Do you allow shoes on in your house?

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I’m trying to Settle this debate with my husband

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Hell no. You’re telling me people go to Walmart and gas station bathroom and then just walk all up in their house with the same shoes? 🤢 that’s just nasty

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Uh yeah... What are we supposed to do? Peter pan around?

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Huge negative. I like to walk around my house barefoot so the filth from the outside world is a no. We shampoo our carpet every 1-2 months

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This is so surprising to me, I have never even once been to anyone’s household where they kept shoes on in the house. That’s so weird to me! Socks, slippers or barefoot, that’s it.

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Yes for me I HATEE feet, I don’t want nobody coming in my house taking there shoes off especially if they don’t have socks on ... 🤮 I would die

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Nope. They come off at the door and we have a tray they sit on since it snows more months than not.

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My husband and I had this same debate no one I know leaves shoes on and I son't either but all his friends and family leave shoes on. He is American and I am Canadian so we were thinking that had something to do with it lol. It seems gross to me to have outside dirt all over your house!

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Nope! We have outside shoes and house shoes. My family can wear their house shoes in the house. Outside shoes go on a shoe tray by the front door. Or if they don’t want to wear house shoes they can wear socks or go barefoot because I keep my home and my floors clean.

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Not really but if it’s a quick in and out then we don’t take our shoes off unless they are dirty. Other than that our shoes are usually off.

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I prefer no shoes. Take them off when you enter the house. I have a clean space and I will keep it clean. However if you have a condition where you need the support, go ahead and wear them.

Do you allow shoes on in your house?

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