Jim Birch wrote: >I often wonder, which is worse, the >sweat from my perhaps damp socks or a slight residue from the outside on my >soles. I'm not comfortable working in my stocking feet, and in the winter my >feet get cold. > >If it is a messy day, I will wipe my feet well. If the rug looks expensive, >I'll ask first. The client will either bring me a towel or say "don't worry >about it" Very seldom am I asked to remove my shoes. The important thing is >to show consideration for their home. > >Jim Birch, RPT I've gone back and forth about this for years. Right now, I'm saying better safe than sorry - or embarassed. If there is any dampness outside, off come the shoes. I work for a number of Asian-Americans. I look at their feet. If they are barefoot, in stocking feet, or wearing house shoes, I take off my shoes. Kent Swafford
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