Can books (public library) be put into the product?
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Yes. I can't think of any reason why not. But it takes a few hours to get the temp up high enough to kill any bugs that might be lurking, so it might not be energy-efficient to do it every time you come back from the library. There's a list of things not to put into the product because they might be harmed: makeup, cell phone, and the like. Shoes, coats, purses, books won't be hurt by heat.
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It gets over 122 degrees, and this might conceivably melt some glue in the binding or warp the pages. I put everything into mine after my trip, except the computer and the Kindle...said Kindle being the reason I didn't have books, which is why I can't answer your question with certainty. But the risk of having bedbugs was worth the risk of putting everything in to cook, and if I'd have had books with me, I'd have put them in, too!
1596092
Absolutely. Put them in the bags first andmake sure to tie them tight before you turn it on. Its perfect for clothes and books
1596093
Every book I owned did some time in the Thermal Strike. No issues whatsoever.
414117
Yes there is a shelf for a book or a tablet. However a thivk book would not fit. I out my iPod on the shelf.
879100
I would think that it should work fine. It is fairly flexible so it won't be like a hardback book when you finish, but it will be well protected. Good luck. Woody
1200044
Not sure. I would think the first book needs to be a hard back. After that you could stack paperbacks on top. Great deals on books at Goodwill.
231903
I can't see any reason why not - as long as organic printing materials are used. It would seem to be easier to do this before they are assembled, you may want to contact the producer.
313171
Yes. The books I received have a pourous/matte type finish that allow markers, crayons, pencils or paint to be used.
1200048
I am sure it would depend on how many books are on top of the bottom one. If you have a hardcover, then put it on the bottom and pile your paperbacks on top. This is a great item! Very strong!
192696
Yes. The contents allow that. We have an extra cover on it and have not had to do that yet, but contents allow it.
1610873
yes you can, you have to read the book first how to do it, but its very simple, i do it all the time.
1449859
I'd recommend buying a separate bench that opens so you can store books inside. That what we did and no regrets. About $80.00
1039998
Yes. I have lots of books--very heavy--on my shelves. They are holding up well.
1777322
Hello Steve,I don't think so since the angle of where the books go would be flat when using the built in stand. Without the stand the books would fall out. Thanks for the question
1131259
Personally, I would not put books on it- or very few. I have put crystal and glass stemware/bar ware. The shelves are sturdy, but they are adjustable so you are relying on pins in holes to hold up the shelf up. Beautiful piece though and am happy with purchase.
1756290
Yes. You can. But perhaps you need put away a small shelf . I recommend you cover your supplies with plastic before save.
1486006
The shelves are not designed for book. They do not have the depth. CD's just fit. They are strong enough for what they were designed for.
2244335
Yes - there are 3 small covered screws (easily accessible) that hold the pages in the book. You simply unscrew them, add the inserts, and screw them back together.
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They should. They are holding up some pretty heavy books, so I don't see why they wouldn't