Wait, a whole roll? That's genuinely painful to picture. I mean, linen isn't exactly cheap either, idk how you'd even start replacing that. Maybe it's just me, but keeping nice materials in a basement always feels like a gamble.
There's a common trend where people store pricey items in risky spots without much thought. Basements and attics often have moisture or pests that can destroy stuff over time. Your example with linen shows how we underestimate the cost of replacing quality materials. This happens with so many things, from furniture to old photos, because we assume storage spaces are safe. It's a pattern of avoidable loss that repeats in households everywhere.