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brownie
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SPR: Taking shoes off
Do you ask people to take them off when coming over?
I don't.....but now I'm pizzed that my friend just mud-printed our kitchen with her boots! I mean COME ON! It's muddy and snowy out!! ***** 
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Posted 1/26/11 1:23 PM  |
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bicosi
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Re: SPR: Taking shoes off
I don't but in all seriousness, that's just plain old inconsiderate.. that's just basic common sense to take off WET and DIRTY shoes/etc. before going in.
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| Posted 1/26/11 1:24 PM |
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EricaAlt
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Re: SPR: Taking shoes off
Yup! I'm a neat nut. Totally laid back with everything, but everyone knows I have the "no shoe" policy in my home.
Especially on days like today 
Got even more strict when DS was crawling on the floor
If we're entertaining a bunch of friends then that's another story. For family or just a friend or two coming over then it's "shoe's off"
big crowd we're entertaining... no biggie. I'll do a big mop that night or the next day
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| Posted 1/26/11 1:26 PM |
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ko123
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Re: SPR: Taking shoes off
We don't ask but in this weather it's just common sense...especially with a crawling baby.
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| Posted 1/26/11 1:26 PM |
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jambalady
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Re: SPR: Taking shoes off
If it is particularly nasty out/raining/snowing, then yes, I will ask people to take their shoes off.
Generally, I do not. But most people see my entranceway and that we leave our shoes there, so they will typically take them off when they come in without me having to ask.
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| Posted 1/26/11 1:26 PM |
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Dani77
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Re: SPR: Taking shoes off
I tried to enforce it once DS was crawling, and our house is tiny....so as soon as you walk in the door you're IN our living room. I couldn't even get it through DHs head to do it...he can't stand being bear footed. So...now he changes his shoes as soon as he walks in... but that's it. I usually just keep the swifter by the door and once they come in and go where they want...I just swifter it up
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| Posted 1/26/11 1:30 PM |
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babyfever08
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Re: SPR: Taking shoes off
I'm am usually laid back with this, but on days like today I would have asked them to take their shoes off.
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| Posted 1/26/11 1:35 PM |
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brownie
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Re: SPR: Taking shoes off
YES!!!!!!!!
Common sense!!!!!!!
That's what I thought.....seriously, common sense says TAKE OFF MUDDY BOOTS
Maybe because its a stressful morning regardless of this mud stuff, but this just put me over the edge!!!!!
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| Posted 1/26/11 1:35 PM |
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SweetSarj
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Re: SPR: Taking shoes off
NO shoes in my house ever.
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| Posted 1/26/11 1:39 PM |
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