weave isn't as soft.

I'll warn them if it's an egregious issue like multiple calls for toys in the toilet or heavy towels clogging the main line.

@John Underwood I'll definitely need to plan backups for sheets and towels. 

Doug Hey Doug, I am a wholesaler that likes to do a 'soft' negotiation on the phone.

Before a large scale deleverage, these soft spots may be quicker to tell than more robust economy areas