When you enter a house, do you usually take off your footwear?
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No, it's just weird in this country. However in Norway it is required.
It's a law?
No just good manners - here as in Norway.
Our next door neighbor always asks if he has to take his shoes off when he comes over. We have to take our shoes off when we go to his house.
No, never at my place.
I feel embaressed if people try to take their shoes off at my door. I insist they keep their shoes on.
Plus they might have smelly feet or tinea.
Always at home, and whenever possible elsewhere; and I prefer others to do the same on entering my house, although I rarely insist. One caveat: Given the weather here, it is not always easy to remove or replace winter foot wear if just stepping in for a moment.
I even go sockie-footed at work, although I do wear two pairs--crew socks under, fuzzies on top.
The weather would be a consideration.
It doesn't snow where I am and we have been in a drought for years, so we just have dusty shoes.