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What if a cat vomits on it though?
Cats:*heavy breathing*
Ugh that and bringing your kids sick was the worst. No if books were damaged they had to buy us a new one or their spouse couldnt pcs (move from the base). Which will get them in BIG trouble. Needless to say we got a lot of new books lol.
Why I don't use library books... I guarantee OP that if this happens the books will be just cleaned off and returned anyway
I have yet to have the puke experience (at least on my materials...bathroom and the kids' section is a whole 'nother story...), but I did get an entire stack of DVDs with melted butter all over the cases thrown into my bookdrop one time. Inside, outside, under the plastic film, inside the associated booklets...some of them still have butter residue, because no matter what we do we just cannot clean them off. The bookdrop itself had to be dismantled to clean it because it was in the triple digits that week and butter had melted all down inside the box. It was awful. Some library patrons are wonderful and treat everything that they check out with respect, care, and love. Other library patrons think that, since their specific tax money pays for a) our jobs, b) every single item in our library or any other in the state, and c) the physical buildings (either these patrons have the worst income tax ever or they have no idea how taxes actually work), they can do whatever they want in the library and with library materials and not have to face any consequences.
My mom works at a library. They got bed bugs last month.
They still have to pay for the damages.
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You would think that something like that would be self explanatory... People no longer speak up when things go wrong or not as expected. They just shove things aside and hope the next person to encounter the problem doesn't notice it... Like vomit in a book. No one will notice that.
Isn't the general rule that if a book is damaged in any way you replace it?