TARGET: Removing blood stain from a book

[Brian Regan <erhslib@YAHOO.COM>]

Hi folks -
I've just had a book returned with a smear of dried
blood down one page from a nosebleed.  Is there a good
way to clean this up or should I just accept the
patron's offer to replace the book?

Thanks for your help.

BR

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Brian Regan, Librarian & Webmaster
East Rochester High School
East Rochester, NY 14445
Brian_Regan@er.monroe.edu
bregan@rochester.rr.com
www.erschools.org

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