Have you ever been a guest at someone else s house and took off your shoes?

Yes, especially when other people's homes are carpeted, changing shoes in the corridor before entering the door, and feeling particularly embarrassed when taking off shoes. I'm afraid that the other party will smell the smell of feet.

It's very common to not take off your shoes when you enter the door, because now everyone lives in high-rise buildings, and if you go into a high-rise building, slippers will make the room cleaner.

Yes, it's more social death than slippers and socks with a hole rotten, and it's more embarrassing if there is foot odor, and I don't want to remember it anymore.

If you have smelly feet, it may be embarrassing, but if not, it is not an embarrassing experience.

Why? Of course I would. This kind of thing is obviously rude! If possible, I will wash my feet before departure. If I can't cover it up, I'll apologize to the others.

It seems that many families are ready to have slippers to change.

Generally speaking, girls should not go to other people's homes alone and pay attention to safety.

Of course I do, it's obviously rude!

If you have the conditions, you will encounter this kind of washing your feet in advance and then go, if you can't cover it, you can say sorry to others first.

Look at the habits of your colleague's house, if you have slippers prepared for you at the door, and you need to enter the room for a while, then take off your shoes and put them on, if it's just a matter of a few words, then you don't need to take off your shoes, just say it at the door.

Hello, this generally depends on the specific situation, follow the local customs, see what the specific situation of your colleague's house is, if people have prepared special slippers for guests at the door, that is the need to take off shoes.

If the ground of a colleague's house is very clean, and there are slippers next to it, then you must take off your shoes to enter the door, which is a minimum etiquette, if your colleague is not ready to take off her shoes, and the ground is not suitable for bare feet, then it doesn't hurt to wear shoes, take off your shoes or not, to analyze the specific situation, and adapt to the situation.

A: Of course, you have to take off your shoes out of politeness, because it's not easy for people to clean up. But you can ask a colleague first, and if he doesn't mind, of course you don't have to take off your shoes.

Not necessarily, depending on the environment and atmosphere of a colleague's home.

If you walk dirty, be sure to take off your shoes as a sign of respect for your colleagues.

If your shoes are clean and your colleagues don't ask for them, you can ask your colleagues if they want to take them off, depending on the situation.

Not necessarily, it depends on the living habits of each family, and many families need to take off their shoes before entering the house for the sake of health and hygiene. You can follow a colleague, usually he enters the house first, to see if he takes off his shoes and enters the house, you do what he does, or you can ask him before entering the house.

Under normal circumstances, when you go to someone else's house, you have to take off your shoes and enter the door, if a colleague says that you don't need to take off your shoes, you can enter the door directly.

In fact, the rules are different for each family. Some people don't need you to change your shoes, some people will prepare disposable shoe covers, and most people will prepare slippers for guests to wear.

To other people's homes, or to abide by the rules of other people's homes, normally we have to have this awareness, after all, health problems or to pay attention, respect for the fruits of other people's labor, dirty others to sweep the floor, mop, must be embarrassed, if they do not have enough slippers, the owner said that there is no need to change, then you can not change shoes to take off shoes, the guest is as the host!

Different families have different living habits.

For example, in my house, I basically don't prepare slippers for guests, so guests don't have to drag them when they come. Generally, homes with carpets don't care.

For example, your feet are very smelly, so what are you dragging them for, do you smoke people, you would rather die than take them off.

For example, if you enter the door and see that your friend's house is wearing slippers, and there are slippers at the door, then you will naturally wear slippers, and he will definitely bring them to you and prepare them in advance.

Observe more, observe.

It depends on the situation of the colleague's home, some colleagues do not need to take off their shoes, some colleagues need to take off their shoes, and some colleagues will have shoe covers, you don't have to think about this problem yourself, colleagues will deal with it.

When you enter someone else's house, you must take off your shoes, and most people will have spare slippers at home, so you can just put on a pair. Unless the owner tells you not to take off your shoes.

Generally speaking, if you need to change your shoes, it is best to use shoe covers, after all, it will be embarrassing to take off your shoes in case you have stinky feet!

Take off your shoes and see if the floor is allowed by your colleague. If the colleague has a clean floor and slippers next to him, be sure to take off his shoes before entering the door. Minimal etiquette. If colleagues are not ready to take off their shoes, the ground is not suitable for bare feet, so.

Who to ask for this, how do outsiders know if they need to change their shoes when they enter the door, each family has different rules, the way of hospitality is different, how can it be generalized, colleagues let them change their shoes, and they don't need to change them.

This depends on the hospitality of the host's family, the atmospheric host does not need the guest to take off his shoes, followed by the preparation of shoe covers, stingy will ask to take off his shoes, give you a pair of slippers. Respect the host's family and listen to his arrangement!

From the point of view of hygiene and respect, a change of shoes should be proposed. If the host sincerely refuses, you can make the nearest location and try to get the ground as little as possible.

If a colleague comes to the house and doesn't take off his shoes when he enters the door, then you are embarrassed to force people to take off their shoes, but after he leaves, you can wipe the floor again, and it doesn't take much effort. Maybe my colleague's feet are smelly and he deliberately doesn't want to take off his shoes, otherwise, as soon as he takes off his shoes, you won't want to stay in the house anymore.

The guest does not take off his shoes when he comes to the house, which means that he is his habit, and I don't think he has been here for a long time, so you can, let him go!

Isn't it normal to change shoes? You don't change your shoes at home yourself? Do you wear outside shoes and step on them in your own home?

Do you use such a glass heart? Since someone else invited you to the house, they really treat you as a friend, so should you also think about others? Now who has nothing to bring people home, I go to a friend's house and relatives' house are the initiative to change shoes, or bring shoe covers, I see other people's homes cleaned up so neat and bright I am really embarrassed to wear my own shoes into it, even if the owner emphasizes that I don't need to do it, because I want to respect the fruits of other people's labor, my own home is not particularly big one hundred and forty square on mopping the floor is very tired, plus the bedroom is the floor, our own bedroom slippers are separated from the living room slippers, my own home of course I love, But I don't ask the guests who come to my house to change their shoes, and I would be more willing to associate with such people if I offer to change my shoes, because this act is to understand the small details for the sake of others, and it's as simple as that.

Shoes are undoubtedly a major way to bring microorganisms from the external environment, including many pathogenic microorganisms, into the home. These microorganisms will stay on the floor of the home, and if there are children in the house, they will crawl on the ground, which will expose them to the disease-causing microorganisms.

In addition, opening windows, fans, and air conditioners will cause indoor air to flow, and these bacteria will be blown into the air and then breathed in.

Because of this, taking off your shoes at the door is a good hygiene habit that can reduce the number of disease-causing microorganisms in your home to a certain extent.

What should I do after I take off my shoes?

Lots of spare slippers for guests to wear. This raises the problem that these slippers are also a source of contamination if they are not regularly disinfected, and there is a risk of spreading athlete's foot if someone is barefoot.

The solution is to prepare disposable slippers or shoe covers, the latter of which can avoid the problem of some people being too lazy to take off their shoes.

In my house, I have to take off my shoes before entering the door, either outside the door or in the garage.

Disposable slippers and shoe covers are also available at home. Sometimes door-to-door service workers or guests do not take off their shoes, I will remind you, don't feel unsympathetic about this, this is your own home, you set your own rules, people must abide by it, otherwise don't enter the door.

When I go to someone's house, I will bring a pair of clean socks, take off my shoes before entering the door, take off the socks, and put on clean socks, so that I don't have to wear the slippers prepared by the owner, and in doing so, I can also avoid the risk of athlete's foot infection due to repeated use of the slippers at the owner's house.

Change your socks when you leave, so you're happy on both sides. Sometimes the host says don't be so troublesome and don't take off your shoes, and when I do this, I can see that people are very satisfied, and this is what a qualified guest should do.

Definitely, you generally have to take off your shoes, and if his house is very clean, even if your friend says he can't take them off, you have to say that you want to take off your shoes.

Yes, sometimes when I visit someone, and I see that someone else's home is cleaner or the floor is the door when I enter, I will definitely take the initiative to ask if I want to take off my shoes.

Do as the Romans do. If you go to a house where the owner asks you to take off your shoes, you'd better take them off. If they don't have this habit, you can't take off your shoes.

Do as the Romans do. If the owner of the house you go to asks you to take off your shoes, you'd better take them off, and if they don't have this habit, you can leave them untold.

I've had the experience of going to someone's house and asking for slippers when they come in, and I usually wear some breathable shoes to avoid the shoes being too smelly.

People often struggle with the question of whether guests should take off their shoes when they step through the door. Risking a little social embarrassment to avoid a bacterial invasion seems like a no-brainer. But do we really need to worry about germs brought into our homes by our shoes?

First of all, there is no need to hide the facts: there are "hundreds of thousands of bacteria per square inch" on ordinary shoes. In some study samples, almost all shoes were found to have fecal bacteria, including E. coli – a bacterium found on 96% of the soles.

While many types of E. coli are harmless to humans, certain strains can cause severe diarrhea, urinary tract infections, and even meningitis.

As scary as the picture of microbial invasion is, the study doesn't actually give us anything serious to worry about. Many people may want to do a cleaning at the thought of germs on their shoes, but the truth is that the amount of bacteria that our shoes bring into the room is generally not enough to make the average healthy person sick. For healthy people, bacteria in shoes do not pose a risk, or the risk is minimal.

Healthy people usually need to be exposed to many strains of harmful bacteria to actually get infected.

Another point is that most people don't stay on the ground for long when they are stepped on by their shoes. In some cases, a layer of bacteria covering the ground may be "re-atomized" by a stream of air coming in from outside the window, thus entering the air we breathe. This can increase the risk of infection.

But the biggest threat is actually on the ground. Researchers believe that we should be more worried about children crawling on the floor, and for healthy adults, it's not too much of a problem.

All in all, if you're at risk of infection, or if you have young children, it's a good idea to take your shoes off when you enter the house, but for most healthy people, the decision to take them off when you enter the house is based on underlying health considerations, and it's entirely up to personal preferences and habits.

This depends on the specific situation. If the host's house is very well decorated. And the director is very particular, all of them are wooden floors.

Then, when you walk into such a house, you must need to take off your shoes that you wear outside. Otherwise, you will trample on the floor of someone else's house. Even if others are polite and don't say it, they will feel unpleasant in their hearts.

Some others are more particular at home, and he will prepare disposable shoe covers. In this case, you only need to put it on your shoes when you enter the door. Within the permitted range of activities.

Nothing too much to consider. And if everyone has a good relationship, others will take the initiative. I just want to change my shoes so that I don't have to mop the floor myself.

This time it was very convenient for everyone to talk.

If you are not particularly familiar with it. It's not good for others to take the initiative. This is the time to test your self-awareness.

If you behave well, others will definitely want you to visit more next time. If you don't behave well, you don't want to move around too much. So the performance in other people's homes is still very important.

When you go to someone's house, when you are a guest, if you see many pairs of shoes at the door, it means that you have to take off your shoes before you can enter.

You see they are indoors, if they are wearing slippers, then you should take the initiative to change your shoes. To avoid such embarrassment, you can bring your own shoe covers before you go to their house. Just go into the house and change into shoe covers yourself.

If there are slippers prepared at the door of the guest's house, you need to take off your own shoes, and then put on the slippers of the class's house.

Look at the door to see if there are slippers, if there is a need, it is not easy to judge if not, you should take the initiative to ask the owner, in order to show respect and politeness.

If you are a guest at someone else's house, if the house is very clean and there are slippers at the door, then you must change into slippers when you enter the room, if there are no slippers at the door, then you should ask, do you want to take off your shoes and go in? Or do a slipper action, if the owner says you don't need slippers, you can come in, you can go in without slippers.