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kelypso 12.12.16 - 03:59am
Do you wear shoes inside your home? Do you allow your guests to? These are the big questions, people. * +

ogdenz 12.12.16 - 04:03am
I take my shoes off when I come in. I have no problem with guests keeping their shoes on. * +

shadow27 12.12.16 - 04:29am
What guests? Despise the damn things.
It's mainly a shoe free environment. * +

kelypso 12.12.16 - 04:35am
I barely wear shoes outside the house in summer if I don't have to lol. And never when I'm driving.
I'm laying new flooring and am half tempted to ask guests when entering to remove their shoes. People do that, right? * +

broken1 12.12.16 - 04:46am
Do it. Your house, your rules. * +

3mel 12.12.16 - 04:48am

@ kelypso - 12.12.16 - 04:35am
I barely wear shoes outside the house in summer if I don't have to lol. And never when I'm driving.
I'm laying new flooring and am half tempted to ask guests when entering to remove their shoes. People do that, right?

yes they do, tradesmen usually carry those slip on shoe covers over here so it's something they must get asked a lot. * +

kelypso 12.12.16 - 04:53am

@ broken1 - 12.12.16 - 04:46am
Do it. Your house, your rules.

I did wonder whether it was rude but then I realised I don't really care about that. I do wonder if some people would be uncomfortable about taking their shoes off though I guess. * +

kelypso 12.12.16 - 04:55am

@ 3mel - 12.12.16 - 04:48am
yes they do, tradesmen usually carry those slip on shoe covers over here so it's something they must get asked a lot.

Shoe covers is a great idea. I might have to find some as a halfway solution. I have a surprising amount of traffic through here when I think about it, tradesmen, tutors, carers and the like. Great suggestion. * +

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