If you walked into someone’s house, and saw a “please remove your shoes” sign, would you think…
If you walked into someone’s house, and saw a “please remove your shoes” sign, would you think they’re weird? Lol.
I was just getting ready to order one.
If you walked into someone’s house, and saw a “please remove your shoes” sign, would you think they’re weird? Lol.
I was just getting ready to order one.
A J·
Not at all. I’d be sliding my shoes off.
Dusty ·
Nope k
I had one and noone listened so it got bigger and ruder take ur fucking shoes off. :)
squishymommy1·
Nope. I have one.
Mandy·
Nope. I always ask to be respectful anyway.
Boss Momma·
Um absolutely not i do the same thing without the sign 😂
Heather·
Мама сына (8 лет)
Speaking from the perspective of someone who has been inside many houses as part of my job, there’s no way in hell I’d take off my shoes. Some houses are disgusting! If you’re there to do a job, shoes should be left on. Besides, who wants the plumber’s stinky sock feet on your floors?
I feel like it’s different if it’s a visitor such as family or friends. In that case, as the guest, I would absolutely respect that request and take off my shoes. But I also know that their homes would be much cleaner than the ones I went to for my job.
Heather··
Мама сына (8 лет)
@squishymommy1, @massgirl, not a service person, but I worked as a community based child & family therapist for many years before my current position. We had to go in people’s homes all the time with no “booties” available to use. And the filth was rampant.
Heather··
Мама сына (8 лет)
@jennatess, my comment wasn’t meant as disrespect to your home or level of cleanliness. There is another world out there, one of extreme poverty, cockroaches, and bedbugs. Definitely not going shoeless in those conditions.
jenna tess··
oh I didn’t read it disrespectful even slightly! I totally understood!
KLove·
I used to not like taking my shoes off, but now I can’t stand them in the house.
I now know that house just a little cleaner seeing as all the grime from outside isn’t left across their floors
KLove··
& agreeing with @scruffy.nerf.herder! I ask any cable man or maintenance men to put on booties or I offer them bags to put over their shoes!! I don’t want other people’s germs where my daughter plays 🥴😆
Mish·
A lot of Asian cultures do this. I grew up doing this and never knew different. We had a specific pair of shoes that were only to be worn in the house. Now it drives me crazy that my husband didn’t grow up that way and wears his shoes everywhere.
Rose ·
No, I want one
Melinda Westad·
Not weird at all. We always ask guests to take off their shoes in the house. Not only do shoes carry a ton of germs but they also track a lot of dirt on carpet.
XryztalRoze·
My shoes were off before I entered your home, so yes, I think it's weird that the sign isn't outside. Lol. 😉We take our shoes off outside on the porch and I had a sign on the door for the handful of people who we have over. If you can't or won't take your shoes off before you come in then I'm sorry I can't have you over.
Get the sign! It's a good habit to form!!!