Does your housekeeper wear his/her regular shoes when cleaning your house?

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Anonymous wrote:We have an Outbreak-style decontamination stall in our garage so we can hose her off before she comes in.

Loving this thread. The things people worry about...

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I would think not wearing shoes would be a safety issue.

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Anonymous wrote:No idea, cause I'm not there. Come home to a clean house and say a little toast to the Lysol fairies. Could not care less what they choose to wear on their feet while they are wiping out my toilet.

Same.

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Anonymous wrote:Mine take off their shoes and clean in their socks.

But are the socks clean?!

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Anonymous wrote:Ours takes her shoes off and just wears socks.

and cleans naked?

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Ours take their shoes off but we don't wear shoes in the house typically.

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It's gross for anyone to wear outdoor shoes inside the home. Unless it's right before clean up time. I can't imagine a cleaner leaving their outdoor shoes on. It doesn't make sense! I always have extra clean slippers for visitors.

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Anonymous wrote:It's gross for anyone to wear outdoor shoes inside the home. Unless it's right before clean up time. I can't imagine a cleaner leaving their outdoor shoes on. It doesn't make sense! I always have extra clean slippers for visitors.

Do the visitors wear slippers that other visitors have worn?

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They can be a safety hazard (slipping on stairs).

You can say that again. I'm a real estate agent and have slipped while wearing these many times. I would never ask someone to wear these while carrying a vacuum cleaner up and down the stairs.

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Anonymous wrote:No idea, cause I'm not there. Come home to a clean house and say a little toast to the Lysol fairies. Could not care less what they choose to wear on their feet while they are wiping out my toilet.

+1...Lysol fairies

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No shoe house here. Period.

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I don't wear shoes in my home and would expect a house cleaner to either remove her shoes or wear shoe covers.

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I've never been home when the cleaning service is working. No clue. I would rather they wear shoes than fall or get hurt. Not a big deal.

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" I HOPE YOU HAVE AN EXIT STRATEGY" -Lucille Bluth, Arrested Development.

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Anonymous wrote:We make her take a Clorox bath and then don a clean suit. I'm surprised you require anything less.

Is that all? I insist on a Hazmat suit before entering house as I do not want her bringing in germs from outside.