McPherson Library adds cordless leaf blower to its Library of Things
The blower joins 138 borrowable items, from a pressure washer to family experience passes.
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McPherson Public Library cardholders can now borrow a cordless leaf blower for fall yard cleanup through the library's expanding collection of the Library of Things.
In a Sunday, Sept. 13, Facebook post, the library describes the blower as lightweight and announces it as the latest addition to its Library of Things. The Library of Things page on the library's website lists the blower with a charger, two batteries, instructions, and a carrying bag.
According to the library, borrowers must be at least 18, have a McPherson Public Library card that is at least three months old, and keep their accounts in good standing.
The library's general circulation policy allows placing holds in person, by phone, or through the online catalog without a fee. Available items remain at the circulation desk for seven operating days. Patrons should confirm loan terms with the circulation desk before making plans to borrow the tool.
The collection includes 138 catalog titles, ranging from tools and technology to games and family experience passes.
The current collection also includes an electric pressure washer with four nozzle attachments, a detergent bottle, and a 20-foot hose and wand.
Patrons can check availability through the library's online catalog or contact the circulation desk at 620-245-2570. The library is at 214 W. Marlin St. in McPherson.
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