No clue.y personal reasons are cleanliness and a personal hatred for wearing shoes. I don’t even like being in socks only. Whenever I can I’m barefoot. It’s just more comfortable for me.
My feet get chilly. Yes, I live in a hot climate. I think that’s actually part of the problem because a lot of flooring here is tile which stays cold AF!!!
Waste of time and cleanliness don’t get align though. It must be cultural then. I just cannot even think about how it would be so dirty wearing shoes in the house. In Eastern culture, the home should be clean and not a place you would enter with your shoes on.
My shoes stay at the door and never used in the house.
So sock sock first then shoe shoe.
Maybe it’s cultural but I don’t understand why would anyone wear shoes at home.
No clue.y personal reasons are cleanliness and a personal hatred for wearing shoes. I don’t even like being in socks only. Whenever I can I’m barefoot. It’s just more comfortable for me.
Unless the weather is cold I don’t wear socks either.
I don’t understand why anyone would wear socks at home, either.
Cold floors.
Also allows for doing cool slides on hardwood/linoleum.
My feet get chilly. Yes, I live in a hot climate. I think that’s actually part of the problem because a lot of flooring here is tile which stays cold AF!!!
Circumstance.
If you’re constantly going in/out, it’s a waste of time.
And honestly it doesn’t make any difference for me - my carpets get just as dirty just as fast whether I take shoes off or not.
I still take them off, but since I clean the carpets I know exactly how little difference it makes. It’s a “feel good” exercise in my house.
You view cleanliness as a waste of time. That’s disgusting.
Waste of time and cleanliness don’t get align though. It must be cultural then. I just cannot even think about how it would be so dirty wearing shoes in the house. In Eastern culture, the home should be clean and not a place you would enter with your shoes on.
Clearly your don’t live somewhere with snow or sand or dirt