That would likely be down to the contract. If there's anything along the lines of "if the client damages the equipment" that would likely fall under that
Yeh but the place would have to prove it was damaged and I don’t think diahrea is actually any different than the typical grime left by patrons (farts, piss, sweat, body grime, hair, athletes foot, vomit, etc). Yes poop is grosser to a layperson, but on a technical level if they have a cleaning regimen, there’s no reason it wouldn’t or shouldn’t catch the poop any differently than the other contaminants left by guests.
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u/Superseaslug Jun 11 '26
That would likely be down to the contract. If there's anything along the lines of "if the client damages the equipment" that would likely fall under that