12-10-2018, 11:24 PM
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Originally Posted by realspeed
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My sister in law has laminate wood floor and moaned like hell when our dog walked on it while we stayed there. Why on earth anyone would want an easily scratched/marked floor beats me
I do agree. I certainly wouldn't want a floor that I couldn't walk on easily, or one that was high maintenance.
I would never want a home where I had to be careful where I walk, what I sit on, or what I wear on some furniture.
I am a simple soul, with carpets to hoover and laminate to wash - job done.
I have never lived without animals around anyway, and they are more company than a posh house and shiny floors.
13-10-2018, 07:14 AM
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HiI do take my shoes off and so do others, but that is because most are Polish and it is the normal thing for them.
My Ex insisted on pure white carpets and we had a dog, constant cleaning.
I do not expect shoes off in my new house, I do however have doormats both outside and inside, saves a lot of bother.
13-10-2018, 11:52 AM
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Re: Removing shoes
Originally Posted by realspeed
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My sister in law has laminate wood floor and moaned like hell when our dog walked on it while we stayed there. Why on earth anyone would want an easily scratched/marked floor beats me
Originally Posted by Mups
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I do agree. I certainly wouldn't want a floor that I couldn't walk on easily, or one that was high maintenance.I would never want a home where I had to be careful where I walk, what I sit on, or what I wear on some furniture.
I am a simple soul, with carpets to hoover and laminate to wash - job done.
I have never lived without animals around anyway, and they are more company than a posh house and shiny floors.
White carpets.
13-10-2018, 01:50 PM
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I would never think of asking someone to remove there shoes or boots... If their shoes were soiled, wet or covered with snow...I'd assume that common sense would prevail and they'd remove them. And, if that didn't happen...I'd just tidy up after they left but no way...would I ever embarrass anyone.14-10-2018, 08:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Beautiful Filly
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I would never think of asking someone to remove there shoes or boots... If their shoes were soiled, wet or covered with snow...I'd assume that common sense would prevail and they'd remove them. And, if that didn't happen...I'd just tidy up after they left but no way...would I ever embarrass anyone.
14-10-2018, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Bratti
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A good laminate floor shouldn’t scratch that easily. It’s usually a lot more scratch resistant than real hardwood. We have solid maple and it has some deep scratches from our shepherds and I love every scratch there. Exactly how I feel along with summer. We have a nice home but it’s lived in and I wouldn’t want to live any other way. A life without my pets isn’t worth living . They are what make our home an enjoyable place to be which is what it is.
White carpets.
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