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Input: My husband and I built our first house - literally - just over a year ago. We participated in a sweat equity program where we spent 30+ hours a week doing manual labor on our house to lower costs. We take great pride in our home and try to keep it clean.  3 months after we moved in, my husband's 22-year-old brother moved in with us to help save on costs while he was going to school. Then, he dropped out of school to work full-time. He makes $14.00 an hour, works about 60 hours a week, and pays us $100.00 a month in rent. 

Today,  I walked into his bedroom and discovered that he spilt yellow paint across the carpet in multiple places, and decided not to tell us. It is now dried and stained. It's not super noticeable,  but you can definitely see it - it's smeared into the carpet in a few places that are at least 6 square inches. His family owns a carpet cleaning company, and he worked for them growing up, so I know he knows that he should have cleaned it up right away AND that it's not coming out now. 

WIBTA for making him pay to recarpet the entire room? Certain family members have told me it's not fair, since I have toddlers who will likely destroy things anyway, and you "can't really see it much". I think I am justified that even though it would be pricy, it's his fault and that's part of living with us. 

making my brother in law pay to replace our carpet